I am far from a beginner, I'am seenty years old and have been riding since 1964. I've owned mant motorcycles since then, mistly Japanese models and four Harleys. I just sold the last Harley I will ever own. I paid $37000 for is ans it broke down four ties within the first year. I think the Kawasaki Vulcan S is a great motorcycle for any age and any rider, a newbie, experienced, or a seasoned rider like myself. I would buy one today, but my wife is fighting me on the idea of owning another motorcycle at my age. We will see who wins this battle. If I win I will have a Kawaski Vulcan S in the garage very soon. Wish me luck. Ride safely and enjoy every journey.

@nikosioannou1533

20 күн бұрын

i hope you take kawasaki

...and slightly the other way...first time bike license after I turned 60 and first bike just before turning 62! And it was a 2019 Vulcan 650...absolutely love it as both my daily commute - when not raining! - but have also done a trip from the 'Gong to Griffith and back for a weekend away! Was great on the highway - even without a windscreen! Love it, and happy to ride it till I can't...Thanks for a great review on the 2024 model.

Great review! 55 years young here.... I've had many bikes including three VMax's and last one being a Harley over 4 years ago. Been lookin at getting back to it and had narrowed it down to the Vulcan Custom and the the Vulcan S cafe. Love the Indian Scout but too much $$ for the amount of times Ill get out. The 650 is going to be more than enough bike for the ridding I plan on doing and it looks amazing in my opinion.

Just bought one a few months back. It’s been a blast so far. Great review Live To Ride gives me confidence in my purchase 🙌🏼🙌🏼

my dream bike hoping to buy it soon

I think this is the first review that mentions the Kawasaki positive neutral gear finder, a great feature on Kawasaki motorcycles

I've been mulling the idea of one for last 48 hours and then youtube was like "Hey check this review out"

@davideagle8533

Ай бұрын

Same here !! 🤣🤣 I’m going to look at one tomorrow.

This is going to be my first bike easily when I finish paying off my PC in January I'll go for my driver's license wish me luck 😊

Great review on a fantastic bike for all riders new and old. I have had the exact same bike and colour now for a few weeks and it's incredible to ride for a veteran rider as I can imagine a new one would enjoy as well.

Dude just needs the Harley front batwing fairing and a 20”rim on the front 😎

I enjoyed the review, I'll just comment to improve your channel visibility.

Id be a bigger fan of the ergofit system if it didn't cost so much. I wish it was like some dealers in america where they fit it to you for free. Love the bike though.

It’s ridiculous that the Ergofit costs an extra $650 on top of the price for extended reach. And then what will I do with a brand new standard seat? Also the extended passenger seat is $200 more than a standard passenger seat. Why? It’s smaller. Kawasaki really needs to reconsider this and make the Ergofit system free when you drive out of the showroom.

Im torn between the vulcan, rebel 500 and shotgun 650. I need a bit of commuting and weekend drives to the country with the missus

@brendandandlisa5567

14 күн бұрын

See my comment...this will satisfy for what you want...the Rebel hasnt got the same highway power and pull (IMO)...

Test rode one of these and have been riding for 60 years. They advertise this bike for beginners. Not true at all. Throttle is to touchy. And way to much power for beginners!

@seanbrah93

27 күн бұрын

I’m a learner rider and grabbed a Vulcan. First time I pulled the throttle I almost shit myself lol

@brendandandlisa5567

14 күн бұрын

My first bike, and have never had an issue with the power...you should be able to manage it as soon as you get to know your bike, and even in the early days it isnt sports-bike like power, so nowhere near as dangerous as some others for newbies...IMO...

It’s not a cruiser