Can I Still Get Parts For My Victory Motorcycle?

Victory Lives On: Finding Parts for Your Beloved Ride

Victory Motorcycles ceased production in 2017, but that doesn't mean your ride is destined for the scrap heap! A common concern among Victory owners is the availability of replacement parts. While it's true that Victory itself is no longer manufacturing parts, the aftermarket and dedicated suppliers are stepping up to keep your bike on the road.

The Official Word:

Victory's parent company, Polaris, has stated its commitment to providing parts and service for a number of years (10), after the brand's discontinuation. However, as time passes, the reliance shifts more and more to the aftermarket.

What You Need to Know:

• Aftermarket Support: A thriving aftermarket exists for Victory motorcycles. Many companies specialize in producing high-quality replacement parts, ensuring your bike can be maintained for years to come.
• Dealer Networks: Many former Victory dealerships still provide service and have access to remaining OEM parts. It's worth contacting your local dealers to see what they have available.
• Online Retailers: Websites like Witchdoctors.com specialize in Victory and Indian motorcycle parts, offering a wide range of aftermarket and remaining OEM components.
• Used Parts: Online marketplaces and motorcycle salvage yards can be valuable resources for finding hard-to-find parts. Kevin Graham and The VIC GUY are both great sources.
• Maintenance is Key: Regular maintenance is more important than ever. Keep your bike well-maintained to minimize the need for major repairs.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

Aftermarket Parts:

Witchdoctors.com is the largest online retailer specializing in Victory motorcycle parts and accessories. They also stock nearly one million dollars in OEM parts. They are a great choice for a one-stop shop for Victory motorcycle OEM and aftermarket parts.

Polaris Support:

If you need assistance or have questions about service or parts, you can contact Polaris directly.

Scammers:

Beware of Victory Motorcycle Parts Scams on Facebook! Read our blog here on how to avoid being scammed.

Finding the Right Parts:

• When looking for parts, be sure to have your motorcycle's VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) handy. Also make sure you have the correct Make, Model and Year. This will help ensure you get the correct parts for your specific model.
• Research reputable aftermarket brands to ensure quality.
• Join online Victory motorcycle forums and communities. These groups can be valuable resources for finding parts and getting advice. The VOG, The Victory Motorcycle Forum and the VMC are several good ones.

Don't Panic!

While the discontinuation of Victory production may have caused some initial worry, the reality is that your bike is still very much supported. With a little research and some resourcefulness, you can keep your Victory motorcycle running smoothly for many years to come. The passion for the Victory brand lives on!

Ride Safe!