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2012 Victory Cross Roads - Solid Black on 2040-motos

$16,249
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2012 Victory Cross Roads - Solid Black, IT'S YOUR JOURNEY. RIDE IT THAT WAY. You choose the road. You choose the style. And you can choose the bike. Whether you want a hard bagger or a soft bagger, you have two bikes to pick from. Both boast unmatched cargo space and smooth power that never lets you down. Choose your style of saddlebag, modern or tubular tip-over protection, and add the optional windshield to tailor your bike to your needs right at the dealership.ABS Brakes: Control your bike with confidence in any condition.Cruise Control: Rumble down the highway with precise, automotive-style cruise control.17.4-Gallon Soft Bags, 21-Gallon Hard Bags: Pack for the day or pack for the season with ample storage options.Make It Your Own: Choose from soft or hard bags, modern or tubular tip-over protection, an optional windshield, and a load of other accessories.

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