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XRsteve
Posted 2014-04-22 12:57 PM (#155496)
Subject: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Visionary

Posts: 2300
Georgia, west of Atlanta
1) I don't have to spend money on wheels, brakes and ape hangers: The stock look is good and rides just fine.

2) If I want a 115HP I can get it for around $2000 as opposed to $6000 for my last TC Harley and it only ended up with 108HP.

3) No need for 50 HD T shirts

4) I can set cruise control on 90mph for hours at a time when out west. Harleys won't set past 84mph.

5) When raining or really cold raise the windshield up, best wind & rain protection on any motorcycle.


Hahahahaah........................

Edited by XRsteve 2014-04-22 1:07 PM
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XRsteve
Posted 2014-04-22 12:57 PM (#155497 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Visionary

Posts: 2300
Georgia, west of Atlanta
Feel free to add on..........
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lennyb
Posted 2014-04-22 4:34 PM (#155502 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Iron Butt

Posts: 802
Perry Hall, MD
While sitting in stopped traffic I can see what danger may be approaching from behind since the image in my mirrors isn't distorted by vibration.

I can put miles on it instead of wondering (like my coworkers are) when it will be running again.

I always get my required daily allowance of protein because I'm always riding with a huge smile on my face.

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johnnyvision
Posted 2014-04-22 6:39 PM (#155514 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Visionary

Posts: 4278
Put your oil in one place. No need to put oil in primary or trans
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XRsteve
Posted 2014-04-22 8:03 PM (#155515 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Visionary

Posts: 2300
Georgia, west of Atlanta
YES : oil change is 10 minutes with no spills. My last HD was a 25 minute affair and oil was always leaked from the filter carrier..........
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loren2
Posted 2014-04-23 12:28 AM (#155523 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Cruiser

Posts: 166
Bullhead City, AZ
400 miles in a day is a short trip
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loren2
Posted 2014-04-23 12:28 AM (#155524 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Cruiser

Posts: 166
Bullhead City, AZ
L click not working right sorry


Edited by loren2 2014-04-23 12:30 AM
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loren2
Posted 2014-04-23 12:28 AM (#155525 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Cruiser

Posts: 166
Bullhead City, AZ

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Edited by loren2 2014-04-23 12:31 AM
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loren2
Posted 2014-04-23 12:28 AM (#155526 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Cruiser

Posts: 166
Bullhead City, AZ
400 miles in a day is a short trip
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loren2
Posted 2014-04-23 12:28 AM (#155527 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Cruiser

Posts: 166
Bullhead City, AZ
400 miles in a day is a short trip
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loren2
Posted 2014-04-23 12:28 AM (#155528 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Cruiser

Posts: 166
Bullhead City, AZ
400 miles in a day is a short trip
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YENRABSRIDE
Posted 2014-04-23 12:47 AM (#155529 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Cruiser

Posts: 119
CASTRO VALLEY, CA United States
I never have trouble finding my bike in the bike parking lot.

I can ride in cold weather and still be toasty.

The Vision attracts attention with its own personality.

The Vision makes its own sound.



Edited by YENRABSRIDE 2014-04-23 12:48 AM
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gr8punkin
Posted 2014-04-23 2:23 PM (#155546 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Cruiser

Posts: 161
Albuquerque NM
I don't care about resale value since I'll own it for decades!
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Vladezip
Posted 2014-05-01 2:15 AM (#155825 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Glendale, AZ United States
* I don't have to tell my wife when I"m finished mowing the lawn, taking out the garbage, putting my golf clubs away, wiping down the ol Bentley, that it's time to put my "bad boy" outlaw biker Halloween costume on and head to the nearest "bad boy" hang out, which is usually about 30 miles round trip at most to kick tires and compare motorcycle paint jobs. It's also important for me to make sure to take plenty of pictures of myself with the other "bad boys" to put on my office desk at work to make sure all my coworkers know I am a legitimate "weekend outlaw bad boy."

*The HD image is for sale at your nearest HD retailer nationwide because it is important to be noticed with an HD Born to ride Tshirt, HD leather jacket, and exposed finger leather gloves, which are all made in China, but who cares not to mention a helmet is not required even though you swallow an occasional "June bug" while riding, which is all part of the course in keeping with the outlaw tradition and looking cool in the process.

*I have a 2008 tricked out "Paul Yaffe Bagger Nation" custom in my particular color choice and mounted impaler swords on the handle bars and tank I purchased new for 60k at the same time I bought my fancy diesel pusher RV toy hauler to tow it to Sturgis every year since then for sale with 3, 750 miles on the odometer in the cycletrader for 30,500 obo.

* "Hey Tommy, you're not using your head man. Why do you want to take the twisties to where we want to go if there is an interstate highway right next to it and we can shave off about 40 minutes of riding time in the process you silly kid."



Edited by Vladezip 2014-05-01 2:23 AM
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mgoblue
Posted 2014-05-01 3:09 AM (#155826 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Cruiser

Posts: 177
Man it's good to see after all these years that not all of you but some of you are still hatin on HD. What a joke you are Vladezip, I thought it was ALL about the ride not what you ride?
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jimtom
Posted 2014-05-01 2:26 PM (#155833 - in reply to #155825)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Visionary

Posts: 1308
Sand Rock, AL United States
Vladezip - 2014-05-01 2:15 AM

* I don't have to tell my wife when I"m finished mowing the lawn, taking out the garbage, putting my golf clubs away, wiping down the ol Bentley, that it's time to put my "bad boy" outlaw biker Halloween costume on and head to the nearest "bad boy" hang out, which is usually about 30 miles round trip at most to kick tires and compare motorcycle paint jobs. It's also important for me to make sure to take plenty of pictures of myself with the other "bad boys" to put on my office desk at work to make sure all my coworkers know I am a legitimate "weekend outlaw bad boy."

*The HD image is for sale at your nearest HD retailer nationwide because it is important to be noticed with an HD Born to ride Tshirt, HD leather jacket, and exposed finger leather gloves, which are all made in China, but who cares not to mention a helmet is not required even though you swallow an occasional "June bug" while riding, which is all part of the course in keeping with the outlaw tradition and looking cool in the process.

*I have a 2008 tricked out "Paul Yaffe Bagger Nation" custom in my particular color choice and mounted impaler swords on the handle bars and tank I purchased new for 60k at the same time I bought my fancy diesel pusher RV toy hauler to tow it to Sturgis every year since then for sale with 3, 750 miles on the odometer in the cycletrader for 30,500 obo.

* "Hey Tommy, you're not using your head man. Why do you want to take the twisties to where we want to go if there is an interstate highway right next to it and we can shave off about 40 minutes of riding time in the process you silly kid."



That's priceless!
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jimtom
Posted 2014-05-01 2:35 PM (#155834 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: RE: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Visionary

Posts: 1308
Sand Rock, AL United States
Never sees the inside of a service department after initial uncrating.
No such thing as a fair weather Vision rider.
It fell over? No big deal.
Most riders don't want to ride with me because I don't stop often enough.
Doesn't need a battery every year (because it doesn't sit 9 months a year).
My wife is actually comfortable on the back and can sit in the saddle as long or longer than I can.
Ironbutt rides are actually enjoyable .
1600 miles in less than 24 hrs is possible (Steve Roland)

Edited by jimtom 2014-05-01 2:39 PM
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Vladezip
Posted 2014-05-01 2:50 PM (#155835 - in reply to #155826)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Glendale, AZ United States
mgoblue - 2014-05-01 2:09 AM

Man it's good to see after all these years that not all of you but some of you are still hatin on HD. What a joke you are Vladezip, I thought it was ALL about the ride not what you ride?


I decided to do some fishing last night as part of a little experiment and it didn"t take long before before I got a bite and personal insults to boot. I have no "brand" loyalty and ride what you want, how you want, and where you want, but thank you for proving the point I was trying to make. You can insult what I ride all day and I have heard them all by the way being a VV rider from the HD riders while on the road, but I could care less.

With the HD crowd, it's like Im insulting your significant other vs that hunk of steel we all ride. Point made my good man

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jimtom
Posted 2014-05-01 3:13 PM (#155836 - in reply to #155835)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Visionary

Posts: 1308
Sand Rock, AL United States
that brings up another point, Vision riders have to be thick skinned.
bonus lifestyle points of difference:
Vision "rider" mentality
HD "owner" mentality
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Vladezip
Posted 2014-05-01 3:30 PM (#155837 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Glendale, AZ United States
What the heck, I might as well finish strong:

"Honey?" Yes Darling. "When is your HD gonna be ready from the shop?" Well, they are installing the atomic Vladezip muffler bearings and it shouldn't be more then a couple of days. "Wow Honey, that sounds exciting."" I really want to go riding with you soon and am looking forward to seeing what the Vladezip muffler bearings are all about." Why are you so Gung HO about going riding with me all of a sudden? "Well, since you got that problem we're not supposed to talk about and our broken washing machine isn't going to be ready for pickup from Sears for another week!"


I know. Don't quit my day job and all in good fun and no harm done. I figured since the HD folks can dish it out they can take it also and vice versa, but no need for personal insults as far as I'm concerned even though I can take it.
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varyder
Posted 2014-05-01 3:51 PM (#155838 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Visionary

Posts: 8144
New Bohemia, VA
I've heard HD riders insult other HD riders because of the type of wells or other things. Most people are single minded about what we think folks should ride. Some of us learned to keep our thoughts to ourselves.
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mgoblue
Posted 2014-05-03 4:26 AM (#155897 - in reply to #155835)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Cruiser

Posts: 177
Actually bud I have owned 4 Victory's one was a Vision and my wife just purshased a Cross Country even though she is upper management for one of the largest HD dealers in the midwest. I guess i missed the part where i insulted what you ride. It's all good as long as you do ride.
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tugpirate
Posted 2014-05-05 9:20 AM (#155939 - in reply to #155496)
Subject: Re: Vision Lifestyle ( a comparison)


Puddle Jumper

Posts: 16
so.md.
to me motorcycles are like women, I love them all. just wish I could pick a new model to ride for a day whenever I want.
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