The 2010 Victory Cross Country (priced at $17,999) and Cross Roads (priced at $15,999) utilize a sand cast aluminum frame and the same air-cooled, 106 cubic inch (1,731cc) engine found in the Vision. The engine produces 92 hp and 109 ft-lbs of torque.
The Cross Country wears a large, fork-mounted fairing, while the Cross Roads incorporates a removable Lexan windshield. Victory claims both bikes have the lowest seats and the lightest weight in their class. Features include:
- Weatherproof hard cases offering a total capacity of 21.3 gallons; 70% more than the Yamaha Stratoliner, and 25% more than the Harley-Davidson Street Glide
- Standard chrome tubular highway bars on the Cross Roads, and forged aluminum highway bars on the Cross Country
- Adjustable rear air suspension via Schrader valve
- A standard AM/FM stereo on the Cross Country, with iPod connectivity, and optional cruise control
 Crosses |  Cross Country Action |  Cross Roads Action II |  Together |
 Cross Country Skulls |  Cross Country Cherry |  Cross Country Black |  Skull Front |
 Cross Roads Action |  Cross Country |  Cross Roads Rear |  Cross Roads Profile |
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