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[sawyerghost]

I'm sure that many know the answer to this simple question.
Generally speaking How many CVO's are made per model/color a year?
Example, I have a 08 Silver Mist SEUC3.
How many of these were made?

[Fired00d]

The MoCo generally gives approximate numbers during the year the model is released either on the website or in literature for the bike. Some time after the release of a specific model/year members have been able to contact the MoCo and get more precise numbers. In your case to know the exact amount made you'll not know that information probably for another year or so.

The information that we have been able to gather is kept in the board of those specific models.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[BIGDOG]

I have seen some posts where the person knows what production # his bike is, is that # part of the serial # or just how do you find out?

[Fired00d]

This year on the Anniversary Edition (numbered ?? of 1800) they have a production number. Other then that there is no way of telling a production number. I believe the same thing was done on the 95th Anniversary specific bikes also.

 
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Fired00d
 

[naitram]

i thin they only ones that know are the 105th bikes that have a numbered emblem

[charger]

4200 cuse3's, 1800 of those are Annies the rest spilt between red and white models

[sawyerghost]

My question is Big Dog's,

Is there in the serial # a way to know which number we are out of total production?

[SPIDERMAN]

4200 cuse3's, 1800 of those are Annies the rest spilt between red and white models

I gotta meet this Annie. Is she cute - - - ah screw it, if she can afford 1800 CVO's I'll deal with it even if she Coyote Ugly

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[Fired00d]

4200 cuse3's, 1800 of those are Annies the rest spilt between red and white models

Where are you getting those numbers? The MoCo has been very protective in the past of the total production numbers always stating "approximate" when giving out a number. They have done this in the past to allow adding more bikes if demand required.

 
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Fired00d
 

[Fired00d]

I think I found where the "number" info that charger gave is from...

The Harley-Davidson CVO program creates limited-production, exclusive motorcycles produced by teams of technicians in a special assembly area at the Harley-Davidson plants in York, Pa., and Kansas City. Approximately 4,150 examples of the 2008 Screamin’ Eagle Ultra will be assembled at the York Vehicle Operations facility. The suggested U.S. retail price for the 2008 Screamin’ Eagle Ultra is $34,995 ($35,095 in California). The 105th Anniversary package adds $495.

This info came from here - 2008 Screamin’ Eagle Ultra on top of the touring world on the MoCo's website.

 
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Fired00d
 

[ridesmiles]

Maybe I've missed it, but I still haven't seen any production numbers for the '07 CUSE. Anybody??

[CVOJOE]

I gotta meet this Annie. Is she cute - - - ah screw it, if she can afford 1800 CVO's I'll deal with it even if she Coyote Ugly

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HI THERE BIG BOY! 

[Fired00d]

My question is Big Dog's,

Is there in the serial # a way to know which number we are out of total production?

Don't think that is possible. The frames are pulled and stamped w/a VIN (which includes a letter designation as a CVO), but they more then likely aren't numbered in sequence as CVO's. There will be gaps in the VIN numbers from days or moments when frame "A" was a CVO, and the next frame in sequential order frame "B" may have been just a regular touring bike (or whatever make/model).

 
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Fired00d
 

[SPIDERMAN]

The correct answer to this question is

Too many and not enough


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[oldharleyguy]

leak or not?