How much is a 2005 Vulcan worth?

How much is a 2005 Vulcan worth?

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What years did Kawasaki make the mean streak?

The Vulcan mostly used V-twin engines ranging from 120 to 2,053 cc, and from 2002 to 2008, Kawasaki produced one of its most terrific Vulcan models ever, the incredible Mean Streak. While there are numerous reasons we love the Mean Streak, we also found a reason that makes the bike less appealing.

Does Kawasaki still make the mean streak?

Kawasaki has done it again with the Mean Streak, but this time using a monster V-Twin and not their 4cyl DOHC engines. The overall impression you get of this bike is not the usual laid back cruising style but one of ‘I’m on a mission’.

How much does a 2005 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 weigh?

Water cooled, 1552cc, V-twin, SOHC

What is Kawasaki Mean Streak?

Kawasaki’s “Mean Streak” is a variant of its Vulcan that cropped up in 2002 as a higher-performance cruiser. While the base Vulcan received an 800cc carbureted engine the Mean Streak carried a fuel-injected 1552cc V-Twin.

Is the Kawasaki Mean Streak fuel injected?

The Mean Streak is of course fuel injected, and aggressive mapping of the system may be the key factor in the engine’s additional output, a claimed 10 percent increase in horsepower over the Classic FI.

What was the last year for the Kawasaki Mean Streak?

2008
Basic specs: A sohc, fuel-injected, 50-degree V-Twin cruiser that displaced 1470cc in 2002 and 2003, then was pumped up to 1552cc via a bore increase from 2004 until it went out of production at the end of the 2008 model year.

How much does a Kawasaki Mean Streak 1600 weight?

How much does a 1600 Vulcan weigh?

Water cooled, 1552cc, V-twin, SOHC