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I can kind of see where their design ideas are going. Deco style streamliner look. Just don't know how it fits into today's market. And the front view and Bozo, that is just too creepy! Plus, I should support Polaris since they are a local company here in MN, but not with this bike. A Hammer maybe for a 2nd bike, maybe.
Owning and riding a Vision is like making love to a fat girl, it may be a good ride but you don't want your friends to see you doing it. seriously, that Vision is just too radical for me.. Good luck with your choice
I don't care for the styling myself, little too weird.
If you and the wife like to travel, have a close look at the bags and the internal shape.
No real usable space, tough to pack.
I can kind of see where their design ideas are going. Deco style streamliner look. Just don't know how it fits into today's market. And the front view and Bozo, that is just too creepy! Plus, I should support Polaris since they are a local company here in MN, but not with this bike. A Hammer maybe for a 2nd bike, maybe.
Retro looks like this brand new International "Lone Star" edition tractor?
(By the way, this is their Harley Davidson edition)
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By the way, buy and ride what you like and don't give a ratz azz about anyone elses opinion.....
I have decided to sell the Ultra Classic and get the Vision. Eddie
Good for you Eddie!!!
I'm hunting for the Anniversary Vision (two-tone Candy Apple/Black).
Motorcycling is about riding a motorcycle...not being a "sheep" and conforming to what others think.
I also own a few Moto Guzzi's...do you think I care what others think!
JU
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