2012 Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 Voyager Abs on 2040-motos
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2012 Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 Voyager ABS, $17150 OTD CASH PRICE! - Classic Good Looks, Top-Shelf Comfort For those who heed the call of the open road, the Vulcan 1700 Voyager satisfies that wanderlust – and then some. Complete with all the full-dress accouterments necessary to keep riders and passengers comfortable on long journeys and equipped with a powerful engine that helps eat up the miles, the Voyager delivers a memorable experience in classic style. And with its muscle car-inspired styling, the curvaceous Voyager turns heads whether your destination is across the country or just across town. The Voyager boasts all the stuff you’ll need for adventurous treks: a smooth and torquey 1,700 cc V-twin powerplant, large frame-mounted fairing, beautifully integrated luggage that stows a week’s worth of gear, a comfortable saddle, electronic cruise control, high-fidelity sound system, optional K-ACT anti-lock / integrated braking system and the sort of design acumen and dependability Kawasaki is renowned for.
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