• The Victory Vegas Jackpot is an American-made, mid-level cruiser that was manufactured in 2006 and continues to be in production as of 2010. The 2007 model is largely identical to the previous year's model with the exception of a stronger and lighter swing-arm, improved seat and altered aesthetic design.
  
  

Dimensions and Exterior

• The 2007 Victory Vegas Jackpot is 96.3 inches in length, 47.3 inches in height, 37 inches in width, 5.3 inches in ground clearance, and 66.3 inches wheelbase. It has a dry weight of 659 pounds, which does not include a full fuel capacity of 4.5 gallons. It is capable of a gross vehicular weight of 1,155 pounds. The exterior comes equipped with a handlebar lock, exterior covers and guards, front and rear steel fenders, rubber hand grips, rear-view folding mirrors and a kick stand.
  
  

Engine and Transmission

• The 2007 Victory Vegas has an air and oil-cooled, four-stroke, two-cylinder V Twin injection engine with eight valves in SOHC configuration. With a bore of 3.98 inches, a stroke of 4.02 inches and a compression ratio of 9.8:1, this produces a displacement of 1634cc and an engine displacement to weight ratio of 2.48cc. Started electrically, the engine is controlled by a six-speed manual transmission using a belt-drive primary drive.
  
  

Chassis

• The steel frame chassis has a front fork diameter of 1.7 inches, a rake of 33.5 degrees, and a telescopic fork suspension in the front and a twin-sided aluminum swing arm suspension in the rear, with a front and rear suspension travel of 5.1 and 3 inches, respectively. The aluminum wheels are fitted with a 90/90 21 tire in the front and a 250/40 R18 tire in the rear, with a front and rear tire aspect ratio of 90 and 40, respectively. Together, both tires produce a trail of 5.1 inches. Disc brakes are fitted in both the front and rear with a brake diameter of 11.8 inches each.