Just a wild guess but is it 91101?

 

No zeros.

At least not on the Rushmores.

 

The codes aren't delivered from the factory.The code is entered at the dealer during PDI.The code could be anything depending on the dealer or tech.

 

11111 from Harley. But most dealers change them to their own code.

 

My bike doesn't have security so can't help you there, but for the lost wallet there is a little trick my wife read a few years back we did to soften the blow.

Once a year we take out everything in our wallets and photocopy all contents (e.g. cards, ID's, memberships, etc.) and put them in the safe. Then if any of our wallets are lost/stolen, we have a means of remembering what requires cancellation and/or renewal. Just a tip to aid in re-establishing your wallet's contents.

 

True IF PDI was performed... if not (like in my case)...

I had to call Harley corporate one day at some random gas station after loosing my fob. Tried the dealer first - they had no clue, couldn't help.
Waited two hours for corporate to call me back. They took that long to verify who I was I suspect and that I actually owned the bike. Asked for VIN etc.
They also called my dealer and bitched them out for not fully doing the PDI correcly etc.

Anyway, some guy called me back from corporate who sounded like he just woke up and asked me to try 11111 and 12345.
It was 12345 on this 09 SG.

 

The security code is blank when it comes from the factory, there is absolutely no code in it when it comes from the factory.The code is entered at the dealer while setting up the bike.

 

Dude at Corporate said that the factory sets a code with the digital technician when they marry the Security module to the ECM and the Key fobs to the TSSM, HFSM or BCM.
The code for my bike was 12345 and the PDI tech never changed it - I was there.

However, if you buy the security option at the dealer and have it installed at the dealer - they do all of this for you during installation - including setting a random code if you don't ask for a specific one.

Things I was told and experienced anyway... I know for fact my PDI tech did not set a random code and my code was 12345 just as the Corporate dude told me it would be. YMMV....

I only mention all of this in case someone ends up in the same situation as I did. Try 12345 or 11111 apparently. If it doesn't work, least you tried

 

It's not just Rushmore models. There are no zeros on previous years either.

Anybody that has a working FOB for their bike and does not know what their security code is, should immediately follow the instructions in the owners manual to display the current code.
And if it is still the same code that came with your bike, you should follow the procedure to change it.
Very good chance that every bike that leaves your dealer has that same code.
You don't want to have the same code as every other bike in your area.

 

I have the card in my wallet but I also created a note on my smart phone with the procedures and the code just in case. I run through the procedure once in a while to refresh my memory, usually when preparing for a long trip.