Victory Cross Country - Custom Paint - Beautiful! on 2040-motos
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Mileage:13500
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Council Bluffs, Iowa, US
Victory Cross Country photos
Victory Cross Country tech info
Type:Touring
Engine Size (cc):1737
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:5VPDB36D1A300416
Victory Cross Country description
PRICE DROPS $100 PER DAY!
For sale is my 2010 Victory Cross Country. Stage 1 power was added to the bike when I purchased it and Atom Bomb mufflers were added for a great sound. Big mouth exhaust tips were also added.
I had it custom painted with Infiniti Diamond Graphite Gray (top half) and original black (on bottom half). These two colors are separated by a silver and orange stripes. The orange paint is actual Lamborghini Orange. The $3,000 paint job turned out fantastic.
I then added custom Wicked Image mirrors with stems that match the stripes. Custom hand grips were installed. The rear passenger floorboards and brackets were chrome plated. Front floor boards have chrome Victory highway pegs. Bike also has a chrome heel/toe shifter and a Victory custom primary cover.
A Victory passenger backrest is included as well.
For lighting I converted the standard headlight to an HID set up, and I also added halogen running lights on the crash bars. New bridgestone tires were installed this spring.
It's a beautiful bike with approx. 13,500 miles on it. . I have over $24K invested in this bike to insure I'd never see another one like it on the road.
Contact me if you're interested:
-No trades
-I will not sell to anyone outside of U.S.
-I'm too smart for scammers.
-I don't need help selling the bike.
-If you don't have cash, no need to reply.
Thanks.
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