Core Country Cory Ness  
Core Concept 2009
Cross Country 2010-11
Cross Country Cory Ness 2011-12
Cross Country 2012
Cross Country Tour 2012
Cross Roads 2010-11
Cross Roads 2012
Cross Roads Classic LE 2012
Hammer 2005-06
Hammer 2007-08
Hammer 2009-10
Hammer 8-Ball 2010-11
Hammer 8-Ball 2012
Hammer S 2007-08
Hammer S 2009-10
Hammer S 2011-12
Hard-Ball 2012
High-Ball 2012
Judge 2013
Judge Café by Judge Zach Ness (One off)  
Kingpin 2004-05
Kingpin 2006-07
Kingpin 2008-09
Kingpin 2010-11
Kingpin 2012
Kingpin Deluxe 2005
Kingpin Low 2009
Kingpin Ness Limited 2005
Kingpin Tour 2007
Kingpin 8-Ball 2008
Touring Cruiser 2005
V92 Cruiser 2000
V92 Sport Cruiser 2000
Vegas 2003-05
Vegas 2006-07
Vegas 2008-09
Vegas 2010-11
Vegas Limited Edition 2010
Vegas 2012
Vegas Zach Ness 2011-12
Vegas Ness Limited 2005
Vegas 8-Ball 2005-06
Vegas 8-Ball 2007-08
Vegas 8-Ball 2009-10
Vegas 8-Ball 2011-12
Vegas Jackpot Cory Ness 2005
Vegas Jackpot 2006-07
Vegas Jackpot 2008-09
Vegas Jackpot Arlen Ness 2008
Vegas Jackpot 2010-11
Vegas Jackpot Cory Ness 2010
Vegas Jackpot 2012
Vegas Low 2008
Vegas Low 2009

 

Vision 800 Concept 2006
Vision 8-Ball 2010
Vision Arlen Ness 2010-11
Vision Arlen Ness 2012
Vision Street 2007-08
Vision Street Premium 2008
Vision Street Arlen Ness Signature 2008
Vision Street Special Edition 2008
Vision Street 2009-
Vision Tour 2007-08
Vision Tour Comfort 2008
Vision Tour Premium 2008
Vision Tour 10th Anniversary Special Edition 2008
Vision Tour 2009-10
Vision Tour 2011-12
Vision Trike 2011

Victory motorcycles is a division of Polaris Industries Inc.

The V92C was the first model produced by Victory.

Full-scale production of the Victory motorcycle started in 1998. The first model, the V92C, was debuted at Planet Hollywood in the Mall of America by Al Unser in 1997. Production began in late 1998, and the first official model year was 1999.

In 2003 Victory introduced the Vegas, a more visually attractive motorcycle than its predecessors. Following on the success of the Vegas, the Kingpin was released in 2004. The Hammer, introduced in 2005, was based on the Vegas platform but was engineered to accept one of the largest tires available at the time.

 

 

 

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