2001 Victory V92c Deluxe on 2040-motos

$2,977

Year:2001 Mileage:16906 Color: Black

Location:

Pacific Junction, Iowa

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Victory V92C tech info

Type:Cruiser Phone:(888) 978-4933

Victory V92C description

2001 Victory V92C Deluxe, >>BUDGET BIKE!! 2001 VICTORY V92C Deluxe With Only 16k Miles! Perhaps just as important as the places you’ll see, are the heads you’ll turn. With clean styling lines, custom blended paint in three color choices and 40-spoke wire wheels with chrome-plated aluminum rims, this is a cruiser that separates itself from the pack in both looks and ride. In fact, this bike is so well thought-out, it leaves only two unanswered questions: Where do you want to go? And what do you want to see?

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