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Charleston, SC | Up until recently my stable consisted of a 1999 Excelsior Henderson Super X and a 2009 Victory Vision (blue ice). My wife really loved the look of the new Indians so after much internal struggle I traded in the Super X for a 2016 Indian Chief Vintage.
The engine is everything I expect out of Polaris. Every bit as smooth and powerful as my Vision. Riding position is very different between the two. I've done 700 miles in a day on my Vision but don't think I'd attempt more than 300 on the Chief.
My first Victory was a 2002 TC. Decent bike but the company still had some work to do. I am very impressed with what Polaris has accomplished and the unbelievable engineering that goes into their bikes. |
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Visionary
Posts: 4278
| you made a wise choice. Shocked that a dealer would even take Excelsior Henderson he'll be sitting on it for a long time |
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Visionary
Posts: 1350
| Super X was a nice bike. To bad the owners screwed up.
What color Indian did you get?
Is your signature a Virginia class? |
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Visionary
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Sand Rock, AL United States | Congratulations! Best of both worlds. I do love the Super-X and would love to own one someday . |
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New user
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| RedRider - 2016-03-07 4:35 AM
Super X was a nice bike.
The only curious component choice, could you explain little bit more? |
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Now 100% Polaris