2010 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic on 2040-motos
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2010 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic, FUEL INJECTED, LIQUID COOLED, CLASSIC CRUISER - Discover the beauty of balanced performance. Kawasaki builds larger and more expensive cruisers, but they don’t build them any better, more fun to ride, or with more character than the Vulcan 900 Classic: 903 cubic centimeters of fuel-injected V-twin Kawasaki know-how provides more than enough thrust in a bike that weighs just 620 pounds — accompanied by all the rumble the law allows. Classic looks enforce a long, low frame that carries the rider just 26.8 inches from the pavement. From there, Kawasaki adds plenty of expensive-looking chrome, quality paint and stylish spoked wheels, then sweetens the deal with an easy-to-swallow price tag.
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