2009 Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide
First Reviewed August 24, 2009
Found in CVO, Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Reviews
| Style | Not Rated |
| Performance | Not Rated |
| Durability | Not Rated |
| Overall Value | Not Rated |
Each year the Harley-Davidson CVO team picked a few models from the main lineup, overhaul them, and then release them as premium editions that have a lot in common with their roots but plenty to stand out as well. In 2009 they decided that it was time for the Road Glide to have it’s turn in the spotlight. Here’s some of the highlights.
As with most models in the touring lineup, the CVO Road Glide has arrived on the scene in 2009 with a newly redesigned frame. This new backbone is more adept as providing a smooth ride even with the the 110 cubic-inch Screamin’ Eagle powerhouse settled in. New front fork and rear shocks also are integrated to add to the improved ride quality.
While the premium motor is nothing to shake a stick at, this CVO edition gets a number of other upgrades as well. Some of these include the “slammed’ front fender, the characteristic front fairing with custom paint, saddlebag extensions, matching rear fascia, and chrome 18″ “Blade” wheels. The custom paint shop produces these bikes in three color combinations only and the bike is shown here in Electric Orange/Vivid Black.
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