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If you have to choose between a 2018 street glide CVO with 2500 miles on it compared to 2021 street glide special blacked out (brand new), which one will you choose from?
Price range is same for both. Is it worth to buy a 4 year old CVO or go for new street glide special which has some improved electronics. Surely engine is different which i am ok with both.
I vote a 2022 in Gunship Gray. That color is amazing (though the new color looks a bit different than the CVO to me)! Good luck and I dont think you can go wrong either way.
Newer model, not used, looks better, same price range .Id take the 21
Agreed! New 21 has full warranty, negligible motor difference of 114 vs 117, much better GTS head unit, RDRS, etc.
The CVO has a few extra bells & whistles...remote locking bags are nice. Chances are you'd spend the $5000 in upgrades (slip-ons, bars, windshield, seat, etc) on either bike.
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