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Church Of MO First Ride: Polaris Victory Vegas
This week's Church feature takes us back to 2002 and the introduction of the Victory Vegas. The latest model from the "other" American motorcycle manufacturer, the Vegas is the result of new-age design and engineering. Designed from the ground up via computer programming, tweaks, changes and...
Published on June 22 2015, 20:05
Source: www.motorcycle.com
The new millennium was a big occasion around the world. While some were worried the world's computers would revert back to 1900 once Y2K struck, in the moto world, there was much buzz in the world of racing. Ducati were owning World Superbike with the 996, and Honda wanted a piece of the pie....
Sheesh, two motorcycle manufacturers shutting their doors in less than a month. First it was Victory, and now it's Buel... errr, EBR. Coincidentally, Buell got his time in the spotlight in last week's Church feature, and while we don't normally post consecutive Church features from the same...
Victory's quest to carve a niche in the highly competitive cruiser market is well documented since the brand launched as a division of Polaris in 1998. After a few years of sputtering and a less-than-aggressive design and development approach, the division revamped and rededicated resources....
With the unfortunate news of Polaris shutting down Victory Motorcycles, it only seemed right for this week's Church feature to be about Victory. Oddly, despite Victory's beginnings in 1997, it took a few years – and a new millennia – for MO to get its hands on one. We've featured some of those...
Due to Euro 4 regulations, this week Victory announced its European lineup would be reduced down to four models: the Octane, Gunner, High-ball and Judge (which, ironically, isn't part of Victory's 2017 U.S. lineup). After reading the news, it seemed fitting to make Victory the marque of choice...
Torrance, California, December 29, 2000 — "Can I buy you a drink, or do you just want the money?" You, being the avid biker with the suave ghetto-smooth moves that you are, naturally end up with a date for the evening with a pick-up line like this. No doubt the new pair of shoes with the flame...
Kids. For every hard-working junior scholar in the world, there's probably four or five little hooligans who prefer to walk on the wild side. You know, the kids who race their Big Wheels down steep hills, poke bee hives, throw rocks at dogs or joy-ride their mom's car at 15.The OEMs are grateful...