2010 VICTORY CROSS COUNTRY™
MOTORCYCLE
New for 2010, the Victory Cross Country Mo-
torcycle is a must-have hard-bagger cruiser.
With its Freedom® V-Twin Engine, 21 gal-
lons of cargo capacity, 4.7 inches of sus-
pension travel, floorboards, cruise
control & an MP3-compatible sound
system - the Cross Country™'s
comfort, smooth handling, & great
power makes it the new leader
of the pack. For smooth, pow-
erful, luxury cruising on Main
Street or touring across state lines,
the Cross Country™ provides a fantastic experi-
ence. Find out more about its features, specifica-
tions, pricing, comparisons, reviews, videos,
images, brochures, downloads, and locate your
nearest dealer that has the Victory Cross Country™
Motorcycle.
2010 VICTORY CROSS ROADS™
MOTORCYCLE
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New for 2010, the Victory Cross Roads™ Motor-
cycle, with the most horsepower and cargo ca-
pacity in its class, has the power to take you farther
and the storage to let you stay awhile. Its 106-
cubic-inch Freedom® V-Twin Engine and 21 gal-
lons of cargo capacity matched with its
distinctive cruiser styling, comfortable
seating, a wind-blocking windshield -
give the rider an appetite for the open
road. For smooth, powerful, luxury
cruising on Main Street or touring
across state lines, the Cross
Roads™ provides a fantastic
experience. Find out more
about its features, specifica-
tions, pricing, comparisons, re-
views, videos, images, brochures,
downloads, and locate your nearest dealer that
has the Victory Cross Roads™ Motorcycle.
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