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I purchased an '07 UC with the"custom color" Jake and Elwood Blue Sunglo. I am curious just how "custom" these colors are? There were two other "custom colors" this year and I am curious about production numbers for these bikes, any ideas???
I purchased an '07 UC with the"custom color" Jake and Elwood Blue Sunglo. I am curious just how "custom" these colors are? There were two other "custom colors" this year and I am curious about production numbers for these bikes, any ideas???
My local dealer had 1- UC in the maroon/creme custom color. They also had a Deluxe in that color (still sittin gin the showroom months later) and a J&E blue, other than that they jsut seemed to have the standards out here.
I've got the J&E Blue UC also.... I've only seen one other, and it was the other one the dealer had ordered... I love the color, looks great on the bike. They have 4 custom colors per year... 1 each quarter... I'd be interested to know how many they made also.
Each dealership gets one of each model with the custom color. I have the Scarlett Red and Charcoal from 06 and I've only seen one other at Myrtle Beach.
Each dealership gets one of each model with the custom color. I have the Scarlett Red and Charcoal from 06 and I've only seen one other at Myrtle Beach.
I heard something like that - but one dealer I checked with did not. I bought the burgundy/creme Ultra last month in St Aug after seeing one in Gainseville. I checked in Jax, and they didn't have one. Ironically, they called me today and said they just got one in. Kind of strange for a color produced only Jan-Mar. Guess that adds to the mystique of how MOCO / dealers operate.
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