Any new owners out there, they sure look good. Its all I can do to keep from pulling the trigger.

 

They do look good, I just thought they could have done much better on the paint job.

 

I think I'm one of the only people disappointed in the SE Street Glide. The flames look like a kid drew them on and there is really nothing special about the paint in my mind. Its almost one solid color with a strip going down the tank and saddle bags. Its cool that they used the SERG rear fascia and the new stretched bags instead of the bolt on extensions. Also having the inner faring painted a different color than the rest of the bike seems a little odd to me. But hey to each their own.

 

Paint looks cool for certain, with a long list of goddies,
but the flame-pin-stripes are boo-hiss!!


But I'd take one!

he-he!

 

I demo'd one on friday, i didnt get to test the 110 but i honestly wasnt impressed by it, didnt care for the look, the clutch is stiff as a rock not good for low speed driving(although if i was able to properly use this bike this would be a good thing wheelie time!) and the bike got HOTTTTT

If you want to spend the money on a CVO bike i would try to find an '09 SE road glide in silver, the best bike harley made in my opinion

 

I was going to buy one until I saw them in Sturgis. I was sure disappointed in them. The paint sucks I think they missed the boat for sure. O well saved me some money on the other hand

 

I've seen the spiced rum up close and I like it. Candy Concord looks good on the net, don't much care for the red one.

 

Got to check out a blue one at a local bike night last week. Not bad but not $31k worth of nice IMO. So much could be done to a regular SG with that extra money to make it look better and go faster. And you would have a one-off.

 

You could find way more attractive wheels than those also. I'd much rather have a stock street glide and spend the difference on it on the things I'd like to change.

 

Do yourself a huge favour and build your own CVO version from a stock Streetglide. You can build a much better motor than a 110, compliment it with professional paint, and add all the goodies you want rather than some jockeys opinion of what works at the factory.

My custom 09 with a hotrod 113 gets way more compliments than my buddies CVO ever does and it pisses him off to no end!