CVO Road King compression
Thread Starter
|
Tourer
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 459
Likes: 1
From: New Port Richey, FL
CVO Road King compression
I was looking at the specs on the CVO Road Kings and noticed some differances
http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_US...ng.html#!specs
Does anyone know why the CVO Road King has 9.15:1 compression
And the CVO 110th Road King has 9.2:1 compression.
Whats the differance is one better than the other.
I also noticed the CVO Road King shows a 19" front wheel and 18" rear
CVO 110th shows a 17" front and 16 rear.
Do you think these are typos?
http://www.harley-davidson.com/en_US...ng.html#!specs
Does anyone know why the CVO Road King has 9.15:1 compression
And the CVO 110th Road King has 9.2:1 compression.
Whats the differance is one better than the other.
I also noticed the CVO Road King shows a 19" front wheel and 18" rear
CVO 110th shows a 17" front and 16 rear.
Do you think these are typos?
Stage II
Joined: Jan 2013
Posts: 2
Likes: 0
From: Massachusetts
Stock tires on the CVO Road King are:
Front: 130/60B19 19"
Rear: 180/55B18 18"
Stock Tires on the 110 Anniversary Edition CVO Road King are:
Front: 130/80B17 17"
Rear: 180/65B16 16"
There is a ground clearance difference where the 110 Aniversary Edition sits 0.2" lower (5.1" v 4.9"). This is due to the tire height differences between to 2 bikes. The 130/80 series and 180/65 series tires have taller sidewalls. Put the bikes side by side and you'll see a lot more tire showing on the 110 Anniversary edition.
Front: 130/60B19 19"
Rear: 180/55B18 18"
Stock Tires on the 110 Anniversary Edition CVO Road King are:
Front: 130/80B17 17"
Rear: 180/65B16 16"
There is a ground clearance difference where the 110 Aniversary Edition sits 0.2" lower (5.1" v 4.9"). This is due to the tire height differences between to 2 bikes. The 130/80 series and 180/65 series tires have taller sidewalls. Put the bikes side by side and you'll see a lot more tire showing on the 110 Anniversary edition.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
