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2008 Victory Vegas Low, Low, Low, Seat Height. - Introducing the all-new Vegas Low. 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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