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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:OWNER
Kawasaki Vulcan description
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2003 Kawasaki Vulcan 750cc
All Stock. Original 750 Vulcan. 22,584 Miles. Runs Very Nice. Starts up right away. Dusty from being stored away in Garage. Will Clean up Beautiful. Well it was Dusty. As can be seen on the Pics, it cleaned up nicely. Still can use a detail to be Real Nice. Has Windshield, Engine Guards, Highway Pegs, flat Board for your feet to feel very comfortable riding on Long Trips. Hideaway trunk in good condition. NO Dents, No Scratches. No Tears in Seat. Tires are in excellent shape. Turns Signals, Hazard, Horn all work. Really hate to Sell bike, but I purchased a New 2015 Victory Vegas and I now realize I don' use her (Vulcan) anymore. Better for her to have a New Home where she can hit the Streets and Highway, where she was meant to be. Have Clear Title. Anyone is more than welcome to see Bike in person. Feel free to call me at 847-338-0199. Bid with confidence, look up my Ebay History. Good Luck |
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