Opinions on early Seca value.........

Workmate rode his 83 GS550E in today, sweet bike. I'm going to politely disagree with Ms. Secagirl. Each manufacturer had lines and styles distinctive to their respective brands. I could never mistake a Nighthawk with a Seca or KZ750, they were just as different as me and my wife (and there are bound to be a few things one would notice). Thank you for clearifying the acronym for us Secagirl, I was unaware of the application and it sounds like I wasn't the only one.

 

They earned the "UJM" tag because non-metric riders in the 80s couldn't tell them apart.

Like I said, if you're into 80s metrics, you notice that stuff. A lot of folks don't. Just look at the number of people that call all bikes "harleys" regardless of make.

Personally, I can't tell Harleys apart much, other than saying that a v-rod is "one of those things that doesn't belong with the others." I just don't care enough to learn the differences. "UAC" I guess (Universal American Cruiser).

 

Not trying to be the pot calling the kettle black, but I find most Harleys rather difficult to distinguish amongst themselves........same motor, different frame and accessories. 8)

 

I'm in the same boat Kirk. Guess I don't get my Harley observation badge. Darn.

 

I like Harleys for one reason.

The ability to take 3 motors and 4 frames and make 18 different bikes that people will fist-fight over which model is best. 8O It's good for a laugh!

 

I just cant figure out what all the letters stand for?
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