Victory
Victory Motorcycles was an American motorcycle brand founded in 1997 by Polaris Industries in Spirit Lake, Iowa. Developed as a direct competitor to Harley-Davidson, Victory produced large V-twin cruisers and tourers. Signature models… Read more
What does the Victory market look like?
Market data last updated 27 September 2026
| Price range | number of motorcycles |
|---|---|
| €500 | 0 |
| €5k | 10 |
| €10k | 11 |
| €15k | 3 |
| €20k | 0 |
| €25k+ | 0 |
Based on 25 motorcycles
Popular Victory models
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Victory
Vegas 8-Ball
1,634 cc · 79 hp
3 for sale
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Cross Roads
1,731 cc · 91 hp
2 for sale
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Hammer S
1,731 cc · 97 hp
2 for sale
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High-Ball
1,731 cc · 79 hp
2 for sale
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Cross Country Tour
1,731 cc · 98 hp
1 for sale
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Vision
1,731 cc · 93 hp
1 for sale
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Cross Country
1,731 cc · 94 hp
4 for sale
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Vegas
1,634 cc · 86 hp
3 for sale
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Hammer
2 for sale
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Jackpot
2 for sale
About Victory
Victory Motorcycles was an American motorcycle brand founded in 1997 by Polaris Industries in Spirit Lake, Iowa. Developed as a direct competitor to Harley-Davidson, Victory produced large V-twin cruisers and tourers. Signature models include the Victory Vegas, Cross Country, and Vision, well-equipped, comfortable machines with a modern chassis and reliable engineering. In 2017, Polaris ended production to focus fully on its acquired brand Indian Motorcycle.
In the Dutch used-motorcycle market, Victories are attractive alternatives to Harley-Davidson: somewhat more modern in engineering, similar in riding character, and typically priced lower. The brand appeals to the same audience, riders who enjoy large, comfortable cruisers for long highway journeys. As production has ceased, parts are available through importers and US webshops but not always immediately. Victory sits alongside Indian and Harley-Davidson in the cruiser segment.




















