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This is a really nice 2001 Vulcan. Its been in great care! Very clean and currently in superb shape! Its been a toy, wasnt recklessly pre-owned. Has Vance and Hines exhaust pipes installed! Comes with bags in the back as seen in the picture. Also equipped with leather straps on the brake and the clutch and the bags as well. Comes with a cover. It has 1500 CC engine on it. It has 15600mis on it. If you have questions give me a call/text at. I dont check my email as often.
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