2013 Victory Cory Ness Cross Country Tour on 2040-motos

$28,999

Year:2013 Mileage:0 Color: Gold Digger Pearl W/ Ness Graphics

Location:

Wilmington, Ohio

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Victory Cory Ness tech info

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Victory Cory Ness description

2013 Victory Cory Ness Cross Country Tour, 2013 Victory Cory Ness Cross Country Tour
MASTER CUSTOMIZER CORY NESS INFUSES THE ULTIMATE TOURING BIKE WITH UNIQUE, EXCLUSIVE NESS STYLE.

THE ULTIMATE TOURING MOTORCYCLE IS INFUSED WITH THE UNIQUE CUSTOM STYLE OF MASTER CUSTOMIZER CORY NESS IN THIS LIMITED-EDITION VICTORY CROSS COUNTRY TOUR. IT S AS IF CORY TURNED OVER HIS PERSONAL CUSTOM BIKE LOADED WITH NESS CUSTOM ACCESSORIES, HIS PERSONAL PAINT AND GRAPHICS, A SMOOTH SUEDE SEAT AND THE RIDE AND PERFORMANCE CORY DEMANDS ON THE OPEN ROAD.

Features

EACH BIKE NUMBERED AND SIGNED
This exclusive, limited-edition model has a numbered metal badge on the case that includes graphics of the Cory Ness logo and signature.

FREEDOM 106/6 DRIVETRAIN WITH DIAMOND-CUTTING
The perfect complement to Cory Ness style is genuine Victory performance. The smooth and powerful 106-cubic inch Freedom V-Twin serves up 106 ft-lb of torque, and the 6-speed transmission has true overdrive for the smoothest highway cruising. Plus, the cylinders are diamond-cut for the ultimate custom treatment.

GOLD DIGGER PEARL WITH CUSTOM NESS GRAPHICS
The Gold Digger Pearl paint and graphic accents Cory designed create one-of-a-kind Ness custom style. It s complemented by custom graphics Cory designed. This stunning paint scheme coordinates perfectly with the bike s blacked-out features

DIAMOND-CUT CYLINDERS AND HEADS
The Freedom engine gets the ultimate custom treatment as the exterior surfaces of the cylinders and heads are diamond cut for a great look. You ll swear this bike came out of a custom shop, not off the assembly line in Spirit Lake.

HEATED SUEDE SEAT
Cory knows how to combine comfort and a custom look. The custom seat is covered with a premium suede, and it has individual heating controls for the passenger and driver.

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