2018 Kawasaki Vulcan S ABS EN650D Parts & Accessories

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In India, the Kawasaki Vulcan S will compete against the likes of Harley-Davidson Street 750 and the upcoming Royal Enfield Interceptor 650. The Kawasaki Vulcan S is one of the best cruisers in the middleweight segment. So it's pretty much going to fit any sized rider and despite my initial impressions, it doesn't look or feel like a small bike once it's on the road.

This Triumph is the ying to the Vulcan's yang when it comes to styling and so will appeal to riders that like the original Bonneville's 1959 styling Triumph was known for mixed with new technology like fuel injection, ABS, traction control, Torque assist clutch and optional cruise control.

It combines the low silhouette of a Vulcan cruiser and mixes it with Kawasaki sportbike-derived power and Review handling, as well as a custom fit concept, designed to comfortably fit a wide range of riders. Developed with the feedback of racers and road riders alike.

There is a strange storage compartment located in front of the rider in what should be the fuel tank, accessed by opening two separate covers. The new Vulcan S has a modern cruiser styling and is based on the Kawasaki Ninja 650 sports is powered by a liquid-cooled 649cc parallel twin derived from the Ninja 650, but with revised cam profiles, modified intake tract, exhaust and ECU.

The cruiser sits on the perimeter frame, which is more than capable of offering appreciable comfort to the rider and the pillion. An off-set single-shock rear suspension has an adjustable preload, with 7 positions to suit rider size and payload, also important given the apparently roomy pillion seat.