2013 Victory Cross Roads Classic Roads Classic Le on 2040-motos
Year:2013
Mileage:0
Victory CROSS ROADS CLASSIC tech info
Type:Touring
Phone:(888) 432-9015
Victory CROSS ROADS CLASSIC description
2013 Victory Cross Roads Classic, With modern-day performance and classic design, this bike turns as many heads as it does miles. Innovative and stylish for the rider who digs the throwback look but wants to know that ita??ll perform over the long haul.The outstanding performance of the Cross Roads Classic is complemented by classic styling that includes chrome laced wheels, studded plush seat and saddlebags, front and rear chrome fender bumpers, a quick-release windshield, and burgundy & khaki paint with graphics.
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