2011 Victory Vision Tour Abs on 2040-motos

$15,500

Year:2011 Mileage:6000 Color: Crimson

Location:

Ozark, Missouri

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Victory Vision Tour ABS tech info

Type:Touring Phone:(877) 856-8160

Victory Vision Tour ABS description

2011 VICTORY Vision Tour ABS, Lightly used 2011 Victory Vision with lower wind deflectors, HID headlight, and the new style Victory transmission. Call Tim for more information. 417-891-9998 or 888-805-4426

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