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2010 Victory 8 Ball on 2040-motos

$10,850
YearYear:2010 MileageMileage:6350 ColorColor: Custom Red
Location:

Fort Myers, Florida

Fort Myers, FL
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Victory 8 BALL photos

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Victory 8 BALL tech info

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Victory 8 BALL description

2010 Victory 8 Ball, 2010 Victory 8 Ball Custom Paint The 2010 Victory Vegas 8-Ball Motorcycle is just plain Raw American Muscle. Pure American Value. You won't see it coming. It creeps in like a ghost and sends dark custom shivers down your spine. The Vegas 8-Ball has blacked-out bars and wheels and a blacked-out 100-cubic-inch Freedom V-Twin Engine giving it a stealth-like appeal and 5 speed transmission. Also has a custom Victory Paint scheme 99/100. Check out the Paint.

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