1999 Victory V92 C Cruiser on 2040-motos
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Victory V92 tech info
Type:Cruiser
Phone:6512700042
Victory V92 description
1999 Victory V92 C, Serialized bike #920 of first 1,500 produced. I am the second owner with less than 10,XXX miles on it since I purchased it with only 900 miles on it back in 2003. As you can tell from such low miles, I don't ride it very much. Actually, only twice last year and for only a few miles. Victory stage 1 kit, extra chrome, Lightbar, Windshield, Luggage Rack, and bike cover. Upgraded Mustang seat, but still have the factory original in case you ever wanted to bring it back to stock. You will not be disappointed with this bike. I always get compliments. This bike is in exceptional condition and won't last long. Call 651-270-0042. $5,200.00 6512700042
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