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Mileage:560
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Engine Size (cc):649
Warranty:As is no warranty
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:Private Seller
Kawasaki Vulcan description
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This is an amazing motorcycle. Imagine, the comfort of a cruiser with the motor of a sport bike. What a combination. Not to mention all of the options available for these bikes. This motorcycle is better than new. It is in perfect condition, has a mid height quick release windshield with all bracketing installed. This bike is set up with the standard reach seat, and standard reach handlebars. The pegs are set back in the short reach position, giving you the comfort of forward controls without being set to far out. Everything else on the bike is stock, and the mileage.....yes it is accurate, only 560 miles and ready to hit the road. Shipping will be the responsibility of purchaser; I will be glad to help your shipper, if needed. You can also meet me in person for final transaction. Don't hesitate, make it your own. You will love it. $1000.00 deposit due via PayPal, within 24 hours of sell.
Please note, I will have to pay the motorcycle off. I have 100% positive feedback, and have sold many items on eBay. I am a confirmed member with both eBay and PayPal, so you can be sure this will be a smooth transaction. |
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