2010 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 (VN900) Classic

2010 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic^^A well-balanced cruiser that offers timeless styling, reliable performance, and comfort for long rides. This bike blends classic cruiser aesthetics with modern engineering, making it an excellent option for riders who appreciate both form and function. Powered by a smooth and torquey 903cc V-twin engine, the Vulcan 900 delivers plenty of low-end grunt, ideal for relaxed cruising around town or open-road touring. The low seat height, wide handlebars, and spacious floorboards offer a laid-back riding position that?s comfortable for both shorter trips and all-day adventures. The large, sculpted fuel tank gives it a commanding road presence, while also offering a practical cruising range. This particular 2010 model has been well maintained and runs beautifully. It presents in good condition for its age, with all the charm and character you?d expect from a classic Japanese cruiser. Whether you're looking for your first cruiser or adding a dependable V-twin to your garage, the Vulcan 900 Classic is a great choice that won't disappoint.^^Located just 50 minutes from Brisbane's CBD. With the option for a 3-year parts and labour Mechanical Protection Plan with any Approved Used bike, a 49-point inspection and 2 days free exchange for peace of mind, there is no better place to buy a Used Bike in Australia. plus access to Australia?s largest resource of Motorcycle Finance ,with fast, friendly, personal service either in our stores , from
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