I was so looking forward to Making my purchase in the next few years. I guess I'll be looking to HD with what I consider a substandard product.
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Bob
9 years ago
Keep Victory alive, maybe cut down the models. Best bike ever built
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Karl Schulz
9 years ago
Dissapointment doesn't begin to discribe how I feel after hearing the announcement of the victory line being discontinued. 17 year owner of the victory brand bike I can't say I am surprised at this as once they brought on the Indian line the Victory line took a second seat.
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Bob Stratton
9 years ago
Don't stop making Victory Motorcycles. They look and are better then any other bike out there. Please keep Victory alive ...
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Jeff Williams
9 years ago
Victory. How can you achieve Victory if you give up the race? You guys will regret discontinuing the Victory line. The slingshot and Indian will not prevail your company. Thanks Jeff
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I've owned several manufacturers over my 30 years of riding street. Victory has had a few minor qwerks, but all in all, it's the best bike I've ever owned. I love the styling and the engine can't be beat.
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Tim Fralick
9 years ago
I am deeply saddened by the sudden end of a great 18 year run. As a company you were pouring all of your resources into Indian (a company you purchased) and totally ignored the very motorcycle you developed. Putting all the great selling points on the Indians and offering nothing but some new paint stripes on Victorys for 4 years with nothing new to really sell them was a huge mistake.
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Eric Dixon Jr
9 years ago
Almost 3 years ago my father and I took a leap of faith and became Victory owners. I've never regretted that choice and would make it again. I do however feel betrayed by a company that I felt had a much better product than HD. I feel like we your loyal customers were just test subjects while you got your feet wet in the market only to tossed aside once you got your shiny new Indian brand to play with. Victory was the only option for someone that wanted a modern styled bike and still is. I feel that this was a calculated and plan move as you've let the Victory brand stagnate as you pushed hard on Indian. I doubt this will make a difference but at least I put my $.02 in.
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mitch davis
9 years ago
SCOTT WINE REALLY DOESN'T CARE WHAT WE THINK, TAKE A NON RIDER AND PUT HIM IN CHARGE,LOOK WHAT HAPPENED TO BRING THEM HOME CELABRATION IN SPIRTLAKE,
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Nathan Weise
9 years ago
Keep the Victory brand alive!!!
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Brett Lefebre
9 years ago
Keep victory going best bike I've ever riden.
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John Killen
9 years ago
Recommendation is the best referral. Several acquaitances have purchased Victory bikes as a result.
Disappointing to say the least.
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Jason Thompson
9 years ago
Please keep Victory I love my vision nothing like it!!!!
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Donald Carlin
9 years ago
I cannot believe that even thinking about this. Me my son both ride victories. This will make me shy away from all Polaris items fearing that they may stop making them also including the Indian and the slingshot. I will look elsewhere told Honda or Harley Davidson
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Harold Crawford
9 years ago
been riding vics 13 years now , on my third because they are great bikes and reliable as hell!!!
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Rob Moore
9 years ago
Keep Victory Alive!
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James Loomis
9 years ago
I just traded my 2013 Goldmine for a 2016 Victory Cross Country Tours. I love my new Victory ! It breaks my heart to hear that they going to stop production. As much as I love the bike, I am heartbroken and feel like I have just been ripped off. Like I spent around $20,000 for nothing! Keep making them! They are great bikes.
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Richard Stallard
9 years ago
Very disappointed in the company for tossing Victory to keep the Harley clone Indian. I hope they keep up with parts and service for those of us who have the Victory motorcycles. Still proud to ride my cross country but hopefully the company holds up their end. Not happy!
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Trent Eyman
9 years ago
I was really looking forward to selling my Harley and getting a Victory.. I sure as heck am not going to buy an Indian
Keep victory,one of the best bikes on the road
I was so looking forward to Making my purchase in the next few years. I guess I'll be looking to HD with what I consider a substandard product.
Keep Victory alive, maybe cut down the models. Best bike ever built
Dissapointment doesn't begin to discribe how I feel after hearing the announcement of the victory line being discontinued. 17 year owner of the victory brand bike I can't say I am surprised at this as once they brought on the Indian line the Victory line took a second seat.
Don't stop making Victory Motorcycles. They look and are better then any other bike out there. Please keep Victory alive ...
Victory. How can you achieve Victory if you give up the race? You guys will regret discontinuing the Victory line. The slingshot and Indian will not prevail your company. Thanks Jeff
I've owned several manufacturers over my 30 years of riding street. Victory has had a few minor qwerks, but all in all, it's the best bike I've ever owned. I love the styling and the engine can't be beat.
I am deeply saddened by the sudden end of a great 18 year run. As a company you were pouring all of your resources into Indian (a company you purchased) and totally ignored the very motorcycle you developed. Putting all the great selling points on the Indians and offering nothing but some new paint stripes on Victorys for 4 years with nothing new to really sell them was a huge mistake.
Almost 3 years ago my father and I took a leap of faith and became Victory owners. I've never regretted that choice and would make it again. I do however feel betrayed by a company that I felt had a much better product than HD. I feel like we your loyal customers were just test subjects while you got your feet wet in the market only to tossed aside once you got your shiny new Indian brand to play with. Victory was the only option for someone that wanted a modern styled bike and still is. I feel that this was a calculated and plan move as you've let the Victory brand stagnate as you pushed hard on Indian. I doubt this will make a difference but at least I put my $.02 in.
SCOTT WINE REALLY DOESN'T CARE WHAT WE THINK, TAKE A NON RIDER AND PUT HIM IN CHARGE,LOOK WHAT HAPPENED TO BRING THEM HOME CELABRATION IN SPIRTLAKE,
Keep the Victory brand alive!!!
Keep victory going best bike I've ever riden.
Recommendation is the best referral. Several acquaitances have purchased Victory bikes as a result. Disappointing to say the least.
Please keep Victory I love my vision nothing like it!!!!
I cannot believe that even thinking about this. Me my son both ride victories. This will make me shy away from all Polaris items fearing that they may stop making them also including the Indian and the slingshot. I will look elsewhere told Honda or Harley Davidson
been riding vics 13 years now , on my third because they are great bikes and reliable as hell!!!
Keep Victory Alive!
I just traded my 2013 Goldmine for a 2016 Victory Cross Country Tours. I love my new Victory ! It breaks my heart to hear that they going to stop production. As much as I love the bike, I am heartbroken and feel like I have just been ripped off. Like I spent around $20,000 for nothing! Keep making them! They are great bikes.
Very disappointed in the company for tossing Victory to keep the Harley clone Indian. I hope they keep up with parts and service for those of us who have the Victory motorcycles. Still proud to ride my cross country but hopefully the company holds up their end. Not happy!
I was really looking forward to selling my Harley and getting a Victory.. I sure as heck am not going to buy an Indian