The front wheels remind me of the old late 70's Honda Comstar wheels...kinda ugly then, way ugly now...opps gotta say something nice, oblique view looks great, rear view...well...:small3d007:
2010 Victory Cross Country
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Well I hear what you're all saying but I feel I can tell it better. Why, because I own a Victory CC and a HD Street BOB. I traded my 2005 Ultra for the Victory CC. Let me tell you I'm not sorry. The more I ride it the more I like it. As far as being made in the US you'll find more parts made in the U.S and Canada then you will on the HD(China & Mexcio). I find the Vic handles better and will blow the bags of my Ultra, it won't even be close. The Vic CC is my touring bike and the Street Bob I use for local rides. I love my Street Bob also they both have a purpose.
As they say don't knock it until you try it. I do agree I do not like the Victory Vision to futuristic for me.
You have to catch one first.
As they say don't knock it until you try it. I do agree I do not like the Victory Vision to futuristic for me.
You have to catch one first.
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Gasbag you're right the looks are a little radical. But after driving the Victory I figured I'd sacrifice some style for technology, handling and performance.
Oh yes the price of the bike as well as the price of the extended warranty.
Believe it or not the looks are growing on me. I think it's because we're not use to looking at bikes with this kind of style.
Oh yes the price of the bike as well as the price of the extended warranty.
Believe it or not the looks are growing on me. I think it's because we're not use to looking at bikes with this kind of style.
chefron
Active Member
Can't we all just get along?
They are motorcycles. This isn't life or death. We all have different tastes.
However, to me, a Victory tastes funny. Looks weird too.
Amen. I have at least 4 Harley dealerships within an hour ride of me. The only Victory dealership was 20 minutes away. It closed about 3 years ago. Enough said.
Crzy Canuk
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I looked very seriously at the Cross Roads before finally deciding on my Street Glide.
I dont honestly think there is anything wrong w/ the Victory, it has a bigger motor, more storage ect.... The Cross Roads was about $3K + cheaper than the Street Glide to boot!.
But it isnt a Harley, and living in Alberta and doing as many outdoor activities that I do, I have an out right hatred for anything Polaris. There quads are (EDITED) and dont care for their sleds. I will never own another Polaris. How can Polaris be "The way out" when it dont even make it in, lol.
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I dont honestly think there is anything wrong w/ the Victory, it has a bigger motor, more storage ect.... The Cross Roads was about $3K + cheaper than the Street Glide to boot!.
But it isnt a Harley, and living in Alberta and doing as many outdoor activities that I do, I have an out right hatred for anything Polaris. There quads are (EDITED) and dont care for their sleds. I will never own another Polaris. How can Polaris be "The way out" when it dont even make it in, lol.
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Please read and understand the info in this link...
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hmmmmmmm..something nice..let me think...
"has two wheels and a motor....works for me"
I'll stick with my Road King for now but don't really care what others ride....to each their own