We now have this Stunning 2020/20 One Owner Kawasaki Vulcan 650 in Black and Gold with a great Spec including a Sissy Bar with Saddle bags, a Touring Screen...
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All three—the base S, the S ABS, and the S Cafe—are powered by the same 649cc, liquid-cooled, DOHC, parallel-twin engine, and each one also...
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Differentiating between the three Vulcan S models is easy. The ABS version adds ABS for $400, while the Cafe edition steps up from the ABS model...
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Unlike any other cruiser, the Vulcan® S is designed to transport riders into a sporty realm in edgy style. Blending an aggressive ride with a vintage styling...
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The city is where the Vulcan S really stands out. The seat is very low, with a reach of just 705 mm to the ground, so traffic lights, congestion...
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Kawasaki's streetbike release for the 2020 model year features most of its Vulcan cruisers, cruising tourers, and retro classics coming back...
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The Vulcan S is powered by the 649cc parallel twin that does duty in the Ninja 650, giving it a sharper edge over other entry-level cruisers.
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Here is the complete list of on-road models for the 2020 Kawasaki motorcycle lineup. Check out all 2020 Kawasaki models here.
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Available in a new scheme of metallic matte graphite gray / metallic spark black with a green frame and the carryover option of candy lime green...
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This is a low-priced, lightweight cruiser based round a detuned commuter engine, with more matt plastic than machined metal and blingy chrome.
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