Victory Vision
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#23
RE: Victory Vision
Okay, don't flame me too bad but I like it. It has kind of a cross between modern and art deco styling. I don't care for the trunk much but the rest of it is pretty cool. Because the style is so modern I would bet most Harley owners won't like it. Of course all that being said, I still bought a SG.
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Let's face it. The appearance of the Victory Vision is rediculous. Period. Maybe Polaris thinks the Victory Vision is "Change we can believe in" like other ultra-liberal ideas.
Us conservative babyboomers are not the target consumers of Victory.
Us conservative babyboomers are not the target consumers of Victory.
Last edited by deer30084; 02-11-2009 at 01:07 PM.
#28
I find myself having to post on this topic even though I mostly read only when here. Last summer while on a road trip with the wife, two-up my Victory Hammer. I/she realized it just is not a bike for two-up riding. Because I do like the hammer in all aspects of solo riding and it does turn more heads than any bike I have ridden with as well as 1st and second gear gettin' it sideways burnouts, I felt I had to give the Vision a looksee. Sorry that bike is fugly as all h@!! I had always thought the HD were over priced in comparison to other bikes that were meant to compete. After looking at all option I own a 09 Streeet Glide. The price was actually right for the bike. A, if you will, "standard looking motorcycle," not jetson-mobile like, ie Vision or triing to copy a HD ie Kawi and Yami. Lots of storage, a radio, hauling my big a$$ adaquatly, and lots of aftermarket parts to make it my own. I find now that the touring line-up is a great deal for what you get.