Polaris 2004 Victory Vegas- User Manual

Polaris 2004 Victory Vegas

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – WARNING; The engine exhaust from this
  • Page 3 – We’ve created a web site just for YOU!; Technical tips
  • Page 4 – VEGAS; t S; VEGAS ANSS
  • Page 5 – FOREWORD; Thank you for choosing a Polaris VICTORY motorcycle!
  • Page 6 – TABLE OF CONTENTS
  • Page 7 – INTRODUCTION; Read the Owner’s Manual; add to your enjoyment and keep you riding safely.
  • Page 8 – SAFETY; Symbols and Terms Used in the Owner’s Manual; Notice
  • Page 9 – Safe Riding Practices; operating the motorcycle.
  • Page 10 – can make handling difficult, which could cause loss of control.
  • Page 11 – Know your skills and limits, and ride within them.; VICTORY Service Manual
  • Page 12 – increase the possibility of losing control.; Reduce your speed when:
  • Page 13 – Improper braking may cause loss
  • Page 14 – and cause loss of control.; Carrying a Passenger; To carry a passenger safely, do the following:
  • Page 15 – Protective Apparel; reducing head injuries.
  • Page 16 – any additional cargo on the motorcycle.
  • Page 17 – Example 1: VEGAS / VEGAS ANSS with no accessories or cargo; Total Weight; Item; Total Weight
  • Page 18 – Carrying Cargo; guidelines also refer to the contents of any accessories.
  • Page 19 – Saddlebags; Distribute weight evenly in each of the saddlebags.; Transporting the Motorcycle; If you must transport the motorcycle:
  • Page 20 – Parking the Motorcycle; If in doubt, contact your authorized VICTORY Dealer.
  • Page 21 – Accessory Selection and Installation
  • Page 22 – Gasoline and Exhaust
  • Page 23 – Maintenance; cycle or result in bodily injury.
  • Page 27 – See page 26 for decal type and description.
  • Page 28 – Information varies by model
  • Page 29 – See page 28 for decal type and description.
  • Page 30 – Location F
  • Page 31 – See page 30 for decal type and description.
  • Page 32 – Location H (EMISSION CONTROL INFORMATION)
  • Page 33 – Reporting Safety Defects; US Department of Transportation
  • Page 34 – COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION; VEGAS / VEGAS ANSS Handlebar Components
  • Page 35 – VEGAS / VEGAS ANSS Components
  • Page 37 – Vehicle Identification Number; or to order replacement parts.
  • Page 38 – Engine Identification Number; VICTORY dealer can assist you in obtaining a replacement key.
  • Page 39 – INSTRUMENTS, FEATURES AND CONTROLS; Ignition Key; The ignition key operates the ignition switch and parking lights.; Ignition Switch; electrical switches and buttons.; Off Position; key can be removed. Turn the ignition switch to the OFF position and; On Position; flashers, turn signals and all other electrical features.; Caution
  • Page 40 – Instrument Cluster; The instrument cluster includes the speedometer, the tachometer
  • Page 41 – An accessory tachometer (1) is available through your VICTORY
  • Page 42 – Indicator Lights; The neutral indicator illuminates when the transmission is
  • Page 44 – Left Handlebar Controls
  • Page 45 – The turn signal switch activates and cancels the turn signals. To; Clutch Lever; the transmission is in gear and the clutch is engaged (see page 66).
  • Page 46 – Right Handlebar Controls
  • Page 47 – Front Brake Lever
  • Page 49 – Fuel Cap; The fuel cap must be opened and closed with the ignition key.
  • Page 50 – Side Covers; The sidestand is located on the left side of the motorcycle.; the sidestand back into its fully retracted position.
  • Page 52 – Check Electrical Equipment; neutral indicator should remain illuminated.; Headlamp; taillight brightness should increase.
  • Page 53 – Turn Signals; Press the horn button. The horn should sound loudly.; Engine Stop/Run Switch; you use the motorcycle.
  • Page 54 – Check Engine Oil Level; We recommend the use of only VICTORY brand Semi-Synthetic
  • Page 55 – Check Fuel Components; Fuel Level; The light; Fuel Hose, Rail and Connections; dampness or stains from leaking or dried fuel.; Evaporative Emission Control System (California model only)
  • Page 56 – Check Tires; Tire Pressure; tires immediately (see the; Tire Tread Depth
  • Page 57 – Check Brakes; Front Brake Lever Movement
  • Page 58 – Rear Brake Pedal Freeplay and Movement
  • Page 59 – Check Hoses and Connections; Check Throttle Control Grip and Cables
  • Page 63 – Check Sidestand; position and back again. It should move smoothly and quietly. When; Check Fasteners; torque (see the specifications section of this manual or see the
  • Page 64 – OPERATION
  • Page 65 – Engine Break-in Period
  • Page 66 – Owner’s Manual
  • Page 67 – Fueling and Fill Height; the surrounding area.; switch from the STOP position to the RUN position 4-5 times.
  • Page 68 – Starting the Engine; restraints for tightness.
  • Page 69 – motorcycle until the lever stops.
  • Page 70 – Shifting Gears
  • Page 71 – the clutch lever and open the throttle.
  • Page 72 – above that in the table of recommended shift points.; Recommended Shift Points
  • Page 73 – Accelerating; the motorcycle accelerates.; open the throttle gradually.
  • Page 74 – Braking; brakes gradually if you need to stop.
  • Page 75 – Stopping the Engine; you may lose control.
  • Page 76 – the motorcycle so that it is stable when it rests on the sidestand.
  • Page 78 – MAINTENANCE
  • Page 79 – Initial Maintenance; performance for its entire service life.; Periodic Maintenance Intervals
  • Page 80 – Periodic Maintenance Interval Table
  • Page 83 – MAINTENANCE RECORD
  • Page 85 – Engine Oil; Changing Engine Oil and Oil Filter (Oil Change Kit PN 2873551)
  • Page 86 – Change Engine Oil and Oil Filter; by hand
  • Page 87 – With the transmission in neutral, start and run the engine for
  • Page 88 – Inspect Air Filter; Wear face protection when using pressurized air.
  • Page 89 – Inspect Drive Sprocket and Sprocket Nut
  • Page 90 – Drive Belt; Check Drive Belt Condition; should be replaced at periodic intervals (see the; Check Drive Belt Tension; Make sure the drive belt is dry and at room temperature.
  • Page 91 – zero force
  • Page 92 – Adjust Drive Belt Tension; Before adjusting drive belt tension, inspect wheel
  • Page 93 – Rear Wheel; Alignment
  • Page 96 – Rear Suspension; Adjust Rear Shock Absorber
  • Page 97 – have that person sit on the passenger seat with riding gear on.
  • Page 98 – spanner nut closest to the spring is the adjuster nut (2). Loosen the
  • Page 99 – Inspect Swing Arm and Rear Axle; freely without binding.
  • Page 100 – Front Suspension and Steering; Check Front Forks; times. The front suspension should operate smoothly and quietly.; Replace Front Fork Oil; procedures and special tools required, see the
  • Page 101 – Inspect Steering and Front Axle; or a block of wood or steel placed securely under the frame.; steering head when checked (see the
  • Page 102 – Fuel System; Check Crankcase Ventilation Hose and Connections; Remove the front and rear fuel tank mounting screws.
  • Page 103 – line to the right of breather hose.; Replace Fuel Filter; tools required, see the
  • Page 104 – Fast Idle Lever and Cable; Move the fast idle lever. It should move smoothly from; Fast Idle Lever Freeplay
  • Page 106 – Throttle; Check Throttle Control Grip and Cable
  • Page 107 – Clutch; Check Clutch Lever and Cable
  • Page 108 – Lubricate Clutch Lever; Remove clutch lever pivot nut and screw.
  • Page 109 – Adjust Clutch Freeplay; Turn the cable adjuster in or out until the clutch freeplay (A)
  • Page 110 – Lubricate Control Cables; Throttle Cables
  • Page 111 – Brakes; Check Front Brake Lever Movement; see the; Lubricate Front Brake Lever
  • Page 112 – Check Front Brake Fluid Level; handlebars until the front brake fluid reservoir is level.; Add Front Brake Fluid; Wipe the area around the reservoir cover with a clean cloth.
  • Page 113 – the brakes to malfunction.; Check Rear Brake Pedal Freeplay and Movement
  • Page 114 – Adjust Rear Brake Pedal Freeplay; To check the rear brake fluid level, remove the right side
  • Page 115 – Add Rear Brake Fluid; placed securely under the frame.
  • Page 117 – Check Brake Pads; VICTORY Service; Check Brake Disc
  • Page 118 – Gear Shift Pedal; Adjust Gear Shift Pedal Height
  • Page 119 – Tires; Check Tire Pressure
  • Page 120 – Check Tire Condition; tires immediately (see your; Check Tread Depth
  • Page 121 – Check Wheel Spokes
  • Page 122 – Check or Replace Spark Plugs; condition of one plug is markedly different from the other, see the
  • Page 123 – Remove the spark plug from the cylinder head with a 5/8 inch spark
  • Page 124 – Check Engine Compression; check procedures and special tools required, see the; Check Exhaust System
  • Page 125 – Seat Removal and Installation; cause a sudden shift in riding position, causing loss of control.
  • Page 126 – Battery; vegetable oil. Call physician immediately.; reason. Keep the battery connections clean and tight at all times.
  • Page 127 – Battery Removal
  • Page 128 – Battery Charging; The battery may contain explosive gases.; thin film of dielectric grease to the posts and cable connectors.
  • Page 129 – Battery Installation
  • Page 130 – Fuses; place. A spare 15 amp fuse is located in the fuse box.; Fuse Application
  • Page 131 – Headlamp Adjustment
  • Page 132 – Sidestand; Inspect Sidestand Pad; firmly attached to the sidestand.
  • Page 133 – Sidestand Lubrication; Install the pivot bolt and tighten to specified torque.
  • Page 134 – Road Test; safe and enjoyable vehicle performance.
  • Page 136 – CLEANING; working order and appearance.; General Cleaning
  • Page 137 – Washing and Drying the Motorcycle; into contact with electrical components or connectors.; reach with a cloth or a sponge.
  • Page 138 – Dry these components thoroughly before using the motorcycle.; use on the type of surface you plan to clean.
  • Page 139 – Waxing, Polishing and Applying Protectants; (Items Other Than Windshields and Leather Saddlebags); finish of painted surfaces.; motorcycle while riding, which may cause loss of control.
  • Page 140 – Windshield Care; sponge clean by rinsing it frequently.
  • Page 141 – Leather Saddlebag Care
  • Page 142 – STORAGE; removing it from storage.; Storage Area Preparation; The storage surface should be free of oil and gasoline.; Clean and Protect the Motorcycle; Do not apply rubber protectant to the tire tread surfaces.
  • Page 143 – Fuel Stabilizer; the oil filter when you remove the motorcycle from storage.; oil you poured in the spark plug holes.
  • Page 144 – Tire Inflation
  • Page 145 – Removal from Storage
  • Page 146 – WARRANTIES; Motorcycle Noise Regulation; Noise Emission Warranty
  • Page 147 – Emissions Control System Warranty; Your Warranty Rights and Obligations
  • Page 148 – Owner’s Warranty Responsibilities
  • Page 151 – III. Limited Liability
  • Page 152 – VICTORY Motorcycle Division, Polaris Sales Inc.
  • Page 153 – VICTORY Motorcycle Warranty Policy; Limited Warranty
  • Page 154 – Warranty Coverage And Exclusions:
  • Page 156 – SPECIFICATIONS
  • Page 160 – Fuel Specifications
  • Page 161 – IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS; Record important numbers below.; Vehicle Identification Number:
  • Page 162 – INDEX
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WARNING The engine exhaust from this product contains chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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