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Fountain Inn, SC United States | There's been inquiries as to lowers for the Cross Country. Dealers are saying that they are in the works and will be available for 2011. I've obtained a "spy" photo of preproduction soft lowers that fit over the Cross Country's crash bars.
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Iron Butt
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Southeast Iowa | Those are far from sexy! |
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Cruiser
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Houston, TX | I hope that's hust a prototype... |
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Fountain Inn, SC United States | As I understand it, these were a proof-of-concept. I wouldn't expect them to look or attach like this once production begins. |
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Iron Butt
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Southeast Iowa | Soft lowers are not exactly a new concept.............fill a hole with material and it will block the wind. All that picture proves is somebody made one ugly soft lower. |
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Puddle Jumper
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| It gets confusing because I consider the two plexi pieces that attach to the forks lowers. This is a crash bar insert or lower "faring" and it does look like a proof of concept.
I think a couple things that could sell are a fixed lower faring like the H-D Ultra Classic and a soft, removable crash bar cover to block the wind for touring riders in cold weather. Both would fill a particular need. These look like the quick removable type such as these for Harleys
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Puddle Jumper
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| It gets confusing because I consider the two plexi pieces that attach to the forks lowers. This is a crash bar insert or lower "faring" and it does look like a proof of concept.
I think a couple things that could sell are a fixed lower faring like the H-D Ultra Classic and a soft, removable crash bar cover to block the wind for touring riders in cold weather. Both would fill a particular need. These look like the quick removable type such as these for Harleys
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Puddle Jumper
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| Dont know where you got that pick of a set of 'lowers' but here is another one floating around. Needless to say, if these are of the 'hard' variety as they appear to be, they would be worth waiting for.
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Cruiser
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Oklahoma City | Notice that there are still no saddlebag guards shown on these pics. IS SOMEONE OUT THERE LISTENING? |
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Puddle Jumper
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Cheyenne, Wyoming | the new Pure Polaris Victory catalog has a part number and listing for Lower bag guards. no picture but it sounds like they are in the works. |
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New user
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| ncstedo, is this advertisement legit? Do you have any idea who made the lowers? |
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Fountain Inn, SC United States | I saw Victory chrome bagger guards (basically chrome tubing that encircles the hard leather bags) on a Cross Roads at the press release in Colorado. I assume they will be offered in the catalog if there aren't already there now. |
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Puddle Jumper
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Northern California | Was able to snag a pair of bagger guards from my dealer. Very nice. |
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Cruiser
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Tucson , AZ | HMD will be mocking up for custom fiberglass lowers in Jan.. should be avialable in Feb. We will be making more parts for the XC in the new year as well. Check out the website for the latest. |
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New user
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| Does anyone know part number of soft lower. I saw these on Cross Country today, but can't find on Victory's site. |
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Cruiser
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| http://www.purepolaris.com/en-us/Victory/Pages/Search.aspx?q=%22sof... |
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