As an avid supporter of Victory, I will be forced to go back to Yamaha or Honda. Don't think I'll be able to trust Polaris and jump in with Indian after this.
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John BONNETT
9 years ago
Yes keep the Vic.....
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Jeff Bergen
9 years ago
Canada
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Terrance Brown
9 years ago
Victory!!!
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Mike Punzel
9 years ago
Such a shame and a loss for a well designed American motorcycle that was making huge gains in the market with design and engineering
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Rich Colson
9 years ago
Please keep Victory alive. I do NOT want to have to buy a Harley cruiser.
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Frank Schilfarth
9 years ago
Keep them
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Bill Glock
9 years ago
Big business decision.. all about the long range $$$ can't blame 'em (I don't agree but it is their decision) I have a 2005 Kingpin. Polaris says they will continue to make VIC parts for 10 years.... who knows maybe we'll see an overhead cams and valves engine in the Indian line (Vic motors).....
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The Hammer is the best cruiser bike I've ever ridden
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Scott Gleason
9 years ago
I WAS WORKING AT A DEALERSHIP WHEN THEY WERE FIRST INTRODUCED GREAT BIKE AND SORRY TO HEAR THE NEW THIS BIKE HAS A BIKE FOLLOWING!
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Andy Wuethrich
9 years ago
2011 Cross Roads That I would love to get a newer version of in the coming years. THE BEST BIKES EVER BUILT!! I will ride mine til I no longer can!
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Jacob Vanecek
9 years ago
Keep making the Victory line.
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Shawn L Porter
9 years ago
Victory is the reason why HAD had to go back to drawing board on their bikes. Big mistake Polaris.
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Broderick Allen
9 years ago
I'm really looking to purchase a Victory, but I will not purchase 1 if they're about to go out of business!!!!
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Logan Poupore
9 years ago
Long live the victories!!!!
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Kerry N Jones
9 years ago
Polaris needs to rethink this move.....
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Eric Weister
9 years ago
Keep Victory, people think the same fate will happen to Indian and the sales will not be there as expected.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I just got my VICTORY Cross Country tour. I purchased it because it was more reliable the the HD, and more comfortable than my Kawasaki,
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Josh Heard
9 years ago
Keep it alive or sell it to someone who will.
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doug besherse
9 years ago
Dealers, Vendors and Owners have worked extremely hard to make Victory the accepted brand it now is. Polaris owes it to all these people to not pull the plug on the brand. Doing this will have far longer reaching consequences than the board members might realize. After this who will trust that Indian will not do the same in a few years.
As an avid supporter of Victory, I will be forced to go back to Yamaha or Honda. Don't think I'll be able to trust Polaris and jump in with Indian after this.
Yes keep the Vic.....
Canada
Victory!!!
Such a shame and a loss for a well designed American motorcycle that was making huge gains in the market with design and engineering
Please keep Victory alive. I do NOT want to have to buy a Harley cruiser.
Keep them
Big business decision.. all about the long range $$$ can't blame 'em (I don't agree but it is their decision) I have a 2005 Kingpin. Polaris says they will continue to make VIC parts for 10 years.... who knows maybe we'll see an overhead cams and valves engine in the Indian line (Vic motors).....
The Hammer is the best cruiser bike I've ever ridden
I WAS WORKING AT A DEALERSHIP WHEN THEY WERE FIRST INTRODUCED GREAT BIKE AND SORRY TO HEAR THE NEW THIS BIKE HAS A BIKE FOLLOWING!
2011 Cross Roads That I would love to get a newer version of in the coming years. THE BEST BIKES EVER BUILT!! I will ride mine til I no longer can!
Keep making the Victory line.
Victory is the reason why HAD had to go back to drawing board on their bikes. Big mistake Polaris.
I'm really looking to purchase a Victory, but I will not purchase 1 if they're about to go out of business!!!!
Long live the victories!!!!
Polaris needs to rethink this move.....
Keep Victory, people think the same fate will happen to Indian and the sales will not be there as expected.
I just got my VICTORY Cross Country tour. I purchased it because it was more reliable the the HD, and more comfortable than my Kawasaki,
Keep it alive or sell it to someone who will.
Dealers, Vendors and Owners have worked extremely hard to make Victory the accepted brand it now is. Polaris owes it to all these people to not pull the plug on the brand. Doing this will have far longer reaching consequences than the board members might realize. After this who will trust that Indian will not do the same in a few years.