Harley-Davidson CVO Fat Bob FXDFSE Owner's Manual 2009 Download
Content: Owner's Manual
File type: PDF
File size: 2,885 KB
Total Pages: 98
Language: English
Table of Contents:
- Safety First
- Identification
- Specifications
- Controls and Indicators
- Hands-Free Security Module
- Operation
- Maintenance and Lubrication
- Accessories Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Warranties and Responsibilities
- Limited Motorcycle Warranty
- Limited Noise Warranty
- Limited Emission Warranty
- Maintenance Scheduling
2009 Harley-Davidson FXDFSE CVO Dyna Fat Bob
Projecting pro-street presence, the new Harley-Davidson Custom Vehicle Operations (CVO) Fat Bob rolls with a high-performance rumble and the flash of custom chrome. From its beefy front tire to its twisted Tommy Gun exhaust to the arrogant flip of its Bobtail rear fender, the 2009 CVO Fat Bob will stake its claim to a wide stretch of asphalt.
The CVO Fat Bob is a limited-production motorcycle created by the Harley-Davidson CVO group, and based on the Harley-Davidson Dyna Fat Bob. Approximately 2,450 examples of the 2009 CVO Fat Bob will be produced by a team of highly skilled technicians in a special assembly area at the Harley-Davidson Kansas City Vehicle Operations facility. The suggested U.S. retail price for the 2009 CVO Fat Bob is $25,299 ($25,499 in California).
With a chunky 130 mm front tire and dual headlamps framed in thick, 49 mm fork legs, the original Fat Bob took Dyna styling in a new direction when it first appeared in 2008. For 2009, the CVO group gives the Fat Bob the CVO treatment – bold paint, brilliant chrome and a monster motor – to create a premium custom motorcycle loaded with exclusive features.
New 16-inch Fang wheels debut on the CVO Fat Bob. These cast-aluminum wheels feature a black powdercoated slotted center that contrasts with a chrome rim flange with bolt-on “fang” inserts clawing over each slot. The brake discs and sprockets are styled to complement the wheels. The front wheel carries a 130 mm tire with a distinctive, blocky tread pattern. On the rear is a 180 mm tire. Premium suspension includes lowered front forks and chromed rear shocks that have been re-tuned for enhanced ride comfort.
Chromed from the axle covers to the triple clamps, the front end of the CVO Fat Bob is topped with a chrome pull-back riser, chrome 1.25-inch-diameter internally-wired handlebar, and chrome switch housing, hand levers, and clutch and brake master cylinders. Hand grips, forward-mounted footpegs, shifter peg and brake pedal pad are from the Ironside Collection. A new two-piece tank console is finished in chrome and then is color-matched with a special CVO medallion.
CVO debuts another new material on this motorcycle’s saddle, which features a seating surface covered in Alcantara, a high-tech engineered material that looks and feels like soft, natural suede but exceeds Harley-Davidson standards for durability and comfort. The remainder of the seat is smooth black leather, and it’s finished with a recessed chrome Harley-Davidson medallion. The seat rests over a wide Bobtail rear fender that holds a smoked LED tri-bar tail/brake light with a chrome slotted cover for a sinister look in the back.
Below the distinctive Fat Bob fuel tank that gives this model its name rests the largest engine produced by Harley-Davidson, the Screamin’ Eagle Twin Cam 110. Available only on CVO models, the Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection (ESPFI) Twin Cam 110 produces 114 ft. lbs. of torque at 3500 rpm and features a heavy-duty, self-adjusting clutch with hydraulic actuation and the 6-speed Cruise Drive transmission. The Heavy Breather intake with exposed high-flow conical filter features a special chrome end cap, a “110 SE” emblem and a sculpted trim ring. The CVO Fat Bob-exclusive Tommy Gun 2-1-2 exhaust snakes around the engine before exiting through chrome blunt-cut mufflers. The header pipes, which are exposed through the exhaust shield slots, are finished with a black coating. The powertrain is finished in CVO-exclusive granite powdercoat with chrome covers, and features new a “110 Cubic Inch” badge on the chrome billet derby cover.
The CVO Fat Bob is available in three color combinations: Sunrise Yellow Pearl with Platinum Quartz, Black Diamond with Fire Quartz, and Denim Granite with Electric Blue Fade, CVO’s first ever combination of matte and gloss paint finishes. In each case, the frame, swingarm, battery cover, electrical panel cover and coil cover are color-matched to the main bodywork color. A security system with smart siren, a CVO indoor cover and unique Harley-Davidson CVO gold ignition key with display keepsake box are included.
2009 Harley-Davidson FXDFSE CVO Dyna Fat Bob - USA Specifications
Length 91.02 in.
Seat Height
Laden 1 25.20 in.
Unladen 26.90 in.
Ground Clearance 4.33 in.
Rake Steering Head/Trail 29° / 5.53 in.
Wheelbase 63.66 in.
Track Width N/A
Fuel Capacity 5.00 gal.
Oil Capacity 3.00 qt.
Weight
Dry Weight 701.00 lbs.
Running Order 728.00 lbs.
Luggage Capacity
Volume N/A
Weight N/A
POWERTRAIN
Engine 2 Air-cooled, Twin Cam 110™
Displacement 110.00 cu. in.
Bore x Stroke 4.000 in. / 4.380 in.
Engine Torque 3 155.58 Nm / 114.00 ft lbs @ 3500 rpm
Fuel System 4 Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection (ESPFI)
Compression Ratio 9.15:1
Miles per Gallon 5
ESPFI 53.00 hwy / 36.00 city
Primary Drive Chain, 34/46 ratio
Gear Ratio (overall)
1st 9.312
2nd 6.421
3rd 4.774
4th 3.926
5th 3.279
6th 2.79
WHEELS/TIRES
Wheels 6
Front Powder Coated and Chrome Plated "Fang" Wheels
Rear Powder Coated and Chrome Plated "Fang" Wheels
Wheel Option N/A
Tire Size
Front D427F 130/90B16
Rear D427 180/70B16
ELECTRICAL
Indicator Lamps 7 High beam, directional light bar, neutral, low oil pressure, engine diagnostics, turn signals, security system6 6-speed, low fuel warnings
Reverse Function N/A
CHASSIS
Brakes 4-piston fixed front, and 2-piston floating rear
Parking Brake N/A
Lean Angle (per SAEJ1168) 34° / 30°
Exhaust System Chrome, 2-1-2 collector exhaust w/ dual mufflers
COLOR OPTIONS
Sunrise Yellow Pearl w/ Platinum Quartz; Black Diamond w/ Fire Quartz; Denim Granite w/ Electric Blue Fade
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