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Guys check this new bike from kawasaki. Will they bring this bike to India in competition to yamaha's dragstar?
Pic also on the site.
Kawasaki has just released the details on a motorcycle big enough to stagger imagination. Meet the Vulcan 2000. The 2000 is not an allusion to the turn of the century, but the gargantuan 2,053 CC four-valve pushrod V-twin engine that will power a cruiser larger than most islands. And get this, each piston is more than 10 cm in diameter! Stretching across a yawning wheelbase are stylish, macho lines that look good and Kawasaki promises will be just as satisfying to swing a leg over. While the exact dimensions and power output is still to be announced, Kawasaki promises that the largest production V-twin in the world will move on significantly. Among the highlights of the motorcycle are the nacelled headlamps, which include three projector lamps and a conventional bulb, all of which are on when the rider switches to high-beam. Obviously, those of us not riding a Vulcan 2000 should keep our sunglasses handy even after dusk. The gorgeous slash-cut pipes promise plenty of audible warning that a gigantic Kawasaki is headed your way.
Pic also on the site.
Kawasaki has just released the details on a motorcycle big enough to stagger imagination. Meet the Vulcan 2000. The 2000 is not an allusion to the turn of the century, but the gargantuan 2,053 CC four-valve pushrod V-twin engine that will power a cruiser larger than most islands. And get this, each piston is more than 10 cm in diameter! Stretching across a yawning wheelbase are stylish, macho lines that look good and Kawasaki promises will be just as satisfying to swing a leg over. While the exact dimensions and power output is still to be announced, Kawasaki promises that the largest production V-twin in the world will move on significantly. Among the highlights of the motorcycle are the nacelled headlamps, which include three projector lamps and a conventional bulb, all of which are on when the rider switches to high-beam. Obviously, those of us not riding a Vulcan 2000 should keep our sunglasses handy even after dusk. The gorgeous slash-cut pipes promise plenty of audible warning that a gigantic Kawasaki is headed your way.
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