What's the benefits other than noise ?
I'd ride the bike first and then decide if you need it. I'm surprised a CVO needs it
These days not a massive amount, certainly for the money you pay a main dealer. It used to be a very important part of buying a new Harley with a carb as they all came out of the factory with huge flat spots at the rev ranges where California emissions checks were made. The new fuel injected bikes don't have that problem as they are mapped for each market. Mostly they now just make more noise and another 5-8 bhp.
I'd ride the bike first and then decide if you need it. I'm surprised a CVO needs it
Now if you are going for stage 2 that's a different matter
Since the cvo's supposedly sidestep the regs by being a limited run aren't you risking screwing it up by having maps put in for standard machines along with defeating the point of paying a premium and buying a Cvo in the first place?
Stage 2 ??? How many stages ?
It's already had the stage one the nice harley man said. It's got a big fat breather cone, a two into one fat vance and Hines, and he said they would know what tune up it's had when it goes through the workshop for prep. I assume on the diagnostic thingy. I've ridden the bike up the road and it seems really sweet.
I thought maybe it would. Run richer and thus a bit cooler, but I'm only guessing.