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[erniezap]

Folsom Harley Davidson, Folsom, Ca.......ask for Andy in sales.......tell him J.C. referred you.

It's never a bad thing to have a pumpkin as a second bike 

[Twolanerider]

It's never a bad thing to have a pumpkin as a second bike 

Ernie, do you dare pick a favorite?  Or just love them both?

[JCZ]

I FEEL THE SAME WAY-THINKING OF GETTING A PUMPKIN TO GO WITH THE BANANA. THERE MIGHT BE A LOW MILEAGE ONE SOMEWHERE.

Or if you want an "original" SEEG, they have a blue and black at HD of Sacramento.  It has low miles (seems like around 7k) and I think it's a consignment bike so you could get it down.

[erniezap]

Ernie, do you dare pick a favorite?  Or just love them both?

It's funny.  They are the same bike but very different so I can't say one is better than the other.  The cherry is louder, a little more vibration, feels a little quicker and meaner.  The pumpkin with the Freedom pipes is quieter, faster, and a smoother.  It just depends upon the mood.  I do have to say that the pumpkin draws a LOT of attention though.

[JCZ]

It's funny.  They are the same bike but very different so I can't say one is better than the other.  The cherry is louder, a little more vibration, feels a little quicker and meaner.  The pumpkin with the Freedom pipes is quieter, faster, and a smoother.  It just depends upon the mood.  I do have to say that the pumpkin draws a LOT of attention though.

O.K. one is quicker and the other one is faster   Which one gets you there first?     And this wouldn't even be a question if you had a blue and black.

[110tHunDer]

It's funny.  They are the same bike but very different so I can't say one is better than the other.  The cherry is louder, a little more vibration, feels a little quicker and meaner.  The pumpkin with the Freedom pipes is quieter, faster, and a smoother.  It just depends upon the mood.  I do have to say that the pumpkin draws a LOT of attention though.

I've had the pleasure of riding JR's, 07hd110's (back when he had one), and Twolanerider's SEEGs.  Each one is totally different from one another and none of them are a bit like mine.  It's incredible how different one bike is from the other, even though they're the same.  (Did I make any sense there? )

[erniezap]

O.K. one is quicker and the other one is faster   Which one gets you there first?     And this wouldn't even be a question if you had a blue and black.

I agree.  It would fill my mirrors!   

While I haven't had them side by side, I'd say that the pumpkin would get there first, but it does have more $s invested in it...

[Fired00d]

I agree.  It would fill my mirrors!   

While I haven't had them side by side, I'd say that the pumpkin would get there first, but it does have more $s invested in it...

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[spydglide]

I agree.  It would fill my mirrors!   

Hey JC.......say it ain't so!  har!  spyder

[JCZ]

Hey JC.......say it ain't so!  har!  spyder

Quiet as it's kept......................Ernie's in my mirrors much more than I'm in his.  Even he'd have to admit that.

[erniezap]

That's because you've got the GPS and you're usually leading!  I will say that JC is tough to keep up with in the twisties though.

[SBB]

That's because you've got the GPS and you're usually leading!  I will say that JC is tough to keep up with in the twisties though.

The straights are tough also.

I followed him running a 100 one morning here in Charlotte for about 40 miles. 

Was thankful he wasn't running 120.

 

[erniezap]

We ride together a lot, and I don't think that either one of us could lose the other...

[Hugh Janis]

Here we are in late 2007 and I just viewed the post and view counts.  I find it very interesting that the SEEG forum has more posts and views than any other model.

Take into consideration that the SEEG was only produced for two years and that the SEUC has been three years makes it even more interesting.

Now I remember issues.......I guess the big one was the peeling chrome.  And yes, I had wheels and a couple other parts replaced and I was upset about that but I'll tell you guys........I'd take peeling chrome any day of the week over the kind of heat, paint and other problems that the 110" SEUC has.  I think that you SEEG owners would all agree.

I think it's more a function of the top three posters in this forum have SEEGs and make up a combined 40,000 posts (nearly anyhow, maybe by tomorrow).  The SEUC owners have silent observers (except for Chief and Reggab)

[VANAMAL]

hey-wait for me! i dont care what kind of friut or vegetable your riding these guys can ride