My dad has the same paint scheme on his UMC Groundpounder ST but it's not numbered in this limited series. We spec'd and built it new from UMC back in 2001 at their dealership in Cocoa, FL. Still has it to this day, it's been sitting in his Merritt Island, FL garage for the past 15 years unridden due to health reasons but I do plan to restore it one day when passed down to me. When I watch this video it reminds me of his when we had it out on the road. Same S&S motor in this model, same wheels. He's swapped around with different Corbin seats over the years but still have the OG one in storage where the bike sits. Thanks for this video it's the only one I have found showing my dad's exact bike - sans the limited edition regalia it's an exact copy.
Wow what a amazing story , I am so glad that one of my videos brought that back . It was indeed a pretty awesome bike , thank you so much for watching and sharing such Ana awesome story .
My dad has the same paint scheme on his UMC Groundpounder ST but it's not numbered in this limited series. We spec'd and built it new from UMC back in 2001 at their dealership in Cocoa, FL. Still has it to this day, it's been sitting in his Merritt Island, FL garage for the past 15 years unridden due to health reasons but I do plan to restore it one day when passed down to me. When I watch this video it reminds me of his when we had it out on the road. Same S&S motor in this model, same wheels. He's swapped around with different Corbin seats over the years but still have the OG one in storage where the bike sits. Thanks for this video it's the only one I have found showing my dad's exact bike - sans the limited edition regalia it's an exact copy.
Wow what a amazing story , I am so glad that one of my videos brought that back . It was indeed a pretty awesome bike , thank you so much for watching and sharing such Ana awesome story .
I have a 04 fat pounder and it runs like chit after i been on it 20min or so
Dude that sucks I'm sorry to hear that .