Victory Motorcycles debuted its new “Core” Custom Concept Motorcycle at the New York International Motorcycle Show being held this weekend.
Victory Motorcycles has completed 10 years of looking forward. The CORE concept motorcycle is one bad #$$ looking Custom Bobber Motorcycle that was developed from the custom bobber motorcycles trend. It is bare bones with only the pure essentials. The Core motorcycle has a one-off sand cast tempered aluminum frame concept that takes the meaning of custom motorcycles to the cutting edge. These three Videos from Victory Motorcycles say it all. Be sure to turn up your volume.
Victory Motorcycles design team pushed the envelope of their own performance. Decades of design and fabrication experience were called upon to build the Core concept motorcycle into a full scale motorcycle. The motorcycle has no traditional bodywork with its architecture completely exposed. The Victory Core concept motorcycle incorporated technology and master construction means to go a completely different direction with the Core concept motorcycle
“CORE is pure motorcycle,” Song said. “We wanted to strip everything not critical and build a motorcycle that uses some of the production technologies we have incorporated into the Victory Vision. The frame and engine architecture of the Victory Vision was our inspiration - but we wanted to make a statement beyond ‘custom’ and create something completely unique.”
The Core Concept Motorcycle has a rigid frame body that incorporates the fuel tank, air box, battery box and the entire electrical system all in one module topped off with a contoured mahogany seat. It is a sharp looking Custom Bobber Motorcycle with purpose.
The Core concept motorcycle shows the world Victory Motorcycles dedication to the art and science of motorcycle design. Victory makes a clear statement to what they stand for. The Core is attitude…its all performance, innovation, the motorcycle and riding. Motorcycle and Custom Bobber Motorcycle enthusiasts alike should be excited with Victory’s Core concept.
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