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After 20+ years it's time to pass the torch. If you are interested in acquiring this forum please contact support@cv-performance.com for details. Any spam will be reported and blocked.
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There's always someone around willing to help out with questions or give a friendly wave back. All Harley and metric riders are welcome.
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Apr
24
I have a 2015 Harley Roadster, been looking for an oil that will at least be durable and hold up, looking to go with this:
https://www.searchforparts.com/moto...-2015-xl-883r-sportster-roadster-cs-883-54-ci
if you have another suggestion for long distance protection or intervals let me know, I ride for long distances and would rather not have someone I do now know service my bike if I am far from home, so I need something that can stretch out the interval and not break down to get back home for service, thank you!!
https://www.searchforparts.com/moto...-2015-xl-883r-sportster-roadster-cs-883-54-ci
if you have another suggestion for long distance protection or intervals let me know, I ride for long distances and would rather not have someone I do now know service my bike if I am far from home, so I need something that can stretch out the interval and not break down to get back home for service, thank you!!
Feb
04
Hi everyone, I wanted to post about the past present and future of this forum.
This forum started as a hangout created back in 1997 by Dave who owned a shop in Arizona until he retired. I took the reins around 2005. In 2007 I created the new domain name Bike-Talk.com and the forum went through many upgrades over the years including the last migration to a robust server host. I've covered all of the annual and monthly costs to this day to keep this forum free from member dues or blasting everyone with too much advertising.
Despite the forum becoming quiet lately due to no promotion, I believe this platform could still have a future with the right amount of effort. Unfortunately I don't have that kind of bandwidth or energy at this time. So I would like to offer up the forum to someone...
This forum started as a hangout created back in 1997 by Dave who owned a shop in Arizona until he retired. I took the reins around 2005. In 2007 I created the new domain name Bike-Talk.com and the forum went through many upgrades over the years including the last migration to a robust server host. I've covered all of the annual and monthly costs to this day to keep this forum free from member dues or blasting everyone with too much advertising.
Despite the forum becoming quiet lately due to no promotion, I believe this platform could still have a future with the right amount of effort. Unfortunately I don't have that kind of bandwidth or energy at this time. So I would like to offer up the forum to someone...
Jan
10
Buddy in coffeyville had a 250 honda rebel for sale in kansas. Daughter wants to learn to ride. Bike was pristine and fair price. Was gonna ride up in April to visit so justbwent up earlier. Left january 2,came home january 9th. 2658 miles layer bike delivered. Was a great time with buddies as well visited bonnie and clydes joplin,mo hideout and picked up a tee shirt at hide out harley.

Nov
26
Hey everyone... I'm new to this forum. I'm trying to purchase a CV Performance "Premium Tuners Kit" and a few other CVP items. There are no CVP retail outlets within 150 miles of me. None of the online sites listed on the CVP website carry the Premium Kit. Anyone know how I can get my hands on one of these???
OR... Can anyone recommend an alternative HIGH QUALITY CV40 carburetor rebuild kit from a different manufacturer?
Really anxious to get this carb rebuilt and back on the bike (1994 FLSTF).
Thanks for any and all suggestions.
OR... Can anyone recommend an alternative HIGH QUALITY CV40 carburetor rebuild kit from a different manufacturer?
Really anxious to get this carb rebuilt and back on the bike (1994 FLSTF).
Thanks for any and all suggestions.
Nov
12
Hello forums members, I recently installed an Andrews EV27 cam in a 1990 Heritage with a stock CV carb and exhaust system. The directions for the cam said I may need to change jet sizes, the current jetting in carb is 175/45, the cam directions say I may have to go to a 195/48-50, I also read on a forum about installing a sporty needle to,Anybody have any thoughts on this as I have not installed the carb on bike yet, would like to change jets while the carb is on my bench instead of standing on my head ! Lol, thanks for any thoughts on this
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