Standard Cruiser

This manual provides comprehensive parts identification for the 1999 Standard Cruiser motorcycle, model codes V99CB15D and V99CB15L. Established in 1998 as a subsidiary of Polaris Industries, the brand aimed to offer a distinct American cruiser experience. The Standard Cruiser, one of the brand's initial offerings, features a 1507cc V-twin engine and a 5-speed transmission, embodying a classic cruiser aesthetic. This 49-page English-language parts manual is an essential resource for owners and mechanics, detailing components across the engine, chassis, wheels, brakes, fuel, exhaust, electrical systems, and controls, facilitating accurate part sourcing and understanding of the motorcycle's construction.

The 2001 Standard Cruiser represents a cornerstone in early production, embodying a commitment to American-style cruiser design and engineering. As a subsidiary of Polaris Industries, the aim was to offer a blend of traditional styling with modern performance. This particular model, with its covered model codes including V01CB15 variants, is designed for riders who appreciate robust V-twin power and classic cruiser aesthetics. The heritage, rooted in Spirit Lake, Iowa, emphasizes a dedication to quality construction and a distinct riding experience, positioning the Standard Cruiser as a reliable choice for both casual riding and longer journeys.

This workshop service repair manual covers the Polaris Victory Cruiser Series for the model years 2002, 2003, and 2004, encompassing variants such as the Standard, Deluxe, Classic Cruiser, and Touring Cruiser. These motorcycles are known for their American-made quality, featuring powerful V-twin engines, distinctive styling, and a focus on ride comfort, particularly in the touring models. The Victory Cruiser line represented Polaris's significant entry into the large-displacement cruiser market, offering a blend of modern technology and classic aesthetics, manufactured in Spirit Lake, Iowa.

This manual covers the Victory Cruiser Motorcycle models produced between 2002 and 2004, including the Standard, Deluxe, Classic, and Touring variants. Known for its powersports vehicles, the Victory brand was introduced as a premium American motorcycle offering. These cruiser motorcycles are characterized by their V-twin engines, robust steel frames, and comfortable riding ergonomics, designed for both spirited riding and long-distance touring. The engineering emphasizes reliable performance and distinctive American styling, positioning them as a strong contender in the cruiser market.

The Classic Cruiser, produced from 2002 to 2004, represents the brand's initial foray into the cruiser motorcycle market, characterized by its American-made V-twin engine and traditional styling. This first-generation model, built in Spirit Lake, Iowa, aimed to establish the brand as a premium alternative to established American motorcycle manufacturers. With its V-Twin, Four-stroke engine, likely displacing 1507cc and featuring fuel injection, the Classic Cruiser offered a potent blend of classic aesthetics and modern engineering for its era. Its robust construction and focus on rider comfort made it a notable entry in the cruiser segment, appealing to those who appreciated American craftsmanship and a distinctive V-twin experience.

The Victory Touring Classic Cruiser motorcycles, covering model years 2002, 2003, and 2004, represent a significant offering in the cruiser and touring segment. Engineered by Victory Motorcycles, a division of Polaris Industries, these bikes are characterized by their robust V-twin engines, often featuring a displacement of 1500cc or 1634cc and delivering substantial torque for a commanding ride. Designed for both comfortable long-distance touring and classic cruising, the range includes various trim levels such as the Standard Cruiser, Deluxe Cruiser, and Touring Cruiser variants. These motorcycles are noted for their powerful performance, comfortable ergonomics, and distinctive styling, aiming to provide a compelling alternative within the American motorcycle market.

This manual covers the Victory Touring Cruiser and Classic Cruiser motorcycles produced between 2002 and 2004. These American-made V-twin motorcycles are known for their distinctive styling and comfortable ride, making them suitable for both long-distance touring and casual cruising. The various models, including Standard Cruiser, Deluxe Cruiser, Touring Cruiser, and Deluxe Touring Cruiser, share the robust Victory Touring/Classic Cruiser Platform. This resource provides detailed information to ensure these machines are maintained and operated to their full potential.