Please don't stop making the best bike in the world.
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Allen Kraft
9 years ago
Victory is a performance brand that no other manufacturers produce. I will never own a Harley and Indian is just an updated version of one. Why can't you find a place for a performance bike in your lineup? Perhaps selling off to another company is what we need to save our beloved brand. Polaris is making a huge mistake here and hopefully the outrage from current owners will be enough to reconsider.
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Jonathan Thompson
9 years ago
Let's keep Victory for years to come.
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Jonathan winkelman
9 years ago
I will support any campaign to keep the victory name going no reason to fail on a machine that surpasses any performance of any other bike on the road today with the proper marketing and dealer Network which seems to be the problem with victory not the bike not the production but the fact that the company does not require a Polaris brand to carry Victory or Victory parts to grow the company
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Timothy Ewing
9 years ago
Keep Victory going! There is no other motorcycle that fits big guys right.
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Adam Ouellette
9 years ago
Keep them alive! Cancel the slingshot instead!
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Richard Cocklin
9 years ago
Finally find a bike I love!
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Kelly Noel
9 years ago
Keep Victory alive!
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Gary Van Gorder
9 years ago
I have bought 3 Victory motorcycles in the past 6 years. They are the best bikes I have owned I find this decision to close down production of the Victory line of motorcycles a big disappointment. I think this will have an impact on other Polaris lines because motorcycle owners tend to be brand loyal. Still time to rethink this decision. Better marketing and dealer networks would have made Victory an even more formidable foe to HD!
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Lawrence Lubash
9 years ago
At the very least why not continue producing current models?
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William Butts
9 years ago
Don't end the Vic. I got it cause it WASN'T a Harley. Looks better too!
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Charlie Costantini
9 years ago
Keep victory bikes going! I was planning on buying a new one but this changes everything
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Jimmy Fimpel
9 years ago
Come on folks. Let's not let another American made icon die.
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Andre Alexander
9 years ago
Keep Victory alive
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Rggie Wondrash
9 years ago
I have had 2 Victory bikes. , now I have a 2014 cct . You make a great bike and I would like to see it stay. I also have a 1999 xc 600 and 2010 600 IQ Shift. .
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Robert safrit
9 years ago
Victory is better than the rest, has the younger generation locked down and Harley guys making the switch
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Biz
9 years ago
Don't shut down
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Staci
9 years ago
Victory is a well made, and loved motorcycle. Please do not shut it down
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Keith Stoakes
9 years ago
Keep your promise you made after becoming all focused on Indian. If Polaris had put a half the effort into the marketing of Victory they had put into the Indian launch they would have never needed to buy Indian in the first place and if Victory wasn't profitable enough it's management and marketing to blame and not the machines. I bought Victory because it was fresh, unrestricted by nostalgia allowing engineering that wasn't as possible to follow an 'old school' theme making it not a 'me too' bike. Your Indian brand would not be what it is had it not been for your experience building Victory so you could say that Victory made the new Indian's. This is a slap in the face to all Victory owners and proves many were right about Polaris treating Victory like the 'red headed step child' after the Indian purchase. If Victory goes away I will never buy another Polaris product again.
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Jason Knockwood
9 years ago
First year riding a Victory.. I did plan on upgrading from my 01 V92 but is was always hard to find anything in Atlantic Canada.. should have did more branding with your northern neighbor..
Please don't stop making the best bike in the world.
Victory is a performance brand that no other manufacturers produce. I will never own a Harley and Indian is just an updated version of one. Why can't you find a place for a performance bike in your lineup? Perhaps selling off to another company is what we need to save our beloved brand. Polaris is making a huge mistake here and hopefully the outrage from current owners will be enough to reconsider.
Let's keep Victory for years to come.
I will support any campaign to keep the victory name going no reason to fail on a machine that surpasses any performance of any other bike on the road today with the proper marketing and dealer Network which seems to be the problem with victory not the bike not the production but the fact that the company does not require a Polaris brand to carry Victory or Victory parts to grow the company
Keep Victory going! There is no other motorcycle that fits big guys right.
Keep them alive! Cancel the slingshot instead!
Finally find a bike I love!
Keep Victory alive!
I have bought 3 Victory motorcycles in the past 6 years. They are the best bikes I have owned I find this decision to close down production of the Victory line of motorcycles a big disappointment. I think this will have an impact on other Polaris lines because motorcycle owners tend to be brand loyal. Still time to rethink this decision. Better marketing and dealer networks would have made Victory an even more formidable foe to HD!
At the very least why not continue producing current models?
Don't end the Vic. I got it cause it WASN'T a Harley. Looks better too!
Keep victory bikes going! I was planning on buying a new one but this changes everything
Come on folks. Let's not let another American made icon die.
Keep Victory alive
I have had 2 Victory bikes. , now I have a 2014 cct . You make a great bike and I would like to see it stay. I also have a 1999 xc 600 and 2010 600 IQ Shift. .
Victory is better than the rest, has the younger generation locked down and Harley guys making the switch
Don't shut down
Victory is a well made, and loved motorcycle. Please do not shut it down
Keep your promise you made after becoming all focused on Indian. If Polaris had put a half the effort into the marketing of Victory they had put into the Indian launch they would have never needed to buy Indian in the first place and if Victory wasn't profitable enough it's management and marketing to blame and not the machines. I bought Victory because it was fresh, unrestricted by nostalgia allowing engineering that wasn't as possible to follow an 'old school' theme making it not a 'me too' bike. Your Indian brand would not be what it is had it not been for your experience building Victory so you could say that Victory made the new Indian's. This is a slap in the face to all Victory owners and proves many were right about Polaris treating Victory like the 'red headed step child' after the Indian purchase. If Victory goes away I will never buy another Polaris product again.
First year riding a Victory.. I did plan on upgrading from my 01 V92 but is was always hard to find anything in Atlantic Canada.. should have did more branding with your northern neighbor..