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Victory Motorcycles V92C User Manual

Victory Motorcycles V92C
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V92C
2002
V92C DELUXE

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Victory Motorcycles V92C Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandVictory Motorcycles
ModelV92C
CategoryMotorcycle
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction

Read the Owner’s Manual

Essential information for safe riding and proper maintenance of 2002 Victory motorcycles.

Symbols and Terms Used in the Owner’s Manual

Explains signal words and symbols for safety and hazard indication.

Safety Precautions

Safe Riding

Guidelines and design factors affecting how to ride the Victory motorcycle safely.

Safe Riding Practices

General practices for safe motorcycle operation, including pre-ride checks and skill awareness.

Carrying a Passenger

Instructions for safely carrying a passenger, including positioning and communication.

Protective Apparel

Recommendations for essential protective gear for riders to reduce injury risk.

Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR)

Explains total weight limits for the motorcycle, operator, and passenger.

Loading

Guidelines for attaching cargo and accessories to maintain motorcycle stability and handling.

Saddlebags

Guidelines for operating a motorcycle with saddlebags, including speed and weight limits.

Parking

Procedures for parking the motorcycle safely, including steering lock and hot components.

Transporting

Instructions for safely transporting the motorcycle using trucks or trailers.

Product Modifications

Information on how modifications can void warranty and affect safety.

Selecting and Installing Accessories

Guidelines for choosing and mounting accessories to ensure safe operation.

Gasoline and Exhaust Gases

Safety precautions for refueling and handling gasoline and exhaust fumes.

Maintenance

Requirements for keeping the motorcycle in top working condition through regular service.

Location of Safety and Vehicle Information Labels

Identifies the location of important safety and vehicle information labels on the motorcycle.

Reporting Safety Defects

Procedure for reporting vehicle defects to NHTSA and Polaris Industries.

Motorcycle Description

Vehicle Identification Number

Details on locating and using the VIN for registration and parts ordering.

Engine Identification Number

Information on the engine identification number's location and purpose.

Ignition Key Number

How to find the ignition key identification number.

Instruments and Controls

Ignition Key

How the ignition key operates the steering lock and ignition switch.

Steering Lock

How to use the steering lock to deter theft and prevent movement.

Ignition Switch/Seat Release

Functions of the ignition switch including Off, On, Park, and Seat Release positions.

Helmet Holders

Location and use of helmet holders under the operator's seat.

Instrument Cluster

Overview of the instrument cluster components: speedometer, tachometer, and indicator lights.

Indicator Lights

Explanation of various indicator lights and their meanings.

Multi-Function Display (MFD)

How to use the MFD to view odometer, trip odometer, clock, fuel gauge, etc.

Left Side Handlebar Controls

Controls located on the left handlebar, including fast idle, headlamp, turn signals, and horn.

Right Side Handlebar Controls

Controls on the right handlebar, including engine stop/run, emergency flashers, starter button, and throttle grip.

Gear Shift Pedal

Controls gear changes for the five-speed transmission.

Rear Brake Pedal

Engages the rear brake.

Fuel Cap

Instructions for opening and closing the fuel cap.

Side Covers

How to remove and reinstall side covers for access to components.

Sidestand

Location and operation of the motorcycle's sidestand.

Operation

Fueling and Fill Height

Procedure for fueling the motorcycle and correct fill height.

Starting the Engine

Step-by-step instructions for starting the motorcycle's engine.

Shifting Gears

How to shift gears using the five-speed transmission.

Accelerating

How to accelerate the motorcycle smoothly and safely.

Braking

Procedures for applying front and rear brakes effectively and safely.

Stopping the Engine

Steps to safely stop the motorcycle's engine.

Parking

Procedures for parking the motorcycle securely.

Maintenance

Initial Maintenance

Recommended maintenance after the first 500 miles for optimal performance and durability.

Periodic Maintenance Intervals

Table outlining recommended maintenance schedules for various components.

Engine Oil

Procedures for changing engine oil, checking oil level, and inspecting the air filter.

Drive Belt

Checking drive belt condition, tension, and alignment.

Rear Suspension

Adjusting the rear shock absorber for proper suspension sag.

Front Suspension and Steering

Checking front forks, fork oil, steering, and front axle.

Fuel System

Inspecting fuel hoses, connections, and the fuel tank.

Fast Idle Lever

Checking and adjusting the fast idle lever and cable.

Throttle

Checking and adjusting the throttle control grip and cable freeplay.

Clutch

Checking clutch lever/cable, lubricating lever, and adjusting freeplay.

Tires

Checking tire pressure, condition, and tread depth.

Check or Replace Spark Plugs

Inspecting and replacing spark plugs for engine performance.

Check Exhaust System

Inspecting the exhaust system for leaks and tightening fasteners.

Remove and Install Seats

Instructions for removing and reinstalling the motorcycle seats.

Battery

Procedures for removing, charging, and installing the motorcycle battery.

Electrical Equipment

Replacing fuses in the electrical system.

Adjust Headlamp

How to adjust the motorcycle's headlamp aim.

Remove and Install Saddlebags

Instructions for removing and reinstalling saddlebags.

Sidestand

Lubricating and inspecting the motorcycle's sidestand.

Check Fasteners

Inspecting the motorcycle for loose or damaged fasteners.

Road Test

Performing a road test after service to ensure proper operation.

Cleaning and Storage

Cleaning

General instructions for cleaning the motorcycle to protect it from corrosion.

Washing and Drying

Step-by-step guide for washing and drying the motorcycle safely.

Waxing, Polishing, and Applying Protectants

How to wax, polish, and apply protectants to enhance appearance and longevity.

Windshield Care

Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the motorcycle windshield.

Leather Saddlebag Care

How to clean and condition leather saddlebags.

Repairing Painted Surface Damage

How to repair chips or scratches in the motorcycle's paint.

Storage

Guidelines for storing the motorcycle to prevent damage during long periods.

Preparing for Storage

Choosing a suitable location and preparing the motorcycle for storage.

Clean and Protect the Motorcycle

Cleaning and waxing the motorcycle before storage.

Stabilize Fuel

Procedure for stabilizing fuel in the tank for storage.

Protect Engine Components

Steps to protect engine components during motorcycle storage.

Inflate Tires

Inflating tires to normal pressure before storage.

Remove, Clean, and Store Battery

Instructions for removing, cleaning, and storing the motorcycle battery.

Park and Cover the Motorcycle

How to park and cover the motorcycle for storage.

Maintaining During Storage

Checks to perform while the motorcycle is in storage.

Removing from Storage

Steps to take when removing the motorcycle from storage.

Warranties

Motorcycle Noise Regulation

Regulations concerning motorcycle noise control and tampering.

Noise Emission Warranty

Warranty coverage for the exhaust system's compliance with noise standards.

Emissions Control System Warranty

Warranty details for the motorcycle's emission control system.

Your Warranty Rights and Obligations

Explains owner's rights and responsibilities under the emission control warranty.

Manufacturer’s Warranty Coverage

Details on the warranty coverage period for Class III motorcycles.

Owner’s Warranty Responsibilities

Owner's responsibilities for maintenance and presenting the motorcycle for service.

II. Limitations

What is not covered by the Emission Control System warranty.

III. Limited Liability

Limitations on Victory's liability under the Emission Control System warranty.

IV. Legal Rights

Information on specific legal rights granted by the warranty.

V. This Warranty Is In Addition To The Victory Limited Motorcycle Warranty.

Clarifies that this warranty is supplementary to the limited warranty.

VI. Additional Information.

General additional information regarding warranty and parts.

Victory Motorcycle Warranty Policy

Details of the one-year limited warranty on all Victory motorcycle components.

Warranty Coverage And Exclusions:

Exclusions from warranty coverage and available remedies for breaches.

Specifications

Dimensions

Physical measurements of the V92C Standard and Deluxe Cruiser models.

Weight

Dry weight, wet weight, and GVWR for the motorcycle models.

Capacities

Engine oil and fuel capacities for the motorcycle.

Engine

Engine model, configuration, displacement, cooling, and compression details.

Drive System

Transmission type, primary reduction system, and gear shift pattern.

Internal Gear Ratios

Specific gear ratios for the 5-speed transmission.

Chassis

Front and rear suspension travel, front/rear brake specifications.

Wheels and Tires

Details on wheel types, sizes, and tire specifications.

Lights and Fuses

Specifications for fuses and bulbs used in the motorcycle's lighting system.

Fuel Specifications

Recommended fuel types and octane rating for the motorcycle.

Engine Oil Specifications

Recommended engine oil type and viscosity.

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