2013 Victory High Ball on 2040-motos

$14,890

Year:2013 Mileage:0 Color: BLACK

Location:

Madison, Wisconsin

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Victory High Ball tech info

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Victory High Ball description

2013 VICTORY HIGH BALL, We've fitted this High Ball with Victory's Stage 1 'Straights' exhaust system ($1,099.99), Ness Deep Cut Comfort Pegs ($79.95), Ness Deep Cut Comfort Grips ($99.95), and Ness black 'Rad' mirrors ($99.90).Savings of over $1,700! Sale price includes manufacturer freight charge and build/preparation fees.

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