I WAS GOING TO BUY A VICTORY INSTEAD OF HARLEY NOT SURE WHAT TO DO NOW
A
Adam Schneider
9 years ago
Please don't make me buy a Harley!
J
Jon Savoia
9 years ago
Prettty Sad Day!
C
Courtney Hutsen
9 years ago
It's a real shame to get rid of Victory. I have a 2014 Cross Country Tour and it's a fantastic bike. Great lines, balance, colors, the Freedom 106 engine is a beast, and it's a fantastic option for someone who doesn't want to over pay for inferior performance in Harley.
R
Roy gier
9 years ago
It's a good product maybe increase the price a little
T
Troy Trificana
9 years ago
Don't kill the best made bike in America!!!!!
J
Jim Lalone
9 years ago
My victoy
M
Mike Reinhart
9 years ago
Currently own my 3rd & 4th Vics. Combined mileage well over 130K since mid-2004. Will NOT own an Indian. It's Victory or I go to Moto Guzzi. Period.
J
Jon Ross
9 years ago
Keep the Vic alive.......we need a better alternative to the harley.
R
R W Collinsworth
9 years ago
Victory is a well engineerd and very
dependable motorcycle. The masses are just now noticing this, thanks to the Indian dealers who also carry the Victory.
G
G zarbo
9 years ago
Keep a GREAT bike alive!
E
Erik Raderchak
9 years ago
Not giving up my cross country for a Harley some day....nope
D
Dave Henderson
9 years ago
On Victory #2. Dont kill the brand please.
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Keep the line
R
Robert Hesling
9 years ago
I bought my xct only a month ago, would have not bothered had I known you wanted to kill the Victory brand
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
20/20 hind sight is going to kill you. Indian was open and closed how many times. All your brand loyalty will go out the window. Slingshot would have been a better way to go. Live and learn!!!
E
Eduardo Lozano
9 years ago
This motorcycle is part of the fabric of America.
G
Greg Nutsch
9 years ago
Victory has become the bike of choice for my family. I ride one and my two sons who have started their careers have also chosen Victory. So have a few of their friends! I really believe you need to allow for at least one generation to pass I order to make a good judgment of the culture and following that you've started to develope here. Perhaps you have underestimated the cult following you have created. That is how history and legitimate trends, lifestyles, and brands take off and become a living thing of their own. You cannot buy the kind of fanatic support that comes with it. The best thing you all could ever hear is "my dad rode a Victory, and now I do too" Think about that... 20 years is a good start, but it's not long enough to become a family tradition. Which might be a good angle to take if we can convince you all to keep the brand alive.
S
Steve Giuliano
9 years ago
Someone save the Victory !
S
Steve Giuliano
9 years ago
I left Harley and bought an 09 Jackpot in 2014 I bought a Victory Vision. The Vision is the Lamborghini of the American Motorcycle non better .The Vision is in a Class by itself . Polaris you have made a terrible mistake. The Victory is the best looking and the best riding motorcycle on the road .When the Slingshot is dropped and forgotten and your Indian sales bottom out in the red . The Victory Gang will still be going strong ! Don't make this mistake ....Rethink ! Bring the Victory Back !!!
I WAS GOING TO BUY A VICTORY INSTEAD OF HARLEY NOT SURE WHAT TO DO NOW
Please don't make me buy a Harley!
Prettty Sad Day!
It's a real shame to get rid of Victory. I have a 2014 Cross Country Tour and it's a fantastic bike. Great lines, balance, colors, the Freedom 106 engine is a beast, and it's a fantastic option for someone who doesn't want to over pay for inferior performance in Harley.
It's a good product maybe increase the price a little
Don't kill the best made bike in America!!!!!
My victoy
Currently own my 3rd & 4th Vics. Combined mileage well over 130K since mid-2004. Will NOT own an Indian. It's Victory or I go to Moto Guzzi. Period.
Keep the Vic alive.......we need a better alternative to the harley.
Victory is a well engineerd and very dependable motorcycle. The masses are just now noticing this, thanks to the Indian dealers who also carry the Victory.
Keep a GREAT bike alive!
Not giving up my cross country for a Harley some day....nope
On Victory #2. Dont kill the brand please.
Keep the line
I bought my xct only a month ago, would have not bothered had I known you wanted to kill the Victory brand
20/20 hind sight is going to kill you. Indian was open and closed how many times. All your brand loyalty will go out the window. Slingshot would have been a better way to go. Live and learn!!!
This motorcycle is part of the fabric of America.
Victory has become the bike of choice for my family. I ride one and my two sons who have started their careers have also chosen Victory. So have a few of their friends! I really believe you need to allow for at least one generation to pass I order to make a good judgment of the culture and following that you've started to develope here. Perhaps you have underestimated the cult following you have created. That is how history and legitimate trends, lifestyles, and brands take off and become a living thing of their own. You cannot buy the kind of fanatic support that comes with it. The best thing you all could ever hear is "my dad rode a Victory, and now I do too" Think about that... 20 years is a good start, but it's not long enough to become a family tradition. Which might be a good angle to take if we can convince you all to keep the brand alive.
Someone save the Victory !
I left Harley and bought an 09 Jackpot in 2014 I bought a Victory Vision. The Vision is the Lamborghini of the American Motorcycle non better .The Vision is in a Class by itself . Polaris you have made a terrible mistake. The Victory is the best looking and the best riding motorcycle on the road .When the Slingshot is dropped and forgotten and your Indian sales bottom out in the red . The Victory Gang will still be going strong ! Don't make this mistake ....Rethink ! Bring the Victory Back !!!