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Fountain Inn, SC United States | Which Vision do you like the best? |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 22
| I go the whole nine yards, figuring I can always remove parts if I feel like it.. |
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New user
Posts: 1
| I personally like the Street model and voted as such, but for two-up riding I would have to admit the Tourer looks like a damn comfortable ride for a passenger. |
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Fountain Inn, SC United States | I'm with you, the Street version looks BAD. The Tourer reminds me of a G-G-G.. I hate to say it. G-Gold G-Goldw, aw heck, you know.
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 14
| The top box changes the functionality of a motorcycle in ways that you can only imagine when you have one. It's a tourer for me. |
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New user
Posts: 3
| I have tour for years with a big top box it will be hare to down side my luggage I may have to go to a small tralor. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 849
, FL United States | I ordered the Tour Premium package. I figured "might as well get everything from the gitgo".I will have to buy a trailer also. Luke |
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New user
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Corpus Christi, Texas | I like the street verson best and even better with a backrest. I guess when and if I get one it will probably be the Tour version and I can still take off the rear luggage compartment to give it the street look. And when traveling with the wife is when the full tour version will come in handy for all of her women thingy's. Anyway I can't wait to see and test ride this fabulous machine.
Ride safe
Joe Cavazos |
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Visionary
Posts: 3204
Memphis | Street for looks, Tour for flexibility. I bought the Tour Premium because it is only $1,000 more than the Street Premium. If you don't want the HID/Lighted badge and the chrome package you could get a Tour Comfort (Power Windshield, Heated grips & seats) for the same price as a Street Premium. 90% of my riding will be in the Street mode. If you buy the Street and decide to get the trunk later I think it will cost around $2,200. Check me on this. Remember, these will be the least expensive Visions of all time, no matter what you get. |
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New user
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Avon Lake Ohio | The street is definetly my choise but it would be nice to have a detachable tour box that could be easily added or removed like my HD FLH. Has anyone heard if Victory had any plans for that? |
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Fountain Inn, SC United States | Rick - the tour box can be removed with 4 bolts in about 15min. The bike comes with the cover plate to go over the mounting plate. You can get the tourbox as an accessory for $1300 or buy the Tour model for $1000 over the Street model.
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Tourer
Posts: 447
Cleveland, GA | I like the looks of the Street better, but need the Tourer for my wife's comfort. As she is the driving force in our upcoming purchase (like I needed to have my arm twisted), that's the one we need. Besides, I can always take off the top trunk if I want to (except she has told me that the bike only rolls when she is on the back). |
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New user
Posts: 3
Avon Lake Ohio | Thanks Jam! |
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Cruiser
Posts: 80
| I really like the look of the street model, but for my needs I prefer the tourer. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 74
MN. | The Street! But, I would get the Tourer, makes more since, I can take it on and off when I need it. |
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Fountain Inn, SC United States | BATMAN, I agree. I voted for the Street but would most likely buy the Tourer for the flexibility of making it a Street. |
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Tourer
Posts: 554
2 mi from Jim Beam n KY | Tour Premium all the way!
I sat on a Vison Street model today. It felt like it was custom built for me. I'm "inseam Challenged"  The SO sat on the backseat and loved much more than a goldwing!
Unfortunately, this bike wasn't for test rides. Only to see and sit on. The dealership owner started the bike and wow, SMOOOOOOTH!!! No shakes and vibrations
We love the Vison!! |
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Cruiser
Posts: 129
Coastal , NJ | I like the Tour(and ordered one), but I intend to use the rear tour box sparingly...it will be seen in "street" clothes mainly...
Webmaster - can you amend the poll choices to include the proper name of the touring edition - the TOUR(as opposed to the TOURER)DOH!!  |
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Cruiser
Posts: 266
Stockton, Ca. | The Tour is the way to go. All options for 2 up riding and removable luggage for single day rides. |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 21
D/FW Texas | I originally voted for the Street. But after seeing the Street's sidebags in person yesterday at the demo, I would have to seriously look at the Tour - simply for the fact that I like to be able to store my fullface helmet. |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 8
Colorado Springs, CO | Like most, I voted for the Street.
However, like most, I'm buying the Tour for the same reasons that everyone else has already mentioned, flexibility.
It will be in Street clothes most of the time, and all dressed up when the wife comes along.
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New user
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Wagoner, Oklahoma | As stated before, I think the price will jump a thousand or two in 2009. One of these days...
Until then, I'll be happy with my 8-ball.
~Brick |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 904
29 Palms California | I ordered the Vision Tour. Had to settle for the wifes comfort. Can't say I blame her. |
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Visionary
Posts: 1324
So Cal | I ordered the Tour premium. It seems a lot easier to just pop the trunk than to try to stuff things in the side bags. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 140
| I bought the Street, because the dealer had one. Not sure if I`ll add a trunk, or just a backrest and rack for my soft luggage.
The bags are pretty deep, and hold a lot more than I thought at first glance.
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Which Vision do you like the best?
