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Cruiser
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Orlando | Hey... I have been a HD rider for over 30 years, made a switch to a BMW K1200LT three years ago. I found a GREAT deal on a new Vision and will be picking my new baby up next week.
I am going with the following options:
1. CB/intercom system.
2. Rider backrest.
3. Hitch Doc trailer hitch for my Bushtec trailer.
I was looking for some inside info on how you all enjoy the bike, or the downside of the bike.
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Pittsburgh, PA | what year are you getting? |
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Cruiser
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West Knoxville TN | No major down side, love the thing. There are of course some minor issues that are in no way across the board issues. My radio and ipod work great, I dont have a lot of issues with exhaust popping. Thing runs great. And welcome to the Vic family.
Edited by Candyman 2010-11-22 11:16 AM
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Tourer
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Goldsboro, NC | Welcome.
I would suggest lower air deflectors. The stock are regarded as a bit ugly, but essential. If/when they break, you can get painted or metal replacements from one of the vendors that frequent this site... cycleops comes to mind. You have to bite the bullet for the first set, though, because no one has copied the mounting hardware yet.
Otherwise, you can look forward to many grins on the bike and many laughs on this forum. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 102
Orlando | I am getting a 2009. It was the Dealership Owners Demo bike and has 700 miles. I paid just over 14K with the added stuff. It seemed like a good deal! |
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Visionary
Posts: 4278
| Check out youtube there are quite a few videos on the vision.
I think your in for great riding I know I haven't look back and said I wish I wouldn't have.
Good Rife to you. |
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Tourer
Posts: 444
Bay of Gigs, WA | You know how on your hog when you're in a long sweeper and the rear end gets to corkscrewing around and you start to worry about dragging hard parts? The Vision doesn't do that.
What kind of oil are you going to use? ;0> |
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Visionary
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New Bohemia, VA | ...to love it is to ride it. Welcome to the world of Vision! |
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Cruiser
Posts: 102
Orlando | rainryder - 2010-11-22 1:08 PM
You know how on your hog when you're in a long sweeper and the rear end gets to corkscrewing around and you start to worry about dragging hard parts? The Vision doesn't do that.
What kind of oil are you going to use? ;0>
I have been very happy with Amsoil, I will keep using it! |
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Cruiser
Posts: 81
Salinas, Ca. | AMSOIL, oh oh, you have just opened up a can of worms buddy (just messin)!
Anyway, congrats on getting a Vision. I am sure you will be very happy for many miles to come! |
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Cruiser
Posts: 118
Spfld, IL but temp Bay area, CA | If you like to ride alot, the Vision is IT! |
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Tourer
Posts: 374
Tucson, AZ | The only downside to my Vision is the xtra time it takes to get out of a gas station or restaurant due to all the questions and people looking at it.
mike |
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Cruiser
Posts: 144
| Ditto mkultra, good luck with your Vison I have a 2008 I restored from a wreck and love it. You will also need some passenger arm rest and I make them so get with me on that. I also have a speaker and amp upgrade how to in the Vision tech ref section on this site. Congrats Dain |
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Cruiser
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Orlando | Dain - 2010-11-23 6:45 AM Ditto mkultra, good luck with your Vison I have a 2008 I restored from a wreck and love it. You will also need some passenger arm rest and I make them so get with me on that. I also have a speaker and amp upgrade how to in the Vision tech ref section on this site. Congrats Dain Thanks! I just might need a price on the armrest.
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