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Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic LT

SPECIFICATIONS:

year: 2014
make: Kawasaki
Model: Vulcan
price: $ 8999
Engine: Four-stroke, liquid-cooled, SOHC, four valves per cylinder V-twin
Transmission: 5-speed
Energy: Digital Fuel Injection
Displacement: 903 cc

The Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic LT is a modern cruiser packed with a comprehensive list of tasty features designed to make your ride as comfortable as possible. Among them you’ll find an adjustable windshield, a comfy seat, spacious saddlebags and a useful passenger backrest.

The motorcycle is equipped with a 903cc, four-stroke, liquid-cooled, SOHC, four valves per cylinder V-Twin engine. The unit puts out a maximum torque of 58.2 Lb.-Ft. at 3,500 Rpm and transfers its power to the rear wheel through a 5-Speed transmission.

The engine is housed by a rigid, large-diameter box section frame which is paired with a triangular swingarm.

The Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic LT is available in Metallic Graphite Gray/Metallic Spark Black and Candy Cardina Red/Metallic Graphite Gray paintjobs.

The 2014 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic LT is offered with a base price of a base price of $8,999.

Overview


Touring in Classic Cruiser Style for an Affordable Price

Riders wanting to hit the open road on an affordably priced touring cruiser need look no further than the Vulcan® 900 Classic LT. This V-twin cruiser has the necessary touring goods to comfortably rack up the miles. Both rider and passenger will appreciate the adjustable windshield, the deep-dyed saddlebags, and passenger backrest. The matching chrome brass studs on the seat, saddlebags, and backrest highlight Kawasaki’s attention to detail, while the Vulcan’s superb engineering and dependability record provide peace of mind when traveling.

The Vulcan 900 Classic LT offers riders as much substance as it does cruising tourer style. The fuel-injected 903cc V-twin engine gives good roll-on acceleration thanks to its ample torque. Combine the eager engine with an agile chassis, and you’ve got a motorcycle that will out maneuver larger, heavier bikes. Riders with the itch to travel will find the Classic LT as comfortable on winding rural highways as it is on the interstate as you set out to mark more destinations off your list.

At the core of the Classic LT cruiser’s touring package are striking, top-grain, reinforced cowhide saddlebags that provide ample storage. The leather is carefully selected to minimize flaws and deep-dyed to prevent scraping off the finish. The ideally sized bags feature a slant-top opening held shut by two 1.5-inch wide leather straps fitted with chrome buckles and stealth quick-release fasteners. The rolled and riveted top lids, along with metal reinforced upper edges on the bags, help maintain shape and keep unwanted moisture out of the bags. An embossed Vulcan logo on the reinforced dual-panel lids and chrome-plated brass studs finish off the look of these bags.

2014 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic LT Key Features:


• 903cc V-twin provides an optimal balance of performance and manageability in a stylish package

• Seat shape offers lumbar support for rider comfort, and an ample seating area for the passenger

• Standard passenger backrest for comfort and security

• Optically correct windscreen accommodates a wide range of riders through adjustable height

• Top quality leather saddlebags have easy-to-use quick-release fasteners and are deep-dyed for long-lasting color

• Chrome brass studded seat matches saddlebags and passenger backrest

• Luxurious two-tone paint is standard

• Stylish tank-top instrumentation includes convenient fuel gauge

• Class-leading 5.3-gallon fuel tank

• NEW seat features improved lumbar support for the rider and a wider and longer rear section for passenger comfort

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