Victory Motorcycle Drive Belt on 2040-parts.com
Richmond, Virginia, US
used less than 4000 miles, drive belt for vegas and many other models...part number is listed ...not sure ...call your dealer for fitment, bike was converted to chain drive was the reason it was removed....these belts will go 50,000 or more miles before there worn
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