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[ridefar]

In response to pronunciation of SEUCEG accronym, I flunked English once but it sure looks like sausage to me. Thanks TwoLane. Remember, be careful out there.

[70_GTX]

I don't know how the production figures would match the odds of what you see on the road. In my area, I've seen four green(counting Mine). Two red(one of those was on my trip to North Carolina.) One yellow and it was still on an Indianapolis Dealer showroom. The dealership that I got mine from only got two and they were both green. The closest other dealership didn't get any. Math, I guess it can be skewed.

[JCZ]

I don't know how the production figures would match the odds of what you see on the road. In my area, I've seen four green(counting Mine). Two red(one of those was on my trip to North Carolina.) One yellow and it was still on an Indianapolis Dealer showroom. The dealership that I got mine from only got two and they were both green. The closest other dealership didn't get any. Math, I guess it can be skewed.

Yep GTX, they shipped all the green ones to Ill. [smiley=huepfenlol2.gif]

Just funnin with ya.  Out here in the west, the teal seems to be one of the rarest, along with the pumpkin......but all the others seems to be pretty well evened out.  JMHO (Just my honest observation). [smiley=nixweiss.gif]

[Striker]

HDDude, do you really think the Yellow was the most, or did they just become available without as long of a wait.  I know of only 3 Yellows that became available in Western Colorado.  I checked with some of the Denver dealers (4) and only one received a Yellow.  The rest tried, or were trying to get one from other dealers out of state.
In 5000 miles, including a HOG rally of 450 bikes, I have seen one other.  
Having said that, the same holds true of the other colors.  Maybe we are so spread out in the West that we don't cross paths with other CVO's as often as smaller, more populated areas.

[SAC]

As I said on another post, on my way to Hollister for the Independance Rally I saw 6 Yellow, one being on the dealer floor,  I saw one Red, and the only Teal (green) I saw I saw from behind the dash as I was riding down  [smiley=laugh.gif].

A couple of buddies told me they saw a green in my home town the other day.
I had to be sure to ask them when and where just to make sure my boys ain't gettin a little brave thinking they can cruise while Dad's not looking [smiley=huepfenlol2.gif].
But, mine was with me the times they saw the stranger tooling around my town.  I figure he was just coming from or going to the local dealership.

Sure would be nice to know the exact numbers of each color  [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif] !

[hd-dude]

HDDude, do you really think the Yellow was the most, or did they just become available without as long of a wait.  I know of only 3 Yellows that became available in Western Colorado.  I checked with some of the Denver dealers (4) and only one received a Yellow.  The rest tried, or were trying to get one from other dealers out of state.
In 5000 miles, including a HOG rally of 450 bikes, I have seen one other.  
Having said that, the same holds true of the other colors.  Maybe we are so spread out in the West that we don't cross paths with other CVO's as often as smaller, more populated areas.

Not sure Striker, just speculation on my part. I think there was some discussion here about a longer run of the yellow. [smiley=nixweiss.gif]

[Loose_Goose]

A couple weekends ago I stopped for an ice cream cone and ran into a guy who works at the Tomahawk plant.  He said the rarest are the teal.  He also said it's all about dealer response as to what colors are made.  Apparently not too many people were impressed with the teal.

[wilberb]

In Sturgis I must have seen about 2 yellow, 2 teal and 20+ reds.

[fxdjerry]

Yellow's I have spotted 1 in MA. ,2 in ME, 1 in NH,1 in NY. Have seen a few Cherry, blue berries but Jalepano's only 1 sighted I think it was in NH.