Question about CVO's
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Road Captain
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Didn't think of it that way...
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JMO - but pictures of CVO scooters simply do not do them justice. In pics, some look kind of tacky, but they all look great in person. Case-in-point, the 2012 in black & orange.
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Cruiser
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Or the 2012 CVO Convertible in that blue. It's great, and it's got a black frame, which I believe all bikes should have.
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There is something to be said for the V.I.N. stating it's a CVO, (even if it's got a 100,000 miles on it
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And no, not even on my old bike let alone the fancier newer models could you 'upgrade' a stock bike for the same money
)And no, not even on my old bike let alone the fancier newer models could you 'upgrade' a stock bike for the same money
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If your going to put a lot of money in your bike fixing it up you are a lot better off getting a CVO.
One of the misconceptions is if you buy a CVO you wont be spending a lot of money updating and or adding stuff. A lot of CVO owners still spend tons of money on their bikes changing them to their taste.
Tom
One of the misconceptions is if you buy a CVO you wont be spending a lot of money updating and or adding stuff. A lot of CVO owners still spend tons of money on their bikes changing them to their taste.
Tom