I like the Victory bikes, and have ridden them... but none of them came close to my 06 Wing in comfort or performance... and smoothness.That's just a little insensitive isn't it?
Now, I would love to be able to demo the new Indian's... I hear they are a whole different breed...
That's just a little insensitive isn't it?
Hey Rob, the Victory truck is going to be at CO Powersports in Thorton on Wednesday. Not too far from you.
... and I want to ride a red one.
Do have to make a reservation to demo one?
I'll agree with the Vision comments. But I just could not get a handle on the front of the bike being WAAAAAY out there. One of the better factory suspensions I've ridden though other than the Buell Ulysses I tried once.
I really want to take a Vision out, personally I think they are pretty cool.
The demo truck is still in Denver this weekend and I plan to go again and take the Vision for another spin. The other one I wanted to ride was the Judge. A bobber without a stupid fat tire on the back. That might be pretty fun. After riding a Hammer 8 ball with a 250 rear tire and a skinny front tire I think I now know what it's like to be a dark sider.I took a jackpot out with said 250 rear. That thing simply did not want to lean over. I was, however, reasonably impressed with the power output. Better than most of the other V-twin cruisers I've ridden the past few years. But the cost of those bikes is insane, as least for me. I'm more in the 'value for money' camp, and 16k for nothing but some chrome and a fat tire is a tad excessive.
I took a jackpot out with said 250 rear. That thing simply did not want to lean over. I was, however, reasonably impressed with the power output. Better than most of the other V-twin cruisers I've ridden the past few years. But the cost of those bikes is insane, as least for me. I'm more in the 'value for money' camp, and 16k for nothing but some chrome and a fat tire is a tad excessive.