Used SE vs New RKC
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The '12 RKC will depreciate more than the '08 CVO in the next 2 years. Try and find out all the history on the '08. If it's favorable, and dealer willing to give you at least a 1 year warranty, go with the '08 CVO. If the '08 already had engine mods done and tuned properly it's money saved.
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the '12 rkc will depreciate more than the '08 cvo in the next 2 years. Try and find out all the history on the '08. If it's favorable, and dealer willing to give you at least a 1 year warranty, go with the '08 cvo. If the '08 already had engine mods done and tuned properly it's money saved.
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Keith,
I agree with this gentleman, This is from experience from our riding group. Do not buy a 07 or 08 110 ci motor. There were numerous problems with these engines. Harley originally called it a head gasket problem, but this was not exactly accurate. There is much information available on this, but don't buy someone else's problem.
Yes, even road an 08 SE Ultra when it started to go... 3x the motor went back to the factory...
I agree with this gentleman, This is from experience from our riding group. Do not buy a 07 or 08 110 ci motor. There were numerous problems with these engines. Harley originally called it a head gasket problem, but this was not exactly accurate. There is much information available on this, but don't buy someone else's problem.
Yes, even road an 08 SE Ultra when it started to go... 3x the motor went back to the factory...
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Didnt the 08 SERK have the 09 frame with the 08 swingarm? I remember seeing an 08 SERK and it had 4 mounts.
I would go the SERK assuming the engine is sorted. The issues mentioned above with the engine should be sorted by now surely? How many miles on the bike?
The 09 frame is better but still not perfect, mine still wobbles at high speed and I have just fitted a tru-track to try to sort it out.
The SERK is just a great looking thing, with a set of cams it will be more than fast enough for most people. I would choose it over a stock 2012, but then what were you planning on doing to your 2012?
I would go the SERK assuming the engine is sorted. The issues mentioned above with the engine should be sorted by now surely? How many miles on the bike?
The 09 frame is better but still not perfect, mine still wobbles at high speed and I have just fitted a tru-track to try to sort it out.
The SERK is just a great looking thing, with a set of cams it will be more than fast enough for most people. I would choose it over a stock 2012, but then what were you planning on doing to your 2012?
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