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2001 Victory V92sc on 2040-motos

$5,998
YearYear:2001 MileageMileage:4511 ColorColor: Yellow
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Victory V92 tech info

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Victory V92 description

2001 Victory V92SC, VICTORY V92SC JUST IN!! RUNS GREAT!! HAS EXHAUST, AND MORE!! - If you're looking for a bike that matches your instincts for the road, you may have just found your life partner. The V92SC is the bike that defined the sport-cruising category with its introduction last year. Riders instantly responded to its combination of aggressive lines with confidence-inspiring handling. This SportCruiser has the power, the braking and the handling to take on any sweeper or switchback the road presents. This year, the V92SC gets even better. Topping our list of refinements is an all-new transmission. Our engineers examined every gear, tolerance, ratio and shift dog to completely redesign the guts of the gearbox. Combined with a new clutch design, the result is a smoother and quieter-shifting transmission. We also narrowed the bike significantly for an easier reach to the ground and pulled back the handlebars 2 inches for added comfort on long rides. We even shaved 27 pounds of weight from the V92SC through the use of lighter wheels, clutch, subframe and footpeg mounts. What we didn't change are the monster 50mm Marzocchi front forks, high-performance adjustable Fox shock, 2-into-1 sport exhaust, bobbed fenders and a rear tire that's 180mm fat. This SportCruiser is clearly ready for the road, and for you.

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Victory Recalling Lock & Ride Passenger Backrests

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