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Tourer
Posts: 400
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 33 Pillager, MN | They upgraded the Indian instead |
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Cruiser
Posts: 92 Moncks Corner, SC United States | I saw 2 colors. Black and Blue. Not much of a choice.
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Cruiser
Posts: 207
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Edited by Don07tncav 2016-07-27 3:06 AM
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Cruiser
Posts: 196 Asheville, NC | Lack of interesting upgrades or more paint options means, to me, that they have lost interest in producing the Vision and it's on its way out. The CCT and its variants are the new sales flagship, along with an uncomfortable Injun. |
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Visionary
Posts: 3773 Pittsburgh, PA | They have been saying on the way out now for 6 years... every year we hear about someone knows someone at victory and big changes are coming .. blah blah blah... |
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Tourer
Posts: 400
| Many complaints on Victory's facebook page about no upgrades and all the love going to Indian |
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Tourer
Posts: 416 Prairie City, IA United States | I am lowering my expectations. That way I won't be disappointed again.
Richard Petty blue and black again. It is like buying last years model with a new year badge. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 623
| bummed again. gave it one last year too upgrade the vision. hate leaving the brand, but now i must.
know anyone interested in a custom painted cam'd 08 with 104,000 miles before i trade her in? |
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Cruiser
Posts: 119 CASTRO VALLEY, CA United States | IMO, we're going to see a new Vision soon, and it's going to be an INDIAN to compete with the RoadGlide. For you Vision pilots, start accepting this now, so it'll be easier to swallow when it actually happens. Everything we wish for on our black sheep Vision will be on a fix fairing Indian for about $25k. I'm guessing the final model year for the Vision will be 2018, a 10th anniversary special edition. It's hard for a company to spend money to improve a bike that only sells about 1000 a year, and many at huge discounts. I plan on riding mine until it dies or I do. It's a Keeper!! |
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Tourer
Posts: 400
| Look at the standard features on the Roadmaster. LED lighting, keyless start, remote lock on bags and trunk, TPMS, 200 watt radio, and the 7" touchscreen with all kinds of features. Polaris has had 3-4 years to upgrade the Victory line and people and I find it funny that frustrated Victory owners are calling them out on their own facebook page. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 241 Monrovia, Ca | Isn't a Roadmaster a fixed fairing bike???? I would expect to see the Vision disappear and a fixed fairing Cross County if anything. |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 25 Hastings, MN United States | LA Victory Rider - 2016-07-28 11:10 AM
Isn't a Roadmaster a fixed fairing bike???? I would expect to see the Vision disappear and a fixed fairing Cross County if anything.
If you look at the pictures on the Roadmaster page: http://www.indianmotorcycle.com/en-us/roadmaster-thunder-black/phot... , you can see the separation between the tank and the fairing. This probably means that it is a frame mounted fairing. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 226 on the edge of Los Angeles | YENRABSRIDE - 2016-07-27 2:00 PM IMO, . It's hard for a company to spend money to improve a bike that only sells about 1000 a year, and many at huge discounts. I plan on riding mine until it dies or I do. It's a Keeper!! !000 per yearwell thats pretty godd considering nothing new about it oother than getting less chrome. I would bet that many of us who currently own a vision would be more than willing to get the true new and improved version if it became a reality. So fisrt years sales may top 5000+ We dont want the cross bikes because the vison is a better ride and we dont want the indian becaus we are too cramped. We dont want another old style vision because we already have one that will go atleast 150K. HELLOO POLARIS ARE YOU LISTINING ???? |
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Cruiser
Posts: 60 Racine, WI United States | sjaskow, the Roadmaster and Chieftain fairing are fork mounted, not frame mounted. |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 25 Hastings, MN United States | Oops, that what I was trying to say, fork, not frame. That's what I get for trying to do 2 things at once. |
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Visionary
Posts: 8144 New Bohemia, VA | 200,000+ JSP - 2016-07-28 8:06 PM YENRABSRIDE - 2016-07-27 2:00 PM IMO, . It's hard for a company to spend money to improve a bike that only sells about 1000 a year, and many at huge discounts. I plan on riding mine until it dies or I do. It's a Keeper!! !000 per yearwell thats pretty godd considering nothing new about it oother than getting less chrome. I would bet that many of us who currently own a vision would be more than willing to get the true new and improved version if it became a reality. So fisrt years sales may top 5000+ We dont want the cross bikes because the vison is a better ride and we dont want the indian becaus we are too cramped. We dont want another old style vision because we already have one that will go atleast 150K. HELLOO POLARIS ARE YOU LISTINING ???? |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 752 Broken Arrow, OK | 200+?
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 33 South Carolina | IMO, Polaris stuck a toe in the water styling wise with the Vision and it wasn't well received. They didn't manage to peel masses from either the Harley or Honda group due to the styling. I see more of the 8Ball styled black Gold Wings then I do Visions. The fit and finish is ok but not Harley level but I was also happy not to pay $25-30K. The cross bike and the Indians are styled after the Harleys and are cheaper, which is why I think they sell. That link to the Indian above has a terrible looking fairing, to me.
I wasn't totally turned off by the styling but it's not my fav. I ride it because it's the superior handling touring bike. I would like to see the back end of a Cross bike on a Vision, like someone built. The bags are more usable and then we'd have the quick detach trunk.
We haven't had alot of things for years - limited to almost no accessories, PIA to remove the trunk (vs the CC quick detach) - even the backrest disappeared for years. Every accessory is big $ - $40 for the carpet trunk? I haven't bought any of that stuff as I don't find it a value and purposely stay away from the dealer for that reason. I'm hoping for the clearance sales on accessories...
My '11 sat at a dealer for over a year. I paid $16K new using the $1K coupon. I bet alot of Visions get sold that way which doesn't/didn't help. I don't think we'll see anymore as Vision development money is now going into Indian, making batwing fairing bikes.
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