Victory Ness Signature Vegas reviews

I've tried to ride Harleys and it just wasn't comfortable at all, a 1 rating out of 5. Came across the Victory line and couldn't beleive how comfortable the ride was. Put a couple of personal touches to the bike. I get a lot of looks and questions, all good. Show less

I bought my 2008 8-Ball in March 2008. Being my first bike I was quite intimidated by the size and power of it, but after a few months of riding I finally loosened up and started to enjoy the power and comfort of the bike. Before I bought I researched a lot of bikes, from imports to Harley's. I finally decided on 2 bikes the 8-Ball and the Harley Night Train. After more research and reading reviews from former Harley owners turned Victory owners I decided to make the right choice and buy the Victory. Now a year later and 7500 kms on my bike I know I made the right choice. I have found nothing to complain about and have had nothing go wrong with my bike and hope to put many more thousand km's on it. Show less

OK so I bought my bike on Dec. 27 2006. I rode it for a few months stock but its NOT the most comfortable bike on the road. I'm taller so I had to move the pegs out 2in. and the stock seat wasn't very good either so I got a better one from Victory. Now it's a little better but because it's a newer brand still they don't have a lot of choices out there and the ones they do have are pricey. It is a fast bike and that's awesome. It also handles very well even though I drag the pegs pretty often. Oh and one more thing is there's not a shop everywhere so if you're one of those guys that goes to the shop for everything then your S.O.L. if you don't live near one. My advice is to do your homework and make sure you like the bike a lot before buying it. Show less

I have had my '08 Vegas Low for 1 year this June. It is the newest of several bikes that I own and is by far the the best handling and most fun to ride. Everywhere I go, the bike attracts a crowd. I am 62 years old and this bike will keep me riding for years to come. Keep up the great work, Victory. Show less

I purchased my Vegas 8-Ball from an avid motorcyclist who took amazing care of it. He had added the Stage One modifications during his 3 years of ownership. The quality of manufacture makes this bike an excellent 'bang for your buck'! This bike is a real attention grabber with it's clean lines and powerful look and performance. Outstanding! Show less

I bought my 8 ball new in July 2008. I have about 4500 miles on it in just under a year. I have had no problems at all out of it. I ride almost always on state roads. If you plan on interstate riding go for something with overdrive. At 70 mph it is turning about 2850 rpm. If you love to ride the back roads and burn down Harley Davidson's, this is the bike for you. Show less

I love this bike...there isn't a day that goes by that I don't look outside to see if the weather is nice enough to ride. With that said, I did have a major problem with it. I was riding last year to Street Vibrations, enjoying the ride when my clutch lever hits my hand...the clutch cable had broke. I rode for almost 70 miles (thank god we were just north of Reno and not riding the mountain roads) with no clutch. The guys at the dealership were great and came to pick my bike up and fixed it on the spot. Show less

I love my bike. The power is great and the ride is great. I've had no problems, just great comments from other people. Live Free and ride how ever ya want.... Show less

Thought my small cubic inch Victory could run with the big cube Harley's, but didn' know it could out run them. Bam! Show less

When I was ready to buy a motorcycle I was dead set on buying a Harley. That is until a buddy asked me about a Victory. I asked him, "What's a Victory?". Needless to say when I took the first test drive I knew a Victory was the only motorcycle I would buy. It won hands down to any Harley I had tested or ridden. I won't but any other motorcycle. Five years later I still love the motorcycle and look foreward to every ride I get with it. Show less