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Type:Cruiser
Phone:9414046561
Kawasaki Vulcan description
2005 Kawasaki Vulcan VN2000, Big Bike for sale! 2005 Kawasaki Vulcan 2000, powerful 2053 cc engine pushes you back in the seat, even at high speeds. Own the road when riding this one! Low miles for the year, a dream to ride. Needs nothing. No leaks, no complaints, treated her with love. Power Commander EX installed, programmed close to nuts, haven't had a professional dial it in with a dyno. Small ding in left side of tank, size of a golfball. All paint shines, scuff free, all chrome glistens, all leather crack-free. Custom Corbin seat, aftermarket Cobra pipes. Raised handlebars for the comfort ride. Tires good for at least another season. Best handling bike ever! The larger width rubber makes handling a dream on the highway: tarstrips, lane markers, asphalt cracks have no effect whatsoever. 2nd owner, back surgeries preventing me from riding. When I can ride fulltime again, i will be shopping for a less than 960lb bike! Hate to sell it, but I'd rather not have it sitting lonely in a garage.... Bike is located in Sarasota, FL 34233. I prefer not to deal with shipping, will coordinate loading if buyer has company. Would much rather see her get ridden to her new home. Cash or money order only. Advertising through other means as well, sure to sell quick, be the lucky one who acts quickly!! $5,500.00 9414046561
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