Don't abandon the Victory family for the Indian and Slingshot. The Slingshot will not make it. Victory is starting to become a major player. More HD customer's are coming aboard every day. You need to get out of the board room and go to more rallies. You'll see that Victorys are taking a lot of awards. Please reconsider. LOVE MY VISION.
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Charles Moss
9 years ago
Keep Victory.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This is a slap to the face to all of the Victory and Polaris owners who have supported them.
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Joe faciano
9 years ago
Keep Victory alive!!
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michael a andrews
9 years ago
come on polaris,you gota good thing good and i dont want a indian
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Bradford Alexander
9 years ago
The best decision I made in 2010 was buying the Cross Country. Added a 2014 Highball to the garage last year. These will last me for many years and miles to come. Maybe something more is to be announced. Time will tell. Keep Victory alive.
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Neal Miller
9 years ago
This is a terrible decision by Polaris!
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William Bowes
9 years ago
Don't understand why you guys are doing away with Victory? Loyalty outways the almighty dollar.
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Christian Watson
9 years ago
Bad decision, I will not be switching to Indian I switched to Victory and that's taken a long time. How about supporting both brands or none at all or we all go back to riding Jap bikes or Harleys!
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Shawn mcgrath
9 years ago
Keep em alive!
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Sharon Fields
9 years ago
We Victory owners would love to see our bike line stay alive. It has always been a productive brand u till Polaris stopped investing in it and growing it so they could put all their work into Indian. I feel you will make a very bad decision and lose many loyal customers who would not invest in Indian now even if they wanted to due to distrust. Hope you make a good decision.
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Jeffrey Wheatcroft
9 years ago
Duh! Get rid of all the other crap ideas you over spent on! Gem car is a joke! Klime.... a joke back up the riding community that loves you not some bean counter!!!!
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Richard
9 years ago
Really disappointed that Polaris gave up on the brand. I own a Hardball and an 8Ball and was always proud to be a Victory advocate and owner. Was all the talk stating Victory would become an American performance brand all hype. I really hope Polaris understands that they have many loyal followers and that it would be a damn shame to let all of that go to waste.
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Scott Chapman
9 years ago
I own a 2008 jackpot
Bought it last year with 4500 miles on it.
Thought I was buying something better than a Harley!
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Richard Hershey
9 years ago
I've been hooked on Victory since my first test ride. For Polaris to just abandon this brand for its much more expensive counterpart leaves those of us who have defended it as"the best bike on the market"looking like fools. If Polaris wanted to get out of the bike market, this is probably the best thing that they could have done for a Harley Davidson. I hope that those responsible for this decision got a nice Christmas bonus from Harley Davidson.
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Jason
9 years ago
These are the best looking cruisers around. Solid....reliable....beautiful
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Annie Thibault
9 years ago
Sad day....
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David Simpson
9 years ago
I own two Victories, a 1999 V92C and a 2006 Kingpin. You're making a big mistake in trying to crunch numbers over brand loyalty. You will drive away potential Indian purchases by dumping Victory, myself included.
Don't abandon the Victory family for the Indian and Slingshot. The Slingshot will not make it. Victory is starting to become a major player. More HD customer's are coming aboard every day. You need to get out of the board room and go to more rallies. You'll see that Victorys are taking a lot of awards. Please reconsider. LOVE MY VISION.
Keep Victory.
This is a slap to the face to all of the Victory and Polaris owners who have supported them.
Keep Victory alive!!
come on polaris,you gota good thing good and i dont want a indian
The best decision I made in 2010 was buying the Cross Country. Added a 2014 Highball to the garage last year. These will last me for many years and miles to come. Maybe something more is to be announced. Time will tell. Keep Victory alive.
This is a terrible decision by Polaris!
Don't understand why you guys are doing away with Victory? Loyalty outways the almighty dollar.
Bad decision, I will not be switching to Indian I switched to Victory and that's taken a long time. How about supporting both brands or none at all or we all go back to riding Jap bikes or Harleys!
Keep em alive!
We Victory owners would love to see our bike line stay alive. It has always been a productive brand u till Polaris stopped investing in it and growing it so they could put all their work into Indian. I feel you will make a very bad decision and lose many loyal customers who would not invest in Indian now even if they wanted to due to distrust. Hope you make a good decision.
Duh! Get rid of all the other crap ideas you over spent on! Gem car is a joke! Klime.... a joke back up the riding community that loves you not some bean counter!!!!
Really disappointed that Polaris gave up on the brand. I own a Hardball and an 8Ball and was always proud to be a Victory advocate and owner. Was all the talk stating Victory would become an American performance brand all hype. I really hope Polaris understands that they have many loyal followers and that it would be a damn shame to let all of that go to waste.
I own a 2008 jackpot Bought it last year with 4500 miles on it. Thought I was buying something better than a Harley!
I've been hooked on Victory since my first test ride. For Polaris to just abandon this brand for its much more expensive counterpart leaves those of us who have defended it as"the best bike on the market"looking like fools. If Polaris wanted to get out of the bike market, this is probably the best thing that they could have done for a Harley Davidson. I hope that those responsible for this decision got a nice Christmas bonus from Harley Davidson.
These are the best looking cruisers around. Solid....reliable....beautiful
Sad day....
I own two Victories, a 1999 V92C and a 2006 Kingpin. You're making a big mistake in trying to crunch numbers over brand loyalty. You will drive away potential Indian purchases by dumping Victory, myself included.
I do plan on buying a nother one?
WE LOVE OUR VICS!!!