Victory 15th Anniversary

While this year sees the 110th anniversary of Harley-Davidson, 2013 also marks the fifteenth birthday of another American motorcycle brand - Victory. And, to celebrate the occasion, it has launched the 15th Anniversary Cross Country Tour Limited Edition.

Finished in an Antares Red and Gloss Black paintjob with gold pinstriping, the commemorative bike also features special badges, pannier decals, a numbered plaque and unique heated seats. Completing the individual look are billet wheels and plenty of chrome-plated parts.

Victory 15th Anniversary Cross Country Tour Limited Edition (2013) Side

However, the differences compared to the regular Cross Country Tour model aren’t just cosmetic. Additional specification includes a Garmin satellite navigation unit, an audio system with iPod connectivity and XM radio, a top-box luggage rack and pannier rails.

Production of the Victory 15th Anniversary Cross Country Tour Limited Edition is going to be restricted to just 150 units. Prices in the United States start from $29,999.

Victory 15th Anniversary Cross Country Tour Limited Edition (2013) Build Number PlaqueVictory 15th Anniversary Cross Country Tour Limited Edition (2013) Rear Side

Victory 15th Anniversary Cross Country Tour Limited Edition (2013) Pannier DetailVictory 15th Anniversary Cross Country Tour Limited Edition (2013) Fairing Badge

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