Hooligan Nation, yes ive rode a victory and was not impressed at all. they look great but they ride like crap. no guts and sound like crap and at the end of the day, any1 who's looking at them realy want a harley but they look at them cos they cheap
Harley was (in my opinion) the worst, slowest (by far), least reliable machine ive rode and ive never rode any harley older than a 2014. Subpar technology, and the raw numbers of harley vs vic were mind blowing. They literally had 10-15 less horse and torque than even a 2006 victory vegas. Victory had 6 of the 25 fastest cruisers and harley had one. I would never own a harley again. Incidentally, any indian made after 2015 is basically a rebranded victory, even more so after 2018
Try out an Indian challenger- you’ll love it.
I’ve never had any harley take any if my vics for a spin and not come back saying “holy shit, that would destroy my street glide”. Not once. But everyone has different experiences
Gus Train, With a 27% failure rate, compared to Victory’s 17% (independent study done by consumer reports ) they weren’t about reliability, either. We actually had to start bringing a chase vehicle with a trailer on our group rides because they religiously would have at least one harley break down, usually a stator.
I don’t personally care what anyone rides! I can find a bike by any manufacturer that i would love to ride. This weeks podcast was not about touting one brand over any other, it was simply about the experience of selling victory motorcycles, as buying and selling motorcycles is part of how i make my living.
Gus, glad you commented! We hope you enjoyed the video and please, ride safely, ride often!
Harley was (in my opinion) the worst, slowest (by far), least reliable machine ive rode and ive never rode any harley older than a 2014. Subpar technology, and the raw numbers of harley vs vic were mind blowing. They literally had 10-15 less horse and torque than even a 2006 victory vegas. Victory had 6 of the 25 fastest cruisers and harley had one. I would never own a harley again. Incidentally, any indian made after 2015 is basically a rebranded victory, even more so after 2018
Try out an Indian challenger- you’ll love it.
I’ve never had any harley guy take any of my vics for a spin and not come back saying “holy shit, that would destroy my street glide”. Not once. But everyone has different experiences
you know, yr absolutely right on all accounts but its still not a harley. it may be stupid for all the reasons you have said but love is love and the world is in love with harley davidson, faults and all. and they view anything els a a try hard. even tho they might be technicly a better bike. and that's why it's hard to sell victories and boulevards etc
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Harley was (in my opinion) the worst, slowest (by far), least reliable machine ive rode and ive never rode any harley older than a 2014. Subpar technology, and the raw numbers of harley vs vic were mind blowing. They literally had 10-15 less horse and torque than even a 2006 victory vegas. Victory had 6 of the 25 fastest cruisers and harley had one. I would never own a harley again. Incidentally, any indian made after 2015 is basically a rebranded victory, even more so after 2018
Try out an Indian challenger- you’ll love it.
I’ve never had any harley take any if my vics for a spin and not come back saying “holy shit, that would destroy my street glide”. Not once. But everyone has different experiences
I don’t personally care what anyone rides! I can find a bike by any manufacturer that i would love to ride. This weeks podcast was not about touting one brand over any other, it was simply about the experience of selling victory motorcycles, as buying and selling motorcycles is part of how i make my living.
Gus, glad you commented! We hope you enjoyed the video and please, ride safely, ride often!
Harley was (in my opinion) the worst, slowest (by far), least reliable machine ive rode and ive never rode any harley older than a 2014. Subpar technology, and the raw numbers of harley vs vic were mind blowing. They literally had 10-15 less horse and torque than even a 2006 victory vegas. Victory had 6 of the 25 fastest cruisers and harley had one. I would never own a harley again. Incidentally, any indian made after 2015 is basically a rebranded victory, even more so after 2018
Try out an Indian challenger- you’ll love it.
I’ve never had any harley guy take any of my vics for a spin and not come back saying “holy shit, that would destroy my street glide”. Not once. But everyone has different experiences
Ride safe, ride often
and that's why it's hard to sell victories and boulevards etc