Harley-Davidson CVO, short for Custom Vehicle Operations, is a family of limited-edition motorcycles that Harley-Davidson has offered to the factory custom market since 1999. Each model year the company picks a few of its mass-produced models and builds them with larger engines, costlier paint, and extra accessories such as Screamin Eagle performance parts, hand-painted pinstripes, ostrich leather seats, gold leaf paint and electronic navigation. The CVO bikes are built at the York, Pennsylvania plant that also makes the touring and Softail lines, and the larger engines typically reach the normal Big Twin line within a few years. Badging and paint stay exclusive to CVO owners.
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