Custom Harley Parts

The 2010 Harley Davidson CVO Fat Bob

So, what do you do when you just can't seem to find a motorcycle that's exclusive enough, and you're still livin' life on a budget? One answer to this question of the ages might just be Harley Davidson's CVO division, your one-stop shop for custom bikes straight from Harley's own stables. Rare is a good word to describe rides like the 2010 Harley Davidson CVO Fat Bob, but they aren't impossible to lay your hands on, and there isn't a bike in their catalog that retails for $100K or more like many custom bike builders out there.

Starting with the bold styling of the 2010 Harley Davidson Fat Bob, the Harley Davidson CVO team laid out some slick graphics on this ride- satin black base coat with realistic painted flames scorching through a gloss-black field. For a saddle, the typical black leather is scrapped in favor of rich brown reminescent of the thickly luxurious seats Ford graced its King Ranch F-150 trucks with. It'll make you want to invest in a brown leather coat, I guarantee it! The Diamond Black collection is prominently featured on the 2010 Harley Davidson CVO Fat Bob, featuring diamond-cut aluminum parts such as foot pads, hand grips, and brake pads.

Harley Davidson would have been crucified if they had wedged a puny standard V-twin into the 2010 Harley Davidson CVO Fat Bob, and so they did the ride justice with their top of the line 110-cubic inch powerhouse that puts out 113 lb/ft of torque at 3, 500 RPM, enough tire-scorching power to make you want to buy stock in the tire companies. A lack of responsibility on the 2010 Harley Davidson CVO Fat Bob will definately result in the need for a new rear tire every season. The 2010 Harley Davidson CVO Fat Bob's 110-cubic inch engine has two particularly distinguishing characteristics- one is its Electronic sequential port fuel injection, and the other is the badass-looking heavy breather intake mounted on the side. Screamin' Eagle lettering is carved into the intake tube like a tattoo. All together, the effect is to make the 2010 Harley Davidson CVO Fat Bob one hell of a good looking machine.

Priced from $25, 299, the 2010 Harley Davidson CVO Fat Bob may be a bit more expensive than other rides in the Harley Davidson lineup for 2010, but then, a bike this special deserves a special home. The riders who really appreciate a ride like the 2010 Harley Davidson CVO Fat Bob will be the ones who've saved up for it, hungered for it. If you've been saving up for a Harley Davidson all these years, the 2010 Harley Davidson CVO Fat Bob won't disappoint.