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Kawasaki Vulcan
Kawasaki Vulcan
Kawasaki Vulcan
Kawasaki Vulcan
Kawasaki Vulcan
Kawasaki Vulcan
Kawasaki Vulcan
Kawasaki Vulcan
kawasaki vulcan
kawasaki vulcan
kawasaki vulcan
kawasaki vulcan
kawasaki vulcan
kawasaki vulcan
kawasaki vulcan
kawasaki vn
kawasaki vn
kawasaki vn
kawasaki vn
kawasaki vn
kawasaki vn
kawasaki vn
KAWASAKI VULCAN black
KAWASAKI VULCAN black
KAWASAKI VULCAN blue
KAWASAKI VULCAN blue
KAWASAKI VULCAN brown
KAWASAKI VULCAN brown
KAWASAKI VULCAN engine
KAWASAKI VULCAN engine
KAWASAKI VULCAN green
KAWASAKI VULCAN green
KAWASAKI VULCAN interior
KAWASAKI VULCAN interior
KAWASAKI VULCAN red
KAWASAKI VULCAN red
KAWASAKI VULCAN silver
KAWASAKI VULCAN silver
KAWASAKI VULCAN white
KAWASAKI VULCAN white
KAWASAKI VN blue
KAWASAKI VN green
KAWASAKI VN white
KAWASAKI VN red
KAWASAKI VN interior
KAWASAKI VN brown
KAWASAKI VN engine
KAWASAKI VN black
KAWASAKI VN silver

kawasaki vulcan

In the year 1984, Kawasaki had launched Vulcan 750 with its first V-twin engine and first cruiser across the world. But the first US model was only 699cc because of tariff limitations on imported Japanese motorbikes of more than 750 cc in the United States. In the year 1986, the running of production lifted the tariff until 2006. Throughout the production for 22 years, the VN750 model stayed mostly unchanged with just slight changes in the paint schemes and components. Shaft drive was present in the VN750 and VZ750 came which is completely rare. This model came with various subtle changes including chromed wheel arches. In the year 1990, Vulcan 500 was launched and fitted with 498 cc twin engine. After 2009, Vulcan 500 discontinued for the production run of over 20 years.

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