Victory Models

Victory’s Ness Vegas was a factory-custom version of the Vegas cruiser developed with styling input from the Ness family. The nameplate first appeared for the 2004 model year as a limited-edition special with custom p...

This was a factory custom touring special built around the brand’s full-dress Vision platform and styled with Arlen Ness’ signature treatment. It first appeared for model year 2009 as the Vision Street/Ness, with cust...

This model was introduced for the 2016 model year as Victory’s first mid-sized cruiser and a deliberate move toward a lighter, more modern performance-oriented cruiser in the brand’s lineup. Victory positioned it as a...

This Victory touring nameplate first appeared in the company’s early lineup for the 2000 model year, when the brand was still building out its first generation of heavyweight V-twin motorcycles. It was part of Victory...

The Vegas was Victory’s original custom-cruiser nameplate and was introduced for the 2003 model year as part of the brand’s early push to establish an American-made alternative in the cruiser market. It quickly became...

This blacked-out cruiser was introduced for the 2006 model year as a stripped-down, darker-edged variation of the standard Vegas line. It kept the same basic big-bore Victory cruiser formula and was aimed at riders wh...

This lower-seat variant of the Vegas cruiser was introduced for the 2008 model year as a factory alternative for riders who wanted the same basic custom-cruiser look with a more accessible riding position. It was posi...

This American motorcycle nameplate was launched by Polaris as a modern cruiser brand in the late 1990s, after the company previewed its first bike in 1997 and began production in 1998 for the 1999 model year. The earl...

This luxury touring nameplate arrived for the 2008 model year as the brand’s first true open-road touring machine, marking a significant expansion beyond cruisers and into the premium long-distance segment. It was dev...

This was Victory’s blacked-out, stripped-back touring variant built from the Vision platform and aimed at riders who liked the futuristic fairing and hard-bagged long-distance layout of the original machine but wanted...

Introduced for the 2008 model year, this was the touring version of Victory’s futuristic Vision platform and stood apart from more traditional American baggers with its sharply styled bodywork, integrated hard luggage...