2009 Kawasaki Vulcan 500 Ltd on 2040-motos
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ONE VERY NICE RED METALLIC VULCAN 500! THIS MIDDLE SIZED CRUISER FROM KAWASAKI FEATURES THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS! NINJA POWER IN A GREAT LOOKING CHROME AND PAINT CRUISER! WOW! POWERED BY THE 500cc LIQUID COOLED IN-LINE TWIN CYLINDER, THIS BIKE FEATURES A 6-SPEED TRANSMISSION AND CHAIN DRIVE. INSTALLED ACCESSORIES INCLUDE: NATIONAL CYCLE WINDSHIELD & SADDLE BAGS. A GREAT SMALL/MEDIUM SIZED CRUISER FOR A GREAT PRICE.... DON'T LET THIS ONE PASS YOU BY!
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Simon and Leo
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