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Victory Motorcycles bestowed their awesome sober magic upon their Cross Roads bagger and are now offering it as a 2014 year model in the blackened 8-Ball livery.
If a dark, mean bagger with a classic attire reflects your style, then the 2014 Victory Cross Roads 8-Ball might fit the bill just right. Sleek and edgy, the bike blends in the flowing lines of the classic bike design with the modern aggressive cues Victory has become famous for.
The lockable hard saddlebags follows beautifully the tail line and boast the traditional laid-back bagger style, while still adding to the centralized mass visuals. Comfortable and with plenty of room for both rider and pillion, the 2014 Victory Cross Roads 8-Ball is still impressive with its compact looks.
The Freedom v-twin power unit is mated to a 6-speed overdrive transmission and its massive 106 lb-ft (144 Nm) of torque are the surest way for both slow-speed mountain road domination and blazing highway speed fun.
With a 5.8 gallon tank (22 liters) the 2014 Victory Cross Roads 8-Ball is able to cover quite a lot of distance between refueling stops and this is simply great when on the road.
The 2014 Victory Cross Roads 8-Ball comes with a 329 kg (724 lbs) dry weight and it rolls on a 43mm inverted forks and a gas tube monoshock, with130mm and 180mm tires for the front and rear respectively, and triple 300mm rotors.
The price tag for the 2014 8-Ball Cross Roads base model is a very neat $15,999 (€12,070) and a massive range of accessories is also available for extra bucks.
The lockable hard saddlebags follows beautifully the tail line and boast the traditional laid-back bagger style, while still adding to the centralized mass visuals. Comfortable and with plenty of room for both rider and pillion, the 2014 Victory Cross Roads 8-Ball is still impressive with its compact looks.
The Freedom v-twin power unit is mated to a 6-speed overdrive transmission and its massive 106 lb-ft (144 Nm) of torque are the surest way for both slow-speed mountain road domination and blazing highway speed fun.
With a 5.8 gallon tank (22 liters) the 2014 Victory Cross Roads 8-Ball is able to cover quite a lot of distance between refueling stops and this is simply great when on the road.
The 2014 Victory Cross Roads 8-Ball comes with a 329 kg (724 lbs) dry weight and it rolls on a 43mm inverted forks and a gas tube monoshock, with130mm and 180mm tires for the front and rear respectively, and triple 300mm rotors.
The price tag for the 2014 8-Ball Cross Roads base model is a very neat $15,999 (€12,070) and a massive range of accessories is also available for extra bucks.
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