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[Dan_Lockwood]

I just spent last week over in Ohio and on the way I stopped at a couple HD dealers, you know they're there, you have to stop....

All dealers that I stopped at had new SE bikes and a couple had Anniversary SERK's.  One had a production number of 137, mines 215, and the other had 1375 on the plate.  These are listed as XXXX/1800.

I guess what my question is, does someone here have a higher number than 1375 and when was it delivered?  I'm just curious if they made all 1800.  My 215 came from early November and the 1375 came from the guy's other dealership and the salesman could not tell me how long they had it.

I do know that I've read here that there are several "new" members with just delivered Anniverary SERK's and I would like to know their numbers.

Thanks.

[xjackx]

Dan, I have #1674 and picked it up on May 17th.    It was delivered earlier that week so it didn't sit long.

[Dan_Lockwood]

Dan, I have #1674 and picked it up on May 17th.    It was delivered earlier that week so it didn't sit long.

I see from your AVATAR that you have a SEUC.  I think they had a higher total production number.

Do you also have an '08 Anniversary SERK and is that the number you listed?

[StreetDog]

WE CANN'T EVEN FIND OUT THE PRODUCTION NUMBERS FOR THE 07 serk's. Does anybody have that number?

[rheiner]

My SERK is no. 1070 and I took delivery May 5, 2008. When mine came it was still in the crate and unspoken for when I bought it.

[spepin]

I've got 1142.  Must have been sitting at the dealer for a while cause I just got it a couple weeks ago.

[genecvo]

Mines 1197, bought May 12. 

[Dan_Lockwood]

Still not sure if xjackx has a SEUC or a SERK.  I think the SEUC anniversary bike has a higher production total number, maybe 3000, can't remember for sure.

But from what I've seen on the SERK anniversary bikes, I highly doubt that they will produce the full amount of 1,800, unless they go overseas.

Thanks to all that have replied.

[xjackx]

Dan, sorry for the confusion, I have a SEUC.

[Dan_Lockwood]

Dan, sorry for the confusion, I have a SEUC.

Not a problem...

With that out of the SERK numbers, it looks like the number built might be less than 1,500 of the 1,800 scheduled production run.

Thanks again guys for the input.