Victory Announces the Victory Across America Mileage Challenge
If you want to buy a new Victory motorcycle and really love to rack up the miles, Victory has announced an activity just for you. TheVictory Across America Mileage Challenge asks long-distance-minded potential Victory owners to step up for the chance to have Victory Motorcycles pay for their new bike.
Riders who buy a new Victory Motorcycle between June 1, 2014, and July 31, 2014 just need to have their dealer record the odometer reading at the time of purchase and then return to the dealership on or before July 31, 2014 to have the ending mileage noted. After the dealer submits those miles, the rider who racked up the largest total number of miles will have their bike paid for by Victory (excluding tax, title, registration, etc.).
“Victory riders love to ride, it’s what they live for, and we’re supporting their love of the open road with the new Victory Across America Mileage Challenge,” said Steve Menneto, Polaris VP Motorcycles, who has logged an Iron Butt ride on a Victory Cross Country. “We know our riders will love the challenge of riding as much as possible on a new Victory Motorcycle with the opportunity to have us pay for their new bike. We expect to see some very impressive mileage.”
To give riders a a leg up on the mileage competition, Victory is offering ways for them to earn bonus mileage for the Victory Across America Mileage Challenge. A 1,000 mile bonus will be awarded to any rider who buys a new Victory after riding at a Victory demo event.
To find out more, visit the Victory Motorcycles website.
[Source: Victory]
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