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I looked at the Victory's more than a few times, while I had my GW. I just never liked the round cylinder heads. Also, I found it interesting that for all the bikes they claim to sell, I've only ever seen one on the road....
owning a victory is like sitting on the bench during a football game...you might have the jersey on but you don't have the ***** to go out there and play with the big boys...Just my opinion.
owning a victory is like sitting on the bench during a football game...you might have the jersey on but you don't have the ***** to go out there and play with the big boys...Just my opinion.
well put...
yeah they do claim to sell quite a few but you never see em out...seen a few of their ultra classic wanna bees but that was just for acouple months when they first came out...never again...dont even see the jakpots rollin around anymore
I just can't get passed the funny looking engines on the Victory's. That was the guys 3rd post. I wonder what forum he came from? Or maybe a Victory salesman that doesn't have anything else to do.
Last edited by SamStone; Mar 29, 2011 at 02:34 PM.
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