2018 Shield tank emblem part#s
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10-27-2017 | 08:06 AM
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10-27-2017 | 09:02 PM
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10-27-2017 | 09:08 PM
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Did a search for 2018 Harley Touring CVO VIN number, a few dealers popped up that have the bikes in the "new inventory " on the web site with the VIN listed.
Copied the VIN numbers and dealer info and kept checking back to see if the bike sold, one did or was no longer listed on the site so I used the VIN when I ordered.
BUT...you have to order the tank badge for that VIN number! In other words they will refuse the gloss black ones for a CVO SG because it came with Denim Black badges...make sense?
I had to do this online because the local dealers wanted proof of ownership along with the VIN, Online I just put the VIN in the notes section of the order. I got turned down twice th `
I figured out that the emblem part number had to be for that bike.
There id a ADH exp date on the back of the badge? Have no clue what that means,
Copied the VIN numbers and dealer info and kept checking back to see if the bike sold, one did or was no longer listed on the site so I used the VIN when I ordered.
BUT...you have to order the tank badge for that VIN number! In other words they will refuse the gloss black ones for a CVO SG because it came with Denim Black badges...make sense?
I had to do this online because the local dealers wanted proof of ownership along with the VIN, Online I just put the VIN in the notes section of the order. I got turned down twice th `
I figured out that the emblem part number had to be for that bike.
There id a ADH exp date on the back of the badge? Have no clue what that means,
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10-27-2017 | 09:43 PM
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10-27-2017 | 10:27 PM
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Did a search for 2018 Harley Touring CVO VIN number, a few dealers popped up that have the bikes in the "new inventory " on the web site with the VIN listed.
Copied the VIN numbers and dealer info and kept checking back to see if the bike sold, one did or was no longer listed on the site so I used the VIN when I ordered.
BUT...you have to order the tank badge for that VIN number! In other words they will refuse the gloss black ones for a CVO SG because it came with Denim Black badges...make sense?
I had to do this online because the local dealers wanted proof of ownership along with the VIN, Online I just put the VIN in the notes section of the order. I got turned down twice then
I figured out that the emblem part number had to be for that bike.
There id a ADH exp date on the back of the badge? Have no clue what that means,
Copied the VIN numbers and dealer info and kept checking back to see if the bike sold, one did or was no longer listed on the site so I used the VIN when I ordered.
BUT...you have to order the tank badge for that VIN number! In other words they will refuse the gloss black ones for a CVO SG because it came with Denim Black badges...make sense?
I had to do this online because the local dealers wanted proof of ownership along with the VIN, Online I just put the VIN in the notes section of the order. I got turned down twice then
I figured out that the emblem part number had to be for that bike.
There id a ADH exp date on the back of the badge? Have no clue what that means,
#50
10-28-2017 | 06:16 AM
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I have to agree with Screamin Beagle. Getting these fraudulently could well turn out to really screw the guy who pays up to buy the CVO at some time. The biker society sure has changed over the years. Bikers were known not to deliberately screw over another biker, seems that all has changed. Take a chance and screw the other guy just as long as I get what I want now. Screwin over the MoCo is one thing but this has to potential to screw over the guy who pays big money for his CVO. God help the guy who uses my VIN to get an emblem if I need one sometime.....
Last edited by Gunnysgt; 10-28-2017 at 07:00 AM.