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| | Am looking to move up from a Suzuki Savage 650 to a bigger bike, and am considering the Vulcan 800 or the Vulcan 800 Classic. I like the looks of the Classic, but don't see much difference from the 800 for $500 more. Anyone own a Classic, and how do you like it? |
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| I traded my Savage in for a Vulcan 750 almost two months ago. I've had bikes on and off for over 30 years.
You cannot go wrong with any of the Kawasaki cruisers, period. My VN 750 seems like it's going to be the best bike I've every owned.
The 750, or the 800 in either style; you will not be dissapointed.
Al |
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| | The 800 is a great bike,not to much difference dependons what kind of style your looking for.The classic has bigger fenders with rounded corners which gives it the look of a bigger bike,especally with a bunch of acc. installed.The Vulcan 800 has smaller fenders that dont turn out.This bike (with a few acc.)looks like a Harely softtail.I prefer the softail look,good luck. |
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| | The standard has a wider front tire, and smaller wheel-base and bigger fenders, and slightly different handlebar position...I have been on both and prefer the 800A, and own one now. |
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| I have had several motorcycles, Honda, Yamaha, and the 800 is the best bike I have had. Have had mine less than 2 months and have 1,600 miles on it.
John W. |
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