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2008 Victory Vegas Motorcycle Cruiser on 2040-motos

US $6,250.00
YearYear:2008 MileageMileage:5000 ColorColor: Black
Location:

Norfolk, Massachusetts, US

Norfolk, Massachusetts, US
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Victory Vegas photos

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Victory Vegas tech info

TypeType:Cruiser Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1634 For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller VINVIN:5VPLB26DX83002914

Victory Vegas description

2008 Victory Vegas Low Motorcycle, Victory Vegas w/Chrome package, windshield, saddlebags. AWESOME bike (in show-room condition) with lots of power, very smooth ride. I bought the bike brand-new a few years back (I am the only owner) and have it stored in my garage - the bike has never been out in anything but sunny conditions. I have taken extremely great care of the bike, with all regular maintenance, etc. The bike has just under 5k miles on it and is ready to ride.  Unfortunately I no longer have time to ride.  Serious offers only!

Details:

Year: 2008
Make: Victory
Model: Vegas
Trim: LOW
Type: Cruiser
Location: Norfolk, MA
Mileage: Less than 5,000
Color: Black
Secondary Color: Chrome
Engine Size: 1,634 cc
Engine Type: 4-stroke 50 V-Twin SOHC

Write-up from Victory:

With a long, low stance, it takes American cruiser comfort to a whole new level. The frame is an inch lower than its namesake, the Victory Vegas, plus the foot pegs have been repositioned and the bars have been pulled back by two-inches which makes everything just a little easier to reach. The modifications in design and engineering are subtle, but it's a subtlety that ends in an extremely natural, laidback ride and a new high in American cruiser innovation and style.

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