2013 Victory Vision Tour Touring on 2040-motos
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Type:Touring
Stock Number:M1914
Phone:8662857705
Victory Vision description
2013 Victory Vision Tour, Red hot with heated seats, smooth ride, 29 gal. storage, superior comfort2013 Victory Vision TourTHE AMERICAN TOURING BIKE THAT LEADS WITH INNOVATION, COMFORT AND STYLE ALL ITS OWN.THE VICTORY VISION REDEFINED WHAT A TOURING MOTORCYCLE COULD BE WITH ITS OUTSTANDING COMBINATION OF A GREAT RIDE, AMPLE STORAGE, SUPERIOR COMFORT AND DISTINCTIVE STYLE THAT COULD ONLY COME FROM VICTORY MOTORCYCLES.Features106 CUBIC-INCH FREEDOM V-TWINThe Victory Freedom 106/6 V-Twin is a 106-cu. in. powerplant that delivers 108 ft-lb of torque for smooth, powerful, confident touring. It s a counter-balanced, fuel-injected engine that delivers impressive performance for touring riders who like to lead, not follow.6-SPEED OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSIONThe best-performing transmission on the open road syncs up with the impressive power of the Freedom V-twin and keeps the Victory Vision Tour ride smooth and strong. The transmission s helical-cut gears ensure that each shift is smooth and clean.DUAL ZONE HEATED SEATS & HANDGRIPSExtend the riding season with the heated handgrips and heated seats. The driver has Hi & Lo settings on the hand controls to ward off the chill, and the seats provide the driver and passenger with individual Hi/Lo controls. Add a month or more on both ends of the riding season with the flip of a switch.GALLONS OF TRUNK & SADDLEBAG SPACEIntegrated in the smooth-flowing Victory Vision Tour bodywork are convenient side storage compartments and a spacious trunk. These storage spaces combine to offer one or two riders ample space for their touring gear. The side compartments and trunk are weather-sealed and lockable. The trunk also provides a padded passenger backrest and two audio speakers.LINKED ABS BRAKINGVictory Vision Tour riders enjoy the peace of mind of the premium Victory Linked Anti-Lock Brake System. It monitors the wheels and when it senses compromised traction, it instantly and automatically provides braking for quick stopping under control.
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