r/VictoryMotorcycles

Looking for some advice, I’ve always liked the looks of the victory Hammer and I have the opportunity now to purchase a 2006 with 6500 miles for $4000. I have a 2017 road king which I would never get rid of this would just be an additional motorcycle. I know the bike appears to be an excellent condition and it was owned by an elderly gentleman. I guess my hangout is the fact that victory is no more. And I’m afraid when things break I will not be able to get parts or repair. Can you guys give me some advice . I know it’s a great price, but is it easy to get parts and service on these bikes?

So I’m going to buy a 2014 cross country with 28k on the clock any thing I should double check or look out for? Thanks

Anyone have any tips/suggestions on how to go about it? Id prefer a tailbag over saddlebags, and it seems harder than i expected to find one for the curved rear fender. Preferably something i can strap straight to the fender over installing a rack/mount.