Victory Recalls — Canada & USA

Victory has 28 models with recall activity in our database, spanning 1999 through 2017. Across those models, 51 recall campaigns are recorded, and the concentration toward the upper tiers of the severity rating system is notable: 82% of campaigns fall into the Critical tier, with another 14% rated High, meaning 96% of all Victory recall activity carries one of the two most serious designations. Critical recalls typically involve conditions such as loss of vehicle control, fire risk, or other outcomes with direct potential for serious injury or death, while High recalls represent significant hazards that stop short of the most immediate danger thresholds. Medium and Low recalls account for just one campaign each, and no Informational-tier campaigns appear in the database at all.

The Standard Cruiser leads the lineup with 8 recalls, followed by the Cross Country at 6 and the Vegas at 5. Those three models alone represent nearly a third of all recall campaigns across the brand's 28-model footprint. The database covers the full arc of Victory's production run, from the earliest 1999 model year entries through 2017, the final year before the nameplate was discontinued. Because the lineup was relatively compact compared to larger automotive brands, the per-model recall rate across these motorcycles reflects a fairly active history of safety-related campaign activity throughout the production years.