Hello!
My name is Art Fusco, and I am from Thornton, New Hampshire.

I have an ‘05 Victory Hammer [and] the attached photos [are from] an eight-week vacation with my Victory. It started at Myrtle Beach for the Fall Rally, and continued on to Daytona for Biketoberfest, and then on to Key West for Fantasy Fest.

One of the pictures was taken inside the Iron Horse in Ormond Beach during Biketoberfest.

I have a 2000 Confederate as well as my Victory Hammer, but the Hammer is my “main ride” for a lot of reasons: dependability, performance, ridability, style and uniqueness are all part of the Victory ownership experience.

My purchase of a Victory Hammer was an easy decision. I could have purchased any brand of V-twin but the Hammer is the only motorcycle under $20,000.00 that offered a 250 rear tire, 6-speed transmission, inverted forks, Brembo brakes and the power and performance of a 100-c.i. overhead cam engine… It was a “no brainer.”

I couldn't be happier with my Victory ( unless it had the S&S 106 kit!). I had the paint done by an excellent painter in a small local shop and it has received praise everywhere I ride. I try to make a point of stopping into the Victory displays at every rally I attend and have always come away feeling renewed in my passion for Victory and my Hammer!

Victory will take time to grow, but I firmly believe Victory Motorcycles will build its place in American motorcycling history and it will be a long and exciting one!

— Art Fusco