What Is a Victory V92C?

Aiming directly for the Harley-Davidson big twin, Polaris stepped into the market previewing their first motorcycle in 1997; the Victory V92C. Long in the power sports business, Polaris’s V92C had the largest engine then available in a production motorcycle.

Where are Victory Motorcycles made?

Spirit Lake
In 2011, Polaris acquired the iconic Indian Motorcycle brand, which had been revived after production ceased in both 1953 and again in 2003. Polaris currently assembles both Indian and Victory bikes at its Spirit Lake plant, which will now double down on the Indian brand.

Can I still get parts for my Victory motorcycle?

We have one of the largest inventory of Genuine Victory OEM parts and we’re ready to use them on your Victory Vision, Hammer, Kingpin, Jackpot or Ness Signature Series Motorcycles. If you’re working on a rebuild or just a simple oil change; on this site, you’ll be able to find all the Victory parts you need.

Can you still get parts for victory?

Will the victory V92C trip?

We aren’t expecting Victory to trip, though. The V92C was conceived and developed by a group of people with impressive credentials and motorcycle-development experience. Their depth and evident enthusiasm created a motorcycle with its own distinct character and attractions, applying a fresh approach to traditional cruiser style.

What is a V92C?

The V92C was conceived and developed by a group of people with impressive credentials and motorcycle-development experience. Their depth and evident enthusiasm created a motorcycle with its own distinct character and attractions, applying a fresh approach to traditional cruiser style.

What is a victory motorcycle?

We rode Victory’s first motorcycle from Minnesota to New York then across the country to San Francisco and Los Angeles. From the December 1998 issue of Motorcycle Cruiser. Simply put, it is the most important new product to hit the American motorcycle marketplace since the first Japanese bike — a Yamaha — came ashore in 1959.

How big are the forks on a victory V92C?

But the stock Victory V92C has substantial 45mm forks and adjustable rear suspension, plus large 310mm discs – it’s a cut above the average. How much to insure?