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| | The victorys look good off the showroom floor. But go two any bike night and look at the Victory's that are 2-3 yrs old they look worse than the jap bikes, and forget about anybody buying a used one if you want to sell. |
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| | What would you suggest that people buy instead of a Victory? Let me guess a Harley Bah! Bah!(Sheepsound). You have obviously never rode a Victory. Its the best built bike on the market and people with any sense at all should at least ride one before they run them down. So push your Harley to your local Victory Dealer and take a test ride. Don't be just one of Sheep on a American assembled(Chinise Parts) bike! |
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| | Here in Colorado I have seen many Victory's from the late '90's to todays models. I have seen none that look like they are any worse for wear than any other bike of the same age. One thing I do notice though, the service department at the Harley dealer is always full. I talked to some Victory owners, and it is almost always the same story: Former Harley rider that wanted to ride an American motorcycle rather than have it in the shop every six months. Consumer Reports backs that up as well. |
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| You HD owners are mostly masochistic, mindless losers. You think it is great when the dealer says "we're a 'list price dealer''...what a favor they do for you!! And then you gladly pay the freight charge (twice), an extra prep fee, and finally, anywhere from $1000 to $4000 (immediatley!) to parts and service just to make the overpriced, overheated P.O.S. usable!
Then you talk about resale...I ask you, what does the friggin bandit dealer want to give you for trade value if you want to upgrade? Watch how much he unreasonably marks up your old bike when he puts "for sale" sign on it.
Smart guys you are. |
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| | I think it depends on the owner and how they take care of it. I looked at used Victorys that were 5 years old and cherry. |
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