The New Batch | Victory's New 2011 Models

Here is the color-matched trunk for the Ness Cross Country. It's available for all '10-11 Cross models without having to purchase docking hardware. It's also lockable and features a LED lighting strip in the rear.

Here is the color-matched trunk for the Ness Cross Country. It's available for all '10-11

Cory Ness Signature Series Cross Country | $24,999
The '11 Cory Ness Signature Series Cross Country combines curb appeal, function, and performance. The brand-new limited edition custom touring bike (only 350 available) is flashy and practical. It features everything a touring enthusiast looks for in a rig as well as one-of-a-kind customized features.

Riding the Ness Cross Country is a blast. It's almost too much fun since the 106 accelerates you to triple-digit speeds without knowing thanks in part to the air-adjustable monoshock rear suspension and the 43mm inverted telescopic front fork that soak up the bumps brilliantly. Victory's suspension has always excelled. Another great perk of this bike, and all the Cross models, is its vast cornering clearance. Scraping the footboards is almost impossible.

What sets Cory's Cross apart from the other Cross Country's is the flashy Sunset Red paint draped over the bodywork, a suede seat, and obviously the multitude of Ness-essories top to bottom front to back including custom mirrors, chrome grips, billet passenger pegs, chrome shift and brake pegs, oil line cover, engine covers, and Ness radio display. The jugs and heads have been diamond cut, and located on the belt guard is a numbered plate with a facsimile of Cory's signature; just a minor detail but it's the little things that count. Also available for the Ness Cross Country and all Cross models is a color-matched trunk that's lockable and has oodles of storage space, with capacity for two full-face helmets. It's also available to bolt directly on to all '10-11 Cross models without having to purchase any docking hardware. Stay tuned for an in-depth review of the Cory Ness Cross Country in our sister publication, HOT BIKE Baggers.