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| I now have a Victory Vegas on order and I was woundering where I can buy after market parts i.e. ( Wheels, Pipes, Handel bars.) Besides the pure polaris web site I already know about. Any other suggestions or companys you can turn me on to. Thanks Brian a soon to be a Vegas owner
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| Brian: Aftermarket stuff is hard to find. Fortunately, you don't need much. D&D makes slip on pipes that sound great (if you like loud). However, I did have to have the dealer re-tune the EFI and now it runs and sounds great.
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| Victory has an impressive amount of chrome already for a new model . D&D for pipes and Arlen Ness is making a full line off aftermarket accessories , many others will follow . Plus be creative everybody sells grips , mirrors headlights . I ripped the license plate frame off and installed a bracket with an led light off the axle intended for a softail and bullet rear turn signals off the fender . Your local upholstery shop can even spice up the seat . The Vegas is an awesome bike with a little imagination .
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| PM should be able to hook you up with wheels (also check the PurePolaris site, I just got an email telling me how much stuff they have available for the Vegas now.)
Handlebars are standard 1" diameter; you might have to do some tweaking (cable length, etc.) to get something to work properly.
Pipes- try the Stage 1 kit from PurePolaris. When you get bored of that; try Stage II. It will ruin you for any other motorcycle, car, or form of transportation. Unless you have access to a Saturn V rocket, that is. |
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