2008 Victory Vision on 2040-motos
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Mileage:105
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Engine Size (cc):1,750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Victory Vision description
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2008 can deliver within 400 miles of Atlanta. Well cared for Victory Vision, custom paint.
Everything on bike works as it should, maintained meticulously. Current mileage is 105,000 miles and counting, yes I used her, but has a clean bill of health and priced right for years of fun. In the past year have replaced: drive belt (600.00) rear pulley (350.00) rear rotor (300.00) break pads (100.00) wheel bearings (200.00) full fork service (400.00) so she is ready to ride. Custom paint, lloydz motorworkz cams, vfc fuel, and rev extender dyno'd at 109 hp x 113 tq. Thunder header exhaust that make it sound sweet! Paint and body in showroom shape. Upgraded speakers in dash and trunk. Muth rear view mirror integrated turn signals. Heated seat heated grips cruise control electric tinted windshield. Beautiful head turner. Priced right for the mileage see it, ride it, buy it. Own one of the best tourers that's upgraded nicely at a great price. |
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