Polaris keeps taking advantage of me. Love my paid for Victory CC and thought it was my last, now this badazz. You pushed me over the edge with that cute stuff. I'm getting all that and yo shirt.
I'm not interested in one but im very glad Indian is offering so many great choices 👍. I'd like to see a new line with that engine kinda like Harley's softial line. Mid size cruisers with liquid cooling. Cheifs are a huge bike. They need something in the middle kinda like the heritage Softail
Oh no its not. It's lineage is pure Victory. Just like the Chief line up that was designed, prototyped and patented, including the unique fairing, almost 20 years ago now. I've seen the Chief and later Challenger patents, the patent drawings, the prototype. Have you? The prototype was built on the old V92 TC platform. What do you think those Victory designers, engineers, and factory workers are doing now? That's right...building beautiful new Indians. Polaris never intended on being Victory the goal from the get go was always to be Indian. Just took longer than expected to acquire the rights. Don't tell me what you don't know.
Too late to change your mind now, you've already agreed with me. Not only are you puerile and therefor easily bait-able, the Challenger is pure Victory and your logic, which contains no logic, "or it wouldn't be called the Challenger" is absurd. And your 100% pure wrong or they wouldn't have called it the Challenger they would have called it the Papoose. You see what I did there? You see now, how stupid you sound? Good, I'm glad that I could be of help.
@Krissy...Don't you ever get tired of being wrong or are you used to it by now? I was just wondering if you are as stupid as you present yourself to be or do you just get stupid when the nurse places a keyboard in front of you? Perhaps you just play a moron on RU-vid?
@@servicarrider Sad to see Victory die off being a former Jackpot ower, I am getting over it now. The Chieftains are growing on me especially since I did not get to own a Victory X1 because I could not afford it then.
@Mr. 1000cc...Those previously loved low mileage XC's are good value for $ on the used market. They have allowed a lot of people to get into a quality American V-Twin cruiser who wouldn't have otherwise been able to afford it. Jackpots are ripping bikes and good looking too.
Nicely done, Scot. You have the bike I almost bought, but I didn't fit on the damned thing. They haven't improved the rider triangle enough. Oh well. I'll keep my Vision. But it's a nice bike. Love the engine. And that Blue is excellent. Enjoy.
