The Pan America has adaptive ride height and lace wheels as an option. If you add the side cases and the top case plus the lights and the skid plate and the labor to put them on you will be at the same price or more. My local dealer has a 23 model with all these options and they have it priced over $28,000. So if a person were going to add all these options the price isn't out of line. Not a good idea if you don't want the extras.
Got my ‘22 Fat Bob as my first Harley coming from many years of Sport Bikes. I absolute love it. I gotta add that RG CVO ST to the stable next to it soon.
2:25 - Quoting directly from the dealer booklet - "The Milwaukee-Eight 121 High Output (HO) engine is tuned to produce more horsepower and torque than the Milwaukee-Eight VVT 121 engine with a high-performance camshaft, race-inspired high-performance air intake, and elevated 5,900 RPM redline" Great takeaways although I think actually most were surprised by the CVO ST. It also raises more questions like - will there be a CVO ST model for 2025?
I would think they will make them for 2025 just because of the popularity. I also can see them putting out another striped down version for mass production too.
@@Birdhog - If they continue to appeal to the King of Baggers (KOB) crowd then I can see future versions. This was the point and focus of their 2024 reveal, specifically the CVO St and the new tech on the grand touring models. I personally think the CVO Pan America will be a "one-off" because of the 25th Anniversary of the CVO. I predict a 975 either later this year or in 2025.
Great video and perspective. Just a quick note on your comment about riding next week, keep in mind that there will be a lot of sand on the street I've seen a lot of bikes go down early in the year until we get a few good rains to wash the roads.
I am actually going to ride one in May. I wasn’t slamming the bike, I am actually a big fan of the rev max platform. I just think that a 975 PA would of been better served than a CVO. I had a 975 Nightster for a year and loved the bike. I do feel Harley has not given the rev max platform the attention it should get. Just my opinion.
