Victory Ness Signature Vegas reviews

I looked at both Harley (Night Train and Street Bob) and Triumph. I was on the verge of buying a Street Bob when I stopped into the local Victory store and spotted a Vegas 8-Ball in the front window. After some sold research, I made the decision to buy in Feb of 09. I get the most comments on its sleek, integrated look. And get a ton of attention at bike night or when I'm on the road. On to the ride. The bike handles great, soaks up the road with ease and has a very smooth ride. There's more low range torque than you could ever need and it really gets down the road. The clutch is smooth so low speed control is easy. The brakes are great for a cruiser and I've not experienced any fade. One of the things I like best about the bike was I didn't have to spend money to tweak the bike. I've owned other bikes and the build quality (welds, fit, etc) is superior. I expect many long years of enjoyment. I bought on merit not mystic. Show less

The American Bike. Have had Hondas, Triumphs, BMWs and Harleys. Rode Harleys for over 20 years. One Vegas test ride put the fun back into riding. Nothing I have ever ridden comes even close to the Victory experience. Show less

After sitting on a number of other bikes...and enduring constant peer pressure from friends who wanted me purchase a more common brand I settled on the Victory Vegas Low. I did this for a number of reasons the most important of which was fit. None of the other bikes fit me like the Vegas Low...everything was in reach and very comfortable. It makes you feel like the bike was custom made for you right out of the box. It's always fun to ride with my friends and have the only Victory in the pack. I'm constantly getting compliments at stop lights and at various other bike functions. My advice...if you don't have one...get one...you won't regret it. Show less

I could not be more happy with my Vegas. I purchased it July 2003 and have ridden from Florida to Nova Scotia without a major problem. My next purchase will probably be a Victory!!! Show less

This is my third Victory that I have owned, each has it's own personality and highlights. The Ness Vision is everything: handling, looks, and technology wrapped up into one rolling show stopper. Everywhere I park this bike people have to look and ask questions. Coming from sportbikes in my early riding years I am amazed at how nimble and easy to maneuver this bike is. My wife jokes all the time telling me how Victory should pay me for being a rolling PR person for them, as long as they keep pumping out these performers I will do it for free all day long. (#49 Ness Vision) Show less

I am enjoying riding my new Vegas Low. I love the power and ride. After riding with my boyfriend and friends with Victorys' and hearing nothing but great things about the motorcycle Victory makes. It wasn't hard to decide to buy a Victory over another HD. Show less

The best ride ever. Tried to buy a Harley but they did not want to talk so I stopped at a Victory dealer and that was it for me. Show less

While on vacation my wife and I saw the 2009 Cory Ness Vegas Jackpot. What can I say but WOW!!! Which is one of the most common comments I hear, everywhere I go on this bike. The salesman, was very informative, helpful, pleasant and not pushy, just my type of saleman. We had been looking at 'bare bones' cruisers for a couple of years now, and we already have a hard bagger, so luggage space was not what we wanted. As there are no Victory dealers in our home area, we had been spending a lot of time looking at Victory's online. And getting a great bike with quality construction and engineering are important to me, as I am getting too old to want to spend my evenings tightening nuts and bolts on my ride. Anyway, they made us a great deal and I rode the bike from Lake Havasu City, Arizona to our home in the center of Washington State. 1,300 miles of pure riding pleasure. It has a smooth ride, great acceleration, holds the road like it is glued to it, and is the best balanced bike I have ever ridden. Another plus is; I averaged 55 mpg for the whole trip. A few times getting 56.7 mpg. It is almost embarrasing, the number of compliments I get on the bike, and getting back on the road after a stop is sometimes difficult, because people gather around admiring it and asking questions. Driving down the highway I see everybody from young children to truck drivers giving me a 'thumbs up' and shouting out compliments. A buddy and I took our bikes to a small town that gets a lot of bikers and I noticed about 60 Harley's, a couple of Goldwings and a BMW parked near the local watering hole. When we came back out to our rides, the only group of people checking the rides out, were all clustered around my Victory. So you can spend a lot of time telling people what it is, what size engine, gas mileage et cetera. Love it!! Not much else I can say. Show less

I love the performance of the bike. It's all stock but I beat my Harley friends on it. The seat is rough after 2hours, but that's the only complaint I've got. Enjoy!!! Show less

Wow. Bike number 11 for me and this will be my keeper bike. Smooth, powerful, COMFORTABLE, and oh yes, I love the look and sound. Bought the bike new in 2009 for a ridiculously low price, and am averaging over 1000 miles a month on it. The dealer had installed stage 1 pipes, a trunk, and saddlebags, so my wife and I rode to Key West to break it in. I've never had a bike I've loved to ride as much as this one. Go get a Victory, you won't be disappointed. Show less