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2013 Victory High-Ball 
With its classic design the Victory High Ball managed to conquer a lot of fans. The elements that play a major role in giving it a unique look are the elegant fuel tank, low placed saddle and the black fenders. You’ll also like the raised handlebar and the classic headlamp. The 2013 Victory High Ball is powered by a 106 cubic-inch freedom v-twin engine which delivers an impressive torque, rated at 110 ft-lbs. Needless to say that the engine includes modern technologies such as EFI, 4-valve overhead cams and self-adjusting cam chain tensioners. The engine’s torque is sent to the 16 inch rear wheel through a six speed Overdrive transmission. It’s also worthy of being mentioned that the 16” black 60-spoke laced wheels are shod in classic whitewall tires and they complete the Victory High-Ball’s timeless bobber style. Hit the jump for more information on the 2013 Victory High Ball. Full story
2012 Victory High Ball
Victory knows how to build some of the most stunning bikes in the market, and even if they have to strip down the bike to its bare necessities - an aesthetic throwback of sorts - they know how to do it in style. The all-new Victory High Ball fits all the qualifications of a no-nonsense cruiser with the spirit of the classic bobber style oozing from its design. The bike was built piece by piece around Victory’s road-pounding 106 Freedom V-Twin, ensuring a ride that not only offers unbridled power but also the kind of remarkable agility that Victory bikes have come to be known for. The blacked-out Apes on the bike exudes a stunning profile. Moreover, the High Ball also comes with a short front fender that offers protection from whatever the road throws your way without taking away from the “bare necessities” spirit of the bobber style. The High Ball also carries a pair of 16" wheels with an old-school lace design and white sidewalls, carrying the throwback look to stunning new heights. Even the matte-black and white color schemes on the tank tie in with the rest of the bike’s retro look while a specially designed, painted-on logo provides the final touch on a truly unique cruiser bike. In addition to its tremendous cruiser looks, the High Ball is powered by Victory’s renowned Freedom 106 V-Twin engine that produces 97 horsepower and 113 lb/ft of torque. Find out more about the victory High Ball after the jump. Full story | Find us on Facebook | |||||||||||||||
