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Tourer
Posts: 394
Tucson, AZ | I purchased my Steel Gray tourer with comfort package on Novermber 8th. Made the deal over the phone without even riding one. Traded my 2000 Honda Valkyrie in for the new girl. I had ridden the Valk for 8 1/2 years and (still) love the bike. However at 62 years old and arthritis in both knees, it was time to get something more comfortable. I was a memeber of the Valkyrie Riders Cruiser Club and learned a ton about the bike on their site. I'm looking forward to doing the same on this site as well. Thanks again for the invite to participate.
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The Vision is a terrific machine. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 1158
Richmond, Virginia | Welcome, there is a wealth of knowledge opinion and ideas on our site. Along with some humor, sarcasm, and an underlying dislike
for HD's ha ha ha you'll love your new ride, perhaps so much that you wont get time to come here to type some updates.
Look forward to seeing you on here, be safe, be happy, and ride like the wind, just dont pass it. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 261
Sugar Land, TX (Outside of Houston) | Gray Rider,
I went from a Valkyrie Interstate to the Vision Tour and do not regret it for a minute. Valk's are great bikes, but that extra comfort you seek will be a welcomed relief. Not to mention the low center of gravity. If your foot slips on a Valk, look out - you may be going down. You will love how easy it is to move the Vision under foot power if needed.
Richard
Edited by rmclarty 2008-12-13 3:20 PM
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Iron Butt
Posts: 639
Tri Cities, WA | Welcome and congrats on your new scoot. |
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Tourer
Posts: 506
Woodland Hills, CA | Its always a pleasure to welcome a new Vision rider to the group. Let us know what you think after you have had a chance to put a few miles on it. |
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Thanks for the welcome
