Well never guessed buying a £27k Motorcycle could lead to this!!

Update on the contact or non contact from Polaris Britain in regards to the poor service of my local dealership for my Indian Roadmaster. You spend £27,000 on a bike that is designed for touring, you then spend £11,000 in 3 years having it serviced & repaired to be told you misuse the bike and do not look after it!!!! During this video I discuss the legal route I have started but it takes a very long time to go through this process so there may be a few more Vlogs than planned.
Indian Motorcycle owned at present by Polaris Inc, I own at the moment an Indian Scout & an Indian Darkhorse Roadmaster. Filmed using a Go Pro Black 10 & an Insta 306 one x 2.
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[@jesse7119]

I know some people in merica are upset with the discontinuing of victory. My understanding is victory was such a small part of sales. Just off that basis why produce something that doesn’t make you much money. I also think Arlen Ness’s influence on styling played a part in the downfall of Victory. The riders groups in America have disappeared. I remember when events used to be posted on Indians website. Join group …. And ride from …… to ………. Being a part of the riding group also used to get you little gifts throughout the year. That stopped in 2018

[@QuinnTales-sq5pl]

I heard the same thing about Victory, but its made in the factory that Indians are made now so I think he name change was a big part of the success. But Polaris are not putting enough time into the IMRG, it's very successful in Europe due to working conditions being so different. More down time enables them to invest their own time into it plus Polaris let them get on with it.