Victory motorcycles include the Cross Roads, Cross Country and Vision touring motorcycles, the Vegas, High Ball and Kingpin cruisers, and the Hammer muscle cruiser. Victory also offers special Ness Signature custom models such as the Arlen Ness Victory Vision, Cory Ness Victory Cross Country and Zach Ness Vegas.
Victory Motorcycles was created by off-road giant Polaris Industries, one of world’s top producers of ATVs and snowmobiles. Victory’s first motorcycle, the V92C, debuted in 1997 and full scale production began a year later. The 1999 V92C featured a 92-cubic inch, 1500cc engine, the largest production engine available at the time and a testament to Victory’s strategy of producing big, powerful cruisers and tourers to compete with American motorcycle giant Harley-Davidson. Victory is unafraid to take styling risks as it proved by releasing bold new bikes like the Vegas, Kingpin and Vision.
2015 Victory Magnum Review
In contrast to the Cross Country, the Victory Magnum is for the extrovert who wants to be seen and heard around town.
2014 Victory 15th Anniversary Cross Country Tour Limited-Edition Review
You never really know how good a touring bike is until you really get out on the road on it on your own.
2014 Victory Judge Review
The 2014 Victory Judge gains more mainstream appeal but loses some of what made it so unique.
2015 Victory Gunner Review – First Ride
Victory has created a stylish and capable cruiser with tons of attitude and a fit and finish that belies its low price.
2015 Victory Gunner Unveil
Victory Motorcycles announces its newest bobber, the 2015 Victory Gunner.
2014 Victory Ness Cross Country Limited-Edition Review
The new Indians may be media darlings and Harley-Davidson is king, but don’t underestimate the power of a Victory.
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