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nbsp2011 KAWASAKI VULCAN 170011,595.00BUY NOWThe bike comes to life from a VTwin, 1700ccpowerplant that features liquid cooling, a 52degree V angle, overhead cams, high compression, a longstroke design and all the latest technology for prodigious power and torque spread over a shockingly wide rpm range. The bike has plenty of power to 5,000 rpm, and the lowend torque is perfect for the cruiser just looking to relax and enjoy the roadTHIS BIKE IS LOADED WITH EXTRAS AND FEATURING A BAT WING STYLE FAIRING. I WOULD RATE THIS BIKE Anbsp10 OUT OF 10.nbspnbsp IT NEEDS NOTHING BUT A RIDER.nbsp PLEASE PURCHASE WITH CONFIDENCE.nbsp MOUNTAIN CREEK HARLEYDAVIDSON IS AN AUTHORIZED HARLEYDAVIDSON DEALER. WE OFFER FULL FINANCING WITH APPROVED CREDITnbspMOUNTAIN CREEK HARLEYDAVIDSON WILL SHIP OUR PRE OWNED BIKES ANY WHERE IN THE WORLD.nbsp PLEASE CALLnbspWAYNE FOR MORE INFORMATION ANDnbspA SHIPPING QUOTE.nbsp (706) 3707433 OR (615) 3724768.PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE TAX, TAG OR DOC FEE.nbsp BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL SHIPPING COSTS.nbsp PLEASE CALL FOR A QUOTE.

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