Other updates include the adoption of an increased oil change interval (now 8,000 km / 4,970 miles), an improved sidestand design and the use of larger exhaust outlets (for a deeper note), among many others. In addition, the Vision Tour also now comes with ABS as standard.
Taken separately, the limited-edition Zach Ness Vegas is powered by a 1731cc Freedom V-twin engine developing 97hp and 153 Nm, and features Ness-designed billet wheels, Holeshot handgrips, mirrors and engine sidecovers, and a custom stitched seat. Also included are Suede Black paint, custom graphics and a numbered Zach Ness Signature plate.
On the other hand, the new Cory Ness Cross Country sports diamond-cut engine cooling fins, an abundance of chrome and exclusive two-tone paint, plus its own numbered Cory Ness Signature plate.
As for the new 'Soft Bagger' version of the Cross Roads, the model's regular hard panniers have been replaced with soft leather-style items.
Full pricing of the Victory Motorcycles range is listed below (Australian dollars):
Cory Ness Cross Country (Sunset Red) $39,995
Cross Country (single colour) $28,995
Cross Country (two-tone) $29,495
Cross Roads (Soft Bagger, single colour) $25,495
Cross Roads (Hard Bagger, single colour) $26,995
Hammer (two-tone) $26,995
Hammer 8-Ball (Black) $22,995
Hammer S (two-tone) $27,495
Jackpot (two-tone) $29,995
Vegas (single colour) $21,995
Vegas (two-tone) $22,495
Vegas Limited Edition (two-tone) $22,995
Vegas 8-Ball (Black) $18,495
Zach Ness Vegas (Matte Black) $27,995
Vision Touring (single colour) $34,995
Vision Touring (two-tone) $35,495
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