Kawasaki Vulcan S first look

Kawasaki has derived a simple yet effective way to solve the age-old custom fit comfort problem. The Vulcan S gets ergo-fit adjustability. Custom fit comfort is achievable thanks to three components that can be adjusted to suit shorter riders and tall riders on the same basic frame. The seat can be adjusted to two positions without the seat height changing, the handle bars can also be adjusted in two different positions, forward and back by a single inch. The rider foot peg can also be adjusted to three different levels too. Using these three customisable settings, one can adjust the Vulcan S for maximum comfort.

Apart from this, Kawasaki provides the Vulcan S with telescopic front forks and an offset rear shock absorber. Unique five spoke wheels are seen in all black paint. A black exhaust under the engine bay, looks comfortably fit. Kawasaki is also offering customisable parts for the Vulcan S, like the tall windscreen, saddle bags, a rear seat with back rest and extra lighting upfront for greater visibility.

However, it is unclear when the Kawasaki Vulcan S will make it to India. On approaching the bike maker, the company refused to comment on the matter. But if Kawasaki does decide to assemble the Vulcan S in India, it will cost about Rs 6 lakh here, which will pit it against bikes like the Harley-Davidson’s Street 750.