Victory is the best engineered and running American made bike ever...why kill it? Rethink your marketing and treat customers as PEOPLE and not a revenue stream.
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Ron Jones
9 years ago
After being a Beemer guy for three decades, I finally found a ride(Vision) that fits me, is comfortable, reliable, has all that I need in a ride. I will not ride an Indian, so let's have both for those that like/want them.
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Ken martin
9 years ago
#VICTORYFOREVER
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Erle Fehr
9 years ago
Very disappointed with rhe decision to drop the Victory line of bikes..
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Michael Joy
9 years ago
I have been a loyal Victory owner for 10 years. Knowing how quickly Polaris will abandon their customers I would never purchase and Indian or any other Polaris product. If you want to build the brand and rider loyalty that Harley has for over 100 years this is the opposite way to achieve that.
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Ronald Dexter
9 years ago
I sold my Harley and moved to Victory 8 years ago and have loved Victory ever since . I can't help but feel that Polaris has let all it's customers down on this one . I had been thinking of moving to an Indian dark horse but after this I may just move away from the company altogether . I am afraid you are about to learn motorcycle people are not like normal people . We do not forgive , we do not forget .
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Darrin Ray Brewster
9 years ago
Victory lives matter,till the wheels fall off
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Bud MacKenzie
9 years ago
Keep the bike alive
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steve houle
9 years ago
Victory best bike ever built in the USA, too bad Polaris didn't know how to market the best motorcycle available in the US it shows poor leadership at the cie head, scary for the future of that company
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Gaillard pascal
9 years ago
I wanted to buy a gunner that spring, I'm sade
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I just bought my second bike, Kingpin, and am so looking forward to Sprling. This news saddens me and is very disappointing.
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Black Mandingo Warrior
9 years ago
Only a bunch of money grubbing fools would pull the plug on Victory, the best touring cruisers in the motorcycle industry. Maybe you should try weathering the storm instead of giving up.
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Wolf Raider
9 years ago
I am from Belgium
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SEAN PAULEY
9 years ago
I love these bikes owned several. Great running and nice looking. How could you not keep them. Indian is a good option but not all of us like that style of bike.
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Charles Weaver
9 years ago
Victory may not have the sales figures right now for Polaris, but 18 years is not that long. Victory is the
best motorcycles I have ever ridden and the quality and dollar value can not be beat anywhere. I tried an Indian and HD, they are to compact for me, but Victory, I can ride in comfort. Victory has a style that cannot be beat by anyone. I am signing this just so Polaris will know that there are very dedicated Victory owner out there. I just brought my second Victory and I would always buy Victory.
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Vince N
9 years ago
I'm 66 and been riding since age 15. I have had 5 Harleys, goldwings and an assortment of other brands. The Vision is by far the best one of the bunch fulfilling all my motorcycle needs.
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Westley white
9 years ago
You will create another Indian situation if you end victory
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Frank abren
9 years ago
All can say is no
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Ronald Budd
9 years ago
I have been a rider for 51 years and have owned many brands. I have been a Victory owner for 17 years and still have two Victory bikes. The Vision is the best bike overall that I have owned in all 51 years of riding. It would be a really stupid move to discontinue it, or an equivalent to it. The Indian models do not compare. The Vision is a viable alternative to the Goldwing. It should be developed for that market.
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Robert Harmon
9 years ago
I love Victory 05 TC... The best bikes on the road!
Victory is the best engineered and running American made bike ever...why kill it? Rethink your marketing and treat customers as PEOPLE and not a revenue stream.
After being a Beemer guy for three decades, I finally found a ride(Vision) that fits me, is comfortable, reliable, has all that I need in a ride. I will not ride an Indian, so let's have both for those that like/want them.
#VICTORYFOREVER
Very disappointed with rhe decision to drop the Victory line of bikes..
I have been a loyal Victory owner for 10 years. Knowing how quickly Polaris will abandon their customers I would never purchase and Indian or any other Polaris product. If you want to build the brand and rider loyalty that Harley has for over 100 years this is the opposite way to achieve that.
I sold my Harley and moved to Victory 8 years ago and have loved Victory ever since . I can't help but feel that Polaris has let all it's customers down on this one . I had been thinking of moving to an Indian dark horse but after this I may just move away from the company altogether . I am afraid you are about to learn motorcycle people are not like normal people . We do not forgive , we do not forget .
Victory lives matter,till the wheels fall off
Keep the bike alive
Victory best bike ever built in the USA, too bad Polaris didn't know how to market the best motorcycle available in the US it shows poor leadership at the cie head, scary for the future of that company
I wanted to buy a gunner that spring, I'm sade
I just bought my second bike, Kingpin, and am so looking forward to Sprling. This news saddens me and is very disappointing.
Only a bunch of money grubbing fools would pull the plug on Victory, the best touring cruisers in the motorcycle industry. Maybe you should try weathering the storm instead of giving up.
I am from Belgium
I love these bikes owned several. Great running and nice looking. How could you not keep them. Indian is a good option but not all of us like that style of bike.
Victory may not have the sales figures right now for Polaris, but 18 years is not that long. Victory is the best motorcycles I have ever ridden and the quality and dollar value can not be beat anywhere. I tried an Indian and HD, they are to compact for me, but Victory, I can ride in comfort. Victory has a style that cannot be beat by anyone. I am signing this just so Polaris will know that there are very dedicated Victory owner out there. I just brought my second Victory and I would always buy Victory.
I'm 66 and been riding since age 15. I have had 5 Harleys, goldwings and an assortment of other brands. The Vision is by far the best one of the bunch fulfilling all my motorcycle needs.
You will create another Indian situation if you end victory
All can say is no
I have been a rider for 51 years and have owned many brands. I have been a Victory owner for 17 years and still have two Victory bikes. The Vision is the best bike overall that I have owned in all 51 years of riding. It would be a really stupid move to discontinue it, or an equivalent to it. The Indian models do not compare. The Vision is a viable alternative to the Goldwing. It should be developed for that market.
I love Victory 05 TC... The best bikes on the road!