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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: JJ on February 02, 2018, 12:17:36 PM
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He is a long-time Triumph rider / enthusiast, (he still has a vintage Triumph Street-Tracker, and a modern Triumph Bonneville America cruiser, - - see photos - - and I think he is keeping both. He also rode to our Guzzi N.A.R. last year in Cottonwood.
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However, he is all jazzed up about getting this bad boy! The new Indian Springfield!!
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I kinda like it. Very retro. Even has the look of a side valve engine.
Tom
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That new Indian is awesome looking! :bike-037: :thumb:
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That new Indian is awesome looking! :bike-037: :thumb:
Yup, I know it's not everyone's cup of java, but this, the RK, the Cali 1400 etc. all speak to me in terms of the archetypal shape of a traditional motorcycle, especially one for trekking.
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Yup, I know it's not everyone's cup of java, but this, the RK, the Cali 1400 etc. all speak to me in terms of the archetype shape of a traditional notice motorcycle, especially one for trekking.
Yes, having owned and ridden two HD FLH-S (Electra Glide Sport), two Road Kings, and now "Moby Dick", the big V-Twins, along with the Indian's and Cali 1400 are really meant for the expansive American highways. Not for everyone, however... :cool: :thumb:
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Yes, having owned and ridden two HD FLH-S (Electra Glide Sport), two Road Kings, and now "Moby Dick", the big V-Twins, along with the Indian's and Cali 1400 are really meant for the expansive American highways. Not for everyone, however... :cool: :thumb:
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i was thinking of buying one of those Victory visions. AKA Moby Dick, never heard it called that before! Would you buy another now that you’ve had some time on it?
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That thing frightens me...I'd never get out from under it.... :shocked:
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i was thinking of buying one of those Victory visions. AKA Moby Dick, never heard it called that before! Would you buy another now that you�ve had some time on it?
It is called Moby Dick, because it is white...and it is a 871 pound "whale!" :wink: However, my wife LOVES riding on the back, so I will keep it for now. I have 10 years parts / service, but Victory is officially Out-Of-Business.
They are good, solid, reliable bikes, and handles well (long-wheelbase and only 25" seat height). However, if this was gone, I would probably buy another Big-Twin Harley or another large cruiser (BMW? Yamaha?), because Visions are now extinct.
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Do you have to harpoon one to make it go fast?
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is picture #2 taken in Kingman by any chance...looks kinda familiar
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is picture #2 taken in Kingman by any chance...looks kinda familiar
No, photo #2 was taken in Cordes Junction, off I-17, near the Prescott exit, and at a diner there... :cool:
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Do you have to harpoon one to make it go fast?
It is definitely not a "GO-FAST" bike. However, with it's fuel injection, 6-speed, and 95 HP, it will cruise at 80-85 mph, two-up with gear, and without issue. :wink: :thumb:
"THAR SHE BLOWS!!" :shocked: :huh: :rolleyes:
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