There will be a new Victory Vegas Limited Edition for 2010 for those wanting a power-cruiser with speed and power. Recently unveiled at the New York Motorcycle Show, it’s up for some hard competition with Harley Davidson, currently in some deep water over last year’s losses.

The Vegas Limited Edition is equipped with Victory’s Freedom V-Twin engine, now with 97 hp and about 150 Nm of torque. That’s plenty of pulling power from the bike, which could prove to be the fastest in the Victory line-up. Colours are Fire Ball Red, Competition Yellow, Pearl White and Turbo Silver, and other features are a colour-matched frame and swingarm contrasted with black forks and drivetrain.

The Victory Vegas Limited Edition costs about $15,999 US (approx. 11,400 euros) and can be ordered until February 15th. Only 100 will be made and certainly none of them will be coming to Europe, so we can just sit back and admire the photos.

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Victory Motorcycles, the cruiser-producing arm of U.S. powersports giant Polaris, unveiled their Core concept motorcycle at the 28th Cycle World International Motorcycle Show in New York City. The name Core because it embodies the motorcycle in its simplest form an engine, frame, wheels and front suspension.

Lead Industrial Designer, Michael Song states that, “Core is pure motorcycle, we wanted to strip everything not critical and build a motorcycle that uses some of the production technologies we have incorporated into the Victory Vision.”

Specifications and Features:

Engine: Victory Freedom 106/6 106-c.i. (1731cc) V-Twin with 6-speed overdrive
Frame: Aluminum alloy 356-T6 tempered 5-piece
Exhaust: 304 Stainless Steel left-side Scrambler high pipes
Carbon fiber rear fender and fork covers
Wheels: Victory X-Factor Wheels

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