2010 SE Streetglide
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#13
I know I will be tempted but I won't spend that much money on a bike that I am going to tour on. I bought my 08 Ultra for touring. The wife and I do at least one extended weekend trip a month during the riding season. I already worry over this one sitting out at hotels etc. I can't imagine how much I would worry over a CVO. In the end, its the memories and riding that we talk about anyway.
Having said all of that...I am sure it will be bad @ss.
Having said all of that...I am sure it will be bad @ss.
#18
Like a lot of you guys the only way I can get a new Street Glide SE is make payments, being an estimator for a commercial construction company and dealing with this stupid economy we are living with I think I will keep my 03 bike, I am completely re-building/customizing it the way I like, if I bought a 2010 bike I'd just take it apart and start spending money on it anyway so it wouldn't look like everyone elses. Like someone else said my "Little" built 95" will run circles around the 110 anyway!!!!!
#19
Lets see, I owe under $5000 on my '09 SG, the SE will be near or over $32000, I don't think so!!!!!
Plus their not built by just two people anymore, their built on the assembly line along with the other "normal" bikes. What's so special about that other then a bigger motor and some chrome pieces....
Yeah, I'm jealous I can't afford one.......
Plus their not built by just two people anymore, their built on the assembly line along with the other "normal" bikes. What's so special about that other then a bigger motor and some chrome pieces....
Yeah, I'm jealous I can't afford one.......
This past winter my hog club got to go to York and see the CVO Assy. Line. Softtails were hand built by 2 people. Baggers were hand built by 4 people. The scary part was seeing all the frames sitting outside in the snow wating to come inside to be put together. They say they put less the 20 together a day. there was like 50 frames outside.
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