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2005 Kawasaki Nomad 11746 miles Fi2000 Digital Fuel Processor Vance & Hines Dual Bagger Exhaust Ported Right side air intake (The popular 'Caddman mod'. Explanation below) Cargo Rack IN PERFECT CONDITION My wife was never really fond of me having a bike, and I have stopped taking it out, so it's time for it to find a new home. This is a lot of bike for the money. It's been a real head turner. HD people are always surprised it's a Kawasaki. I am the second owner. It has been garaged and well maintained. Tires still have a lot of life on them. (see pic) I added a Fi2000 Fuel Processor and ported the right side air intake. The get up and go it gave this already powerful engine was amazing. When you look at a Nomad you notice the two big, chrome air filters. Well, all is not as it seems. The right air cleaner is fake. Here's how it actually works. Air enters the back of the left air cleaner through a small opening, goes through the air filter, travels between the cylinders through a small tube into the fake right side air cleaner, past some emissions devices, and finally makes its way into the actual air intake. A fairly restrictive factory intake. So I replaced the fake right air cleaner with a real open element air filter (K&N filter) and leave the factory left side air cleaner in place. The factory fuel injection system is open loop (no feedback) so increasing the air intake will make the mixture very lean as the computer doesn't compensate for mass air flow. So I added the Fi2000. It has Vance & Hines Dual Bagger Pipes on it. Just sounds mean. Also added a chrome bag rack. Here are the official specs: Kawasaki's profilation of this bike: The new Vulcan 1600 Nomad retains the elegant style of the Vulcan 1500 Nomad, but features more chrome, enhanced passenger comfort, and the big V-twin engine's displacement has been boosted to 1,552cc to give it an even keener powerband. $6,900.00 5052258477
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