Victory Cross Country & Cross Roads - Air Filter Replacement Guide

Tutorial for changing the air filter on your Victory Cross Country motorcycle. This should be completed every 10,000 miles as part of recommended maintenance.
Bikes:
- 1995 Honda Magna VF750C (Third Generation)
- 2013 Victory Cross Country Tour
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- Kuryakyn Mirrors - amzn.to/3ZkOII8
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- Kuryakyn Driver Pegs - amzn.to/3LUs7zp
- Kuryakyn Shifter Pegs - amzn.to/3ZgxWKl
- Corbin Gunfighter Saddle
Victory Mods:
- 7Jurock Custom Motorcycle Winshield - www.7jurock.com/
- Klock Werks Windshield - amzn.to/3z8j7ie
- Victory Heal Shifter - amzn.to/3KcYB6o
- Shortie AM/FM Antenna - amzn.to/42JRR7p
- Victory Kicker premium speakers - amzn.to/3nqojLZ
- Ipod cable extension to right saddle bag
- Victory LED Headlight - amzn.to/3zc7oPM
- Tri-Oval Stage 1 Exhaust
- Victory Stage 1 performance air filter - amzn.to/40GF2ZV (standard OEM filter)
- Kruzer Kaddy Chrome Cup Holder - amzn.to/3KdJz0x
- Kuryakyn highway pegs - amzn.to/3LOXLhE
Safety Gear:
- Shoei GT-Air (latest is GT-Air II) - amzn.to/3LXZHV1
- Shoei CNS-1 Visor - amzn.to/3ZkyeQk
- Yuasa Jumper Cables - amzn.to/40FLz6U
- Stop & Go Mini Air Compressor - amzn.to/3FWfjV8
- Stop & Go Tire Repair Kit - amzn.to/3z6cWLT
- CruzTOOLS Metric Tool Kit - amzn.to/3KaTt2G
- CruzTOOLS Harley Tool Kit - amzn.to/42H0oYT
- Carhartt Tool Roll Bag - amzn.to/42Gwx2K
- MSR Fuel Bottle 11 Ounce - amzn.to/3z828Na
- MSR Fuel Bottle 20 Ounce - amzn.to/3LZMPxT
- MSR Fuel Bottle 30 Ounce - amzn.to/3LUubr9
- Adventure Medical First Aid Kit - amzn.to/3LW5f2m
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[@RAWelborn]

Great video. Thanks!

[@franklopez7613]

One of the best videos I’ve seen to help Victory owners do it themselves! 👍🏼 thank you

[@chasingredlineofficial]

Thank you for the kind words Frank!

[@klutch1346]

Excellently done

[@chasingredlineofficial]

Thank you!

[@michaelroy925]

Very good video! 😀👍

[@chasingredlineofficial]

Thank you Michael!

[@steverollins4690]

Great video, thanks

[@chasingredlineofficial]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@vincenttarquini4235]

Informative video, replacing the air filter on the Victory Vision is a bit simpler since it is a frame mounted fairing. The air filter bracket is just behind the headlights and easy to reach. No console or tank removal required Just an allen wrench. Safe riding.

[@chasingredlineofficial]

Thanks for watching Vincent. I'll hopefully get my hands on a Vision before long so I can get some support out to that community as well.

[@haroldcotten1840]

Would a Lloyds filter be the same process, thanks for this video it's a good one so DIY can do it

[@chasingredlineofficial]

The process would be the same. The only difference would be that the Lloydz comes with a bracket that replaces the air filter cover entirely. One thing to note is that it is recommended to also install a fuel controller with the Lloydz.

[@haroldcotten1840]

@@chasingredlineofficial
Yea I have that when I get ready to clean it, if it was the same thank you for responding

[@chasingredlineofficial]

You should be set then! Yep, just follow the same procedure and you will be golden.

[@jeremyscott7740]

This doesn’t have todo with the air filter. But have you experienced a lot of wind buffeting on the highway? If so what I’ve you done to reduce it? Thanks in advanced!

[@chasingredlineofficial]

Hey Jeremy! Yes I have. My bike is a Cross Country Tour so it originally started with the hard lowers. I experienced no problematic buffeting while those were installed. However, I removed them as I wanted a little more wind exposure. Once I did that, the buffeting coming from over the tank and up under the fairing was awful. So I picked up some lower deflectors that attach directly to the forks. Those brought the buffeting down to a manageable level and I've had the bike in that state since. Check out the 30k mile review video and there are some shots of how the deflector looks. Mine were from Arlen Ness but I don't think they sell them anymore. Witchdoctors has a version that looks to be the same shape as well. Good luck and let me know what you try and how it goes!
Links:
- CCT Stock Deflector (I haven't tried this by itself, only had it on when the hard lowers were also on) - amzn.to/3yBnW3m
- Witchdoctors (closest to mine) - buywitchdoctors.com/products/lower-wind-deflectors-flat-black-by-witchdoctors-mid-defflblk?variant=19576215633989