Gunner

Introduced for the 2015 model year, this Victory cruiser was launched as an all-new bobber-style entry in the brand’s lineup, aimed at riders who wanted a stripped-down look with full-size American V-twin character. Victory’s official 2015 launch materials presented it as a new addition to the cruiser family, and the motorcycle was positioned as a low-slung, minimalist machine rather than a heavily dressed custom. Reviews from the period consistently described it as one of Victory’s most compact and visually clean cruisers, with the company leaning into the bike’s dark, solo-seat, blacked-out style. In 2016, Polaris noted that the model returned with incremental updates as part of the Victory lineup refresh. The nameplate remained in production through the 2017 model year, as reflected in official parts catalogs that list fitment through 2017. Polaris then announced on January 9, 2017 that it would wind down Victory Motorcycles operations, which effectively marked the end of the brand and the model’s run after the 2017 model year. ([americanrider.com](https://americanrider.com/top-stories/victory-motorcycles-unveils-all-new-2015-gunner-at-chicago-ims/2014/02/08?utm_source=openai))