Test ride of a 2006 Victory Vegas today
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From: oasysco on 14 Apr 2007 12:07 I'll have to check, but I thought I was riding the Vegas; coulda been the Vegas Jackpot, which would then make a $2000 dif in price that the salesgu was quoting. Greg
From: oasysco on 14 Apr 2007 12:19 On Apr 14, 12:07 pm, "oasysco" <wilderkom...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > I'll have to check, but I thought I was riding the Vegas; coulda been > the Vegas Jackpot, which would then make a $2000 dif in price that the > salesgu was quoting. > > Greg It was the (non-Jackpot) Vegas but with $2K in accessories, paint job, rims. Thanks, but no thanks. Greg
From: BryanUT on 14 Apr 2007 13:35 "oasysco" <wilderkommen(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1176567565.478913.104890(a)w1g2000hsg.googlegroups.com... > On Apr 14, 12:07 pm, "oasysco" <wilderkom...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: >> I'll have to check, but I thought I was riding the Vegas; coulda been >> the Vegas Jackpot, which would then make a $2000 dif in price that the >> salesgu was quoting. >> >> Greg > > It was the (non-Jackpot) Vegas but with $2K in accessories, paint job, > rims. Thanks, but no thanks. > > Greg > Good report. Now go buy that Ducati GT1000 :)
From: ken on 14 Apr 2007 20:45 "oasysco" <wilderkommen(a)yahoo.com> wrote: >My son chose the Victory Hammer, a bike that smacks of sports bike >appeal, but with a Dunlop 250 rear tire. It was very cool looking, but >just not my old guy style, so I chose the Vegas (not the 8-Ball), >which is also not my old guy style, but is the way I envision myself >on the inside... can I get an amen from the 50 and older crew? I test rode the Hammer in Phoenix a few weeks ago. It cornered like a pig due to, I assume, the wide flat rear tire. Nice to hear that the other models with the "normal" rear tires are much better. Ken in Albuquerque -- Interested in New Mexico? Come visit us at -- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nmgeneral/
From: oasysco on 15 Apr 2007 13:45
On Apr 14, 8:45 pm, k...(a)nospam.invalid wrote: > "oasysco" <wilderkom...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > >My son chose the Victory Hammer, a bike that smacks of sports bike > >appeal, but with a Dunlop 250 rear tire. It was very cool looking, but > >just not my old guy style, so I chose the Vegas (not the 8-Ball), > >which is also not my old guy style, but is the way I envision myself > >on the inside... can I get an amen from the 50 and older crew? > > I test rode the Hammer in Phoenix a few weeks ago. It cornered like a > pig due to, I assume, the wide flat rear tire. Nice to hear that the > other models with the "normal" rear tires are much better. Yeah, my son had to take corners wide because of that 250 rear tire. Looks really cool, but he said he couldn't stand cornering. The Vegas had a 180; same as is on my Honda Aero. It had a skinnier fornt tire; more like a Sportster. Greg > > Ken in Albuquerque > -- Interested in New Mexico? Come visit us at > --http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nmgeneral/ |