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Kawasaki Vulcan description
Really nice 1995 Kawasaki Vulcan 500. Perfect beginner bike only 5800 mis! Has the factory backrest and saddlebag rails. Bone stock otherwise with newer Dunlop 404 tires, new fork seals and wipers, fresh oil and filter change, brand new Parts Unlimited battery. I went through the carbs and richened the bike up a little being they are lean out of the factory and by-passed the para-valve system. There is just a little surface rust here and there hopefully seen in the images. The only bummer on this bike is that the bike tipped over in the original owners driveway and the front left turn signal dented the tank and kinda scratched the left side muffler a little bit. Those are the only defects on this one! I have title in hand and buyer is responsible for shipping of the bike. I will deliver within 50 mis of me for a fee.
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