'08 Victory Touring Bikes
- Nibblet99
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Personally, I dislike it, but I can see it appealing to scooter fans. I have to agree with the comment of bloody hell its original in design, not a knock off
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Why does every cruiser have to look like a Harley which seems to be the "classic" design.jackM50black wrote:I vote "no" on the looks/styling. Its an effort to have it very much of a Japanese design look. That being: very spacey and futuristic, yet at a loss of classic motorcycle design. This seems surprising from Victory.
The last cruiser that was actually the original was the Magna.
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I like it! Except for the topcase, but I have never seen a really good looking topcase. I also dont think it has a Japanese futuristic look at all. Whenever I see pictures of this I think of the 50s, classic during a period that was trying to look like the future. The front brings up images of a bus or the GM Futureliner or something, and the rear has that curved rocket, airodynamic before computers thing going on.
- Nalian
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I don't think they need to look like Harleys or the classic look - but I do have to say when I first saw the Victory I thought it was a giant scooter, not a motorcycle.Shadow77 wrote:Why does every cruiser have to look like a Harley which seems to be the "classic" design.jackM50black wrote:I vote "no" on the looks/styling. Its an effort to have it very much of a Japanese design look. That being: very spacey and futuristic, yet at a loss of classic motorcycle design. This seems surprising from Victory.
The last cruiser that was actually the original was the Magna.
- Scoutmedic
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The salesman I talked to said the company is telling them between $18,000usd and $24,000usd. Which makes sense. A Goldwing is around $18k, Harley Ultra Classic is $22k and the BMW is $24K.pinger05 wrote:The worst part about it will be the price tag. From what I have seen on Vicotoy's website they are very expensive. I see this being more expensive than a new GoldWing.