1997 Kawasaki Vulcan on 2040-motos
Kawasaki Vulcan tech info
Kawasaki Vulcan description
New battery,fuel pump,filters,tires are good,brakes good,nice big cruiser that rides and sounds nice.I bought the front fairing and hardbags and had them painted to match but the guy used a darker grey than the original on the fenders but is hard to tell. Marine stereo and speakers in the fairing are new and they will need hooked up as I didn't get time to do it,also I was riding it recently and it would start choking out and died a couple times,I took it to the local shop and had a new fuel pump and the carb cleaned and adjusted ,long story short it's still doing it,I called the shop and he seems to think its the breather as he told me the oem breather is not all there, just one side of it is that's causing it to foul out sometimes, I'm just wanting to sell and I'm not interested in purchasing a new breather I just want to let people know that this is an issue,it's some thing that needs to be fixed although it does run great and is a nice bike.I think if you put an aftermarket breather it would fix it but I'm just speculating.You can call if interested and I can tell you more about it.
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