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Iron Butt
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Perry Hall, MD | Disappointed to see that Victory will not exhibiting at the January MC show in Washington. With the scheduled lectures/demonstrations and registered vendors it looks like a trip worth making, but I would like to see Victory and Indian on display next to the usual suspects who will be there. I'm sure it's not always an easy call when it comes to deciding where to spend their marketing dollars.
Edited by lennyb 2012-12-26 6:26 PM
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Visionary
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Georgia, west of Atlanta | Maybe because there is some kind of extra tax to show you business products in DC. You know Polaris counts as an evil rich corporation.......Ha....... |
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Iron Butt
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| XRsteve - 2012-12-27 8:22 AM Maybe because there is some kind of extra tax to show you business products in DC. You know Polaris counts as an evil rich corporation.......Ha....... obama signed an executive order banning Victory from the show. |
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Iron Butt
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Tri Cities, WA | Victory said they were only going to be at 3 or 4 IMS this year. They didn't come to Seattle either. :-( |
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Iron Butt
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Perry Hall, MD | For the past several years there has been a Victory display at the Baltimore area show (Timonium, MD). The only reps I've seen there have been from the local dealers which makes me wonder if it is factory supported.
For anyone going to DC until 4:00 on 12-28 discount tickets are available for $10 using code PRG6DC at motorcycleshows.com.
Edited by lennyb 2012-12-27 1:18 PM
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Cruiser
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Denver, Iowa | Minneapolis has had Victory (of course) for as long as we've gone to the show. Last year we also went to the Chicago show too, but there was no Victory corporate presence... only a dealer. The arena that housed the Minneaplois show is significantly smaller than the Stephens Center where the Chicago show was held, but there are so many more people and factories/vendors at the Chicago show, it was difficult to walk the isles. Not the case in Minneapolis. IMHO, if they don't have anything earth-shattering to show-off (like it's been for the last four years), a small corporate presence at these shows would be better than being invisible at the show. |
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Victory Absent From DC Motorcycle Show