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During the launching of Supersport bike, Ninja H2, the firm has made an announcement for its three iconic motorcycles as Z250SL, Ninja ZX-6R 636 and Vulcan S. The Japanese manufacturer might launch these motorcycles in the upcoming months of the current year. The Vulcan S is a cruiser motorcycle that will compete with the Harley Davidson Street 750. It would be first cruiser motorcycle making its appearance in the Kawasaki’s Indian product portfolio. Let’s have a look at the rest of its specifications:
Design and Look
The Vulcan S behold by its excellent body curve and dimensions, which look impressive and strong from every bit. Really, the manufacturers have made an excellent effort to give it such that type of look. The combination of a snub headlamp, peanut-shaped fuel tank, cushioned seat and broad tyres contribute to giving it a cruiser attitude. The cruiser character of the motorcycle is managed by low seat height and large handlebar, that will take you instantly wherever you want. The visible chassis, stylish alloy wheels, rear black supporting panel and horizontally placed rear suspension give it a standard look.
Technical Specifications
The Vulcan S has been forwarded to the next level for the riding performance after the Ninja 650 and ER-6N. The motorcycle has received a 649cc, four-stroke, parallel twin and liquid-cooled power plant, which produces 60.2 BHP of power at 7,500rpm and 63.74 Nm of torque at 6,600 RPM. The fuel injection system makes the engine performance smooth and linear. Besides, the lack of ride-by-wire throttle and riding modes, the motorcycle runs smoothly all the way through its smooth six-speed transmission achieving 185 KMPH top speed.
Ride Quality
The Vulcan S is the ultimate cruiser machine which offers excellent riding fun as the motorcycle is offered with a choice of adjustable seat-height, foot-pegs and handlebar, which suits every kind of rider according to their personality. The large handlebar and low seat height make it accessible for every kind of riders. The low ground clearance will never lose control while having speed breakers and rugged surface. The Vulcan S is a lightweight cruiser machine that is exceptionally nimble around the town.
Safety
The Safety is the primary concern to the riders; the manufacturer has installed an array of the standard safety objects that not only make your ride comfortable but also handle any kind of road surface dynamically. The Vulcan S is built on a steel perimeter frame that is extended to the rear subframe to offer excellent stability and rigidity. An 18-inch five-spoke front wheel and a 17-inch rear wheel have been fitted in good manner with radial tyres, while the front and rear disc brake are ensured for excellent stopping power. The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) is standard in the motorcycle.
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