Comments on: Victory Releases 2011 Models

By: Tiffanys

Tiffanys — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 03:30:49 +0000

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Yes, thank for the data a million! Should find anyone organizing Tea Party. I would like to participate in organizing….

By: Robert D

Robert D — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 07:45:10 +0000

I was riding a 2009 Vision Tour Premium until a few days ago when it was totaled. I am waiting patiently for the insurance co. to finish up with its process so I can get my 2011 Pearl White Victory Vision Tour Premium. I was impressed with the 2009 and it sounds like I will be blown away with the new changes to the 2011. I can't wait to get the new bike. The 2009 had over 12,600 iles in less than a year of riding it and that includes sitting for approximately 3 months due to having suffered a stroke. These are the most advanced and head turning motorcycles I have ever seen. I was at a H-D dealership and all of the HD riders came to look at my bike not the ones in the showroom. Great job in your design and I applaud the great "vision" you have in your design department. Thanks a million keep up the good work.

By: Gary Riggs

Gary Riggs — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 16:24:23 +0000

Good article. Sounds like another group of winners. Bruce, the Vic Ladies have had no problem with the displacement, but most do prefer the “low” versions. They make it easier for shorter riders to reach the ground, giving them more confidence. Remember, displacement, (horsepower), mean little unless you use it. She’ll love love it when she tries it.

By: Bruce Boquist

Bruce Boquist — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 23:20:45 +0000

My girlfriend is looking for Victory to build a bike under the liter displacement. I have been thinking they are going with the large bore bikes because that is what they can sell. Baby Boomer Bikers (yes, you can use that to describe the maturing motorcyclists) may take their retirement ride on a trike fo some sort.