Please keep Victory alive, as there are more fans of the machine than you seem to realise.
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W Carter
9 years ago
I own a 2012 Cross Country and previously a KingPin Tour. I have owned a Harley , Kaw, Honda's and I have to say that the Victory styling, Handling, comfort, dependability is far superior than anything else I ridden or owned is an understatement. Everyone I know Rides a HD, I still proudly ride my Victory CC . I've been to several Polaris dealers and it is easy to see why sales are down. Advertising, support, product selection at dealerships are dim compared to what Polaris does for the Indian line. With little support from Polaris, Victory was destined to fail. I'm sorry Polaris Exec's you screwed this one up.
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Ken Hymes
9 years ago
Keep the Victory line alive, Mr. Wine and Polaris!!!!
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Steve Rhodes
9 years ago
I own a 2011 Cross Country and have owned several Harley's, Indians, Kaw, Honda's and to say that the Victory styling, Handling, comfort, dependability is far superior than anything else I ridden or owned is an understatement. I actually work for Harley Davidson MC and still proudly ride my Victory CC to work. I've been to several Polaris dealers and it is easy to see why sales are down. Advertising, support, product selection at dealerships are dim compared to what Polaris does for the Indian line. With little support from Polaris, Victory was destined to fail. I'm sorry Polaris Exec's you screwed this one up.
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Lance Jurgensen
9 years ago
Love my 2013 Vision and have never found any other bike that comes close to this.
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Rachel Aragon
9 years ago
I have a 2014 Judge and am looking at a 2017 Octane as a commuter. I know the parts will continue to be made for 10 years but please don't give up!!
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David Corey
9 years ago
As a loyal (until now) Victory & Polaris owner I will not be a purchaser of Indian. I will also be shopping other makes of ATV's. I know I'm only one consumer, but having just retired and in the market for both a new bagger and ATV, that's several thousand dollars going to other companies. Please reconsider your decision and I'll reconsider mine.
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Michael Beck
9 years ago
Sorry in your decision to shutter Victory. I currently own and VV and my next bike to add to my stable will be a Goldwing. I was looking at a Slingshot but have zero faith in Polaris. I also will not by an Indian. the Indian is a great looking bike but I am not willing to pay for the name. In the course of my life I have purchased three Yamaha Ventures and one Goldwing. These are the companies that I will return to. By shuttering Victory, you have driven the first nail in the Indian coffin because riders will no longer believe in you or buy into your corporate philosophy.
Signed Michael J. Beck, 56 year old male, business owner from Virginia Beach.
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Sonderegger Roland
9 years ago
Victory for ever!!
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Terry L Michaels
9 years ago
My wife and I have a 2005 TC and love it. (It’s not a Harley, It‘s Better)
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Jeff Spicer
9 years ago
I urge you to reconsider, restructure, cut models but keep Victory alive. I am a V92 owner and always planned on a future cross country, but wasn't ready still enjoying my V92.
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Peter DeMslten
9 years ago
Pleeeeaaase❤
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Paul Rigsbee
9 years ago
highly disappointed in polaris
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Darrino MOULTRIE
9 years ago
My first bigger I know you love this bike I would love to see them jeep making them
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Stephan Kleis
9 years ago
I haven't rode in a number of years, but had been shopping the last 2 years anticipating another motorcycle in my future. With all the research that I've done, I had finally decided that my next ride was going to be Victory Cross Country.
However, with this recent news that Polaris will be shutting down their Victory motorcycle line. I am now thoroughly disgusted with Polaris. They take the time to build a brand new brand of motorcycle starting back in the late 90's, and they're upset because they don't have enough market share after less than 20 years of production. Now they intend on putting all their nuts and bolts into their recent purchase of Indian Motorcycles. A brand that has struggled to gain market share for years.
It's only a matter of time before HD was to start losing market share. But I guess it's safe to say that I'll be purchasing a HD now that Victory is no longer. As I refuse to spend my money on an Indian motorcycle showing that Polaris was right in their decision to stop production of the Victory motorcycle line!
Goodbye Polaris
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Dale Morris
9 years ago
Keep Victory Motorcycle alive!
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Joseph Trivett
9 years ago
make victory a performance trim under the indian brand
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Shawn Diamond
9 years ago
Keep Victory or suffer the backlash on Indian sales
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Michael Honeycutt
9 years ago
There is no other bike that can keep and hold my attention like a Victory! It always been a goal to get the dream Vic! PLEASE keep this brand alaive!!
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Tom keller
9 years ago
Have been a customer for 10 years still own 3 Victory bikes and intend to keep them as long as possible. Really wish Polaris can find a way to keep the brand alive
Please keep Victory alive, as there are more fans of the machine than you seem to realise.
I own a 2012 Cross Country and previously a KingPin Tour. I have owned a Harley , Kaw, Honda's and I have to say that the Victory styling, Handling, comfort, dependability is far superior than anything else I ridden or owned is an understatement. Everyone I know Rides a HD, I still proudly ride my Victory CC . I've been to several Polaris dealers and it is easy to see why sales are down. Advertising, support, product selection at dealerships are dim compared to what Polaris does for the Indian line. With little support from Polaris, Victory was destined to fail. I'm sorry Polaris Exec's you screwed this one up.
Keep the Victory line alive, Mr. Wine and Polaris!!!!
I own a 2011 Cross Country and have owned several Harley's, Indians, Kaw, Honda's and to say that the Victory styling, Handling, comfort, dependability is far superior than anything else I ridden or owned is an understatement. I actually work for Harley Davidson MC and still proudly ride my Victory CC to work. I've been to several Polaris dealers and it is easy to see why sales are down. Advertising, support, product selection at dealerships are dim compared to what Polaris does for the Indian line. With little support from Polaris, Victory was destined to fail. I'm sorry Polaris Exec's you screwed this one up.
Love my 2013 Vision and have never found any other bike that comes close to this.
I have a 2014 Judge and am looking at a 2017 Octane as a commuter. I know the parts will continue to be made for 10 years but please don't give up!!
As a loyal (until now) Victory & Polaris owner I will not be a purchaser of Indian. I will also be shopping other makes of ATV's. I know I'm only one consumer, but having just retired and in the market for both a new bagger and ATV, that's several thousand dollars going to other companies. Please reconsider your decision and I'll reconsider mine.
Sorry in your decision to shutter Victory. I currently own and VV and my next bike to add to my stable will be a Goldwing. I was looking at a Slingshot but have zero faith in Polaris. I also will not by an Indian. the Indian is a great looking bike but I am not willing to pay for the name. In the course of my life I have purchased three Yamaha Ventures and one Goldwing. These are the companies that I will return to. By shuttering Victory, you have driven the first nail in the Indian coffin because riders will no longer believe in you or buy into your corporate philosophy. Signed Michael J. Beck, 56 year old male, business owner from Virginia Beach.
Victory for ever!!
My wife and I have a 2005 TC and love it. (It’s not a Harley, It‘s Better)
I urge you to reconsider, restructure, cut models but keep Victory alive. I am a V92 owner and always planned on a future cross country, but wasn't ready still enjoying my V92.
Pleeeeaaase❤
highly disappointed in polaris
My first bigger I know you love this bike I would love to see them jeep making them
I haven't rode in a number of years, but had been shopping the last 2 years anticipating another motorcycle in my future. With all the research that I've done, I had finally decided that my next ride was going to be Victory Cross Country. However, with this recent news that Polaris will be shutting down their Victory motorcycle line. I am now thoroughly disgusted with Polaris. They take the time to build a brand new brand of motorcycle starting back in the late 90's, and they're upset because they don't have enough market share after less than 20 years of production. Now they intend on putting all their nuts and bolts into their recent purchase of Indian Motorcycles. A brand that has struggled to gain market share for years. It's only a matter of time before HD was to start losing market share. But I guess it's safe to say that I'll be purchasing a HD now that Victory is no longer. As I refuse to spend my money on an Indian motorcycle showing that Polaris was right in their decision to stop production of the Victory motorcycle line! Goodbye Polaris
Keep Victory Motorcycle alive!
make victory a performance trim under the indian brand
Keep Victory or suffer the backlash on Indian sales
There is no other bike that can keep and hold my attention like a Victory! It always been a goal to get the dream Vic! PLEASE keep this brand alaive!!
Have been a customer for 10 years still own 3 Victory bikes and intend to keep them as long as possible. Really wish Polaris can find a way to keep the brand alive