I'm seventy years old and have been riding since 1964 and I'd love to have a Vulcan S. You can have a lot more fun on a smaller light weught bike than you can ever have on a large heavy weight bike. As long as the smaller bike has the right powerplant, and the Kwasaki Vulcan S has it.

One of the most underrated bikes out there. SO MUCH FUN! It seriously is a Ninja in a cruiser disguise. I may just have to get one.

“Tuck in low to get from cafe to cafe” had me rolling. Too funny!

Dear Sean, you're video was the reason why I chose the Vulcan S. One of the best choices I've made. Thanks mate. Cheers!

Im gonna be a first time rider and bike owner. I was looking at the honda shadow 400 or 600 in hopes of turning it into a bobber. I learned of this bike from your videos. Now I'm leaning towards the Vulcan S. Thx for the vids.

I’m one of those people who bought a Vulcan S because of your videos! I didn’t know anything about them before I saw your videos, I almost went with a Honda Rebel 500 instead. Thanks for showing me the way! 😂

Greetings from Cyprus. Same here, I ordered my vulcan s black matt with some extras (arrow exhaust, wind deflector) before Christmas because of your videos. Cant wait to have it and tour the coastal and mountainous roads of Cyprus. I am expiriencing a long winter too! Happy new year 2020 !!!

Thank god yu fixed that mirror i was itching to comment

Hah, I literally just got home from buying a Vulcan S because of Sean, and the first thing I see when I open my KZfaq is this video. If there was ever a sign it was meant to be, this is it

I love the words of wisdom in the vids! I've been going through a rough time and they help so much. Plus I love the bike vids too 😅

It’s not just for entry level. I’ve been riding for 45 years and riding my 840lb cruiser around town sucks. Now I have a small around town bike and I’ll keep it for ever.

There’s a 3rd section of riders out there because there are those that are now 70 ish and they’ve ridden all the muscle bikes and super speed machines out there, but now just want to keep on biking on something that’s not going to give them a hernia when they have to manoeuvre it backwards up a slope or find the fastest thing to break the sound barrier because most of us older bikers have done that in the past 50 years, most now just want something that they can ride out with there mate but have a good enough turn of speed for the odd week end away travelling on duel carriage ways and motorways

This is my first & current bike thanks to you sean helped me make my decision on buying a bike with ur videos and i love it!

Thanks for the first video of 2020. Great bike. Happy New Year to all the bikers out there. Regards, Bob M. South Wales

Been on bikes since 1965 ,rode practically alls sizes n style,s .So in 2018 I bought a 650 cafe , I ride two up mostly and use it upto and around 80mph max. This bike is the best without any doubt n this includes my GTR 1400 n many others. Ride safe .Z.

for those that purchased this bike, do you still have it and still like it? I bought a Rebel 500 BEFORE I even knew about this bike. I am still intrigued with it and may trade the Rebel in.

Thank you Sean for putting your time into many Vulcan S videos! I pick mine up today!

I got it because of your channel. I saw it at a bike dealership but I knew nothing about it so I looked it up and found your channel

Took a long time for you to grow on me man, but you are humble and I appreciate your channel. Thanks!

FYI, the gear indicator is only built in on the 2017 and newer. The 2015 and 16 it was an add-on.

I just got myself one yesterday as my first bike on your recommendation and I couldn't be happier with it, so far I've put about 25 miles on it going up and down my 1/4 mile road

I love your videos starting with Scriptures :)

Seriously guys this is like the third or fourth time you've posted the same video??

Not to ruin your fun and not sure what your state your from so it can vary. But, for me you can get a ticket for doing a launch for excessive acceleration. It’s roughly a $125 dollar ticket.

Thanks for your videos and integrity... with the busy-ness and notoriety that is happening, remember stay dependent on the One who watches over you guys. Love my Vulcan S! I am turning 50 this year, 6' 4" 190lbs and I just switched from my Vulcan Classic 1500. Most of my riding is daily commute and fun runs under an hour or two, so this bike hit all the right notes in my book, and riding with Harleys and Honda I fit right in anywhere.. Looked at the Rebel 500 and like it, but too small for me. Pros: Great value! Styling... lots of folks comment about the looks.The adjustable fit. The sweet spot of power after the 5000 rpm mark is addictive for making a quick scoot around cars on the highway. Low center of gravity, pretty lightweight and easy to throw a leg over. (important as I age.) Fun...fun... fun. Cons/nitpicky: Gearing is a little high-strung when used to a bigger crusier... 1-6 gears, I tend to switch gears too early by listening to engine, but I forget it likes revving higher... 4th gear at 55mph is only 500rpms different than 5th gear... so you don't get that relaxed rumble of a cruiser... but give it some gas with either gear and you will be smiling too much to care. Forward pegs take some getting used to for some. Bottom line: definitely a bike you should look into if you are shopping around.

Do you ever have fuel when u make a video lol

Went and looked at one today. Went to look at the Ninja 650 and this caught my eye. It was a Matte Olive Drab and Black colorway. It was super comfortable to sit on and, I felt stretched out and relaxed. I'm 6' 1" 220 and this bike felt right to me. Now I don't know which I want because I also really love the Ninja. I had to leave to think it over.

If it's light , fast and reliable, cheap to own, what else do you want?

I would be interested to see a W800 cafe'/classic review if you guys ever get one

A 125-400cc more like an entry level. A 650cc is more intermediate especially with the added weight. Just like clothes and shoe sizes are increasing so are horsepower on smaller bikes vs years past. For best 0-60 you must speed shift.

Thank you, that mirror was really buggin me.

1:34 "i dont normaly do this" lol yeah right XD

I'm learning towards that for my son's first bike, 6 speed abs! Liquid cooled! That's a no brainer!

I was looking for a couple of weeks at Harleys, Indians, triumph I wanted a cruiser saw the vulcan and fell in love. It's amazing

Love my Vulcan S! ABS works great as well. Saved my ass a time or two

Started with a verse? Instant sub!

I bought a 2021 vulcan s cafe because of your videos. Unfortunately as a first bike it was definitely fast enough and handles awesome but it left me yearning for that v twin rumble and sound. My wife fell in love with it so i let her have it and bought myself a Yamaha Raider but wrecked it one week later 😢 . Insurance totaled the raider and i bought a Suzuki boulevard C109RT and its an absolute MONSTER. Please do a test drive and review of The C109RT. You have done lots with the M109R but none with its Big brother C109R.

I'm a re-entry rider after a 20 year dry spell , so I'm a little nervous, but I've owned about 10 bikes in the past. I was in my twenties then and now I have arthritis in my left knee so I am worried I won't be able to hold myself up on a bigger bike like a Vulcan 900 Classic, at the same time I don't want to outgrow this bike if I'm going to spend thousands.

Most practical and indicative power test is back shift till yah can red line at 30/40 and run it out to 75 /80..or whatever your tolerance for potential speeding tickets is .. the power that counts is the sudden hard jump. Not the standing clutch dump. Let’s be honest most giggle time happens with buds, suddenly doing a quick dash or jumping around a looky Lou string of cages. From 45/50.

Great video dude. I'm considering buying a 2019 as my daily commuter in the city. What do you think? Is it up for the task or the suspension is not that comfortable?

I’m looking at the rebel 500 and Vulcan S for my second bike. I’ve got a z125 because with the gas prices and the fact that most of my riding is around town, it made more sense

An interesting comparison would be the ninja 650 vs the Vulcan 650s.

I love my 2017 Kawasaki Vulcan S. I consider it the "SPAD S.VII" of motorcycles. ( WW1 aviation reference) . It is stable and forgiving, surprisingly fast, and a great learning platform.

”handle the power” like 2,8 seconds 🤣🤣👏🏻

Happy new year guys 🎆 Cool vid buddy, ride safe 🤜🤛

Had to fast forward the video to see if you fixed the mirror. It was driving me crazy the first half of the video! 🤣

just bought a 2022 model and a vulcan 900 as well love em both would highly recommend either one for new riders. im 5'9" roughly and have no issues on either one comes down to which engine noise you prefer that day

The vulcan s is on two different fastest 0-60 cruiser lists. They say 4.2 seconds. 15th and 17th place on the different lists. Not bad for a 650cc. I have allot of fun on mine and get compliments every time I ride.

It's weird seeing a video and recognizing you're driving through my neighborhood lol. Then going to turkey hill on 283 and I think state road.

The gear indicator is on ones 2017 and newer, on a 2016 and older you have to buy it as an accessory

All I did was type in "Vulcan S" and this video was one of the first that popped up even though it's from almost a year ago! I'm over here shifting up at 3-4k rpms on my Vulcan S when I can get up to speed so much faster and shift at around 6-7k??? Thanks!!!! I'm a new rider who just purchased a 2020 Vulcan S and am still learning!

Can't Beat Any Of These Bike's. Especially for the Cash. I love my little Little 86 Ltd 454 ,That twin Sings. .6speed Is Great . 70mph at 2k rpm. Happy New year 🎉. Hopefully Another Bike to

I recently discovered the Vulcan S and now i really want one. I drove some bike over the years while not having a permit so i ride like i stole it but now, older age. i tend to be more careful and civilized so i got a permit class A (Europe, Romania class permit for bikes) and try to buy one. I dont't care about 0-60 or top speed statistics not on car nor on bikes. I feel them irelevant and missguiding. The parts between 40 and 100 kph are what matters. When you enter some highway and you need stability and predictive power there is where the engine must show its true value. To wrap it up, thank you for your ride and thoughts and hope for a full walk around review. :) Cheers and safe oards out there!

I know this came out last year, but the Vulcan's max torque is at 6600 RPM and max horsepower is at 8000. I don't know if that helps for 0-60 times.

It was either this or the Bolt for me, I chose the Bolt and don’t regret the decision at all! What do you think there at Srkcyles!?!???

I was 99 percent sure this was gonna be my first bike, ended up with an Indian Scout instead. Kawasaki was way more confortable though.

About time you fixed that mirror lol happy new year guys

Im in the market for a bike. I like this bike. Im torn tho, i also like the sv650 and the fz07.

Love your Chanel and watched everything on Vulcan and Boulevard that you have. In your opinion which is better Vulcan S or Boulevard M50

I knew you weren’t getting a 3 second 0 to 60. My 2022 Z900 only does a 3 second.

passenger seat is optional / Can get a back bracket for top box ?

So what you're saying is that I should trade my 2016 vulcan s in for the cafe?

I can’t find the information anywhere. The CAFE doesn’t come with a KQR windscreen kit? Or is it the normal kit?

hi, did you change your handle bars or just adjust it up a bit??

can add hi windshield with mirrors out front. ?

How is the suspension on the Vulcan compared Concour?

So I’m new, Do you recommend this starting that or the Honda Rebel 500?

Umm... just got it because of you...

I WANT THIS AS MY FIRST BIKE!!!

Happy new year to all of you!! Be safe

Just picked up a 2015 in bright green today!. Rode for about an hour coming home. Getting used to the forward placement of the foot pegs, but it performed very well. The size is perfect. It certainly has the acceleration I was missing in my 250. My only gripe at all is seat. It's the mid-reach, but it kept sliding me forward, creating chafing and pressure on the area just under my jewels. Looks like I might need to check in to the extended-reach seat. Anybody here have experience with that?

torn between the rebel 500, vulcan s, vulcan 900 classic

Hi everyone... I have a huge doubt for my first bike: Kawasaki Vulcan S 2019 with 7tkm with Falcon exaust for 6500€ or Suzuki Boulevard m50 (intruder m800) 2008 with 20tkm with Vance&Hines for 4500€ Soo, the newer one with good brakes (ABS), really young one, low milleage, more power and speed or older one with little bit worst brakes, more mileage, from my point of view better sport classic musscle look, niiice V-twin sound, less power and less money... Sean, I would be very honored to hear your opinion. Everyone, Thanks on any advice.

That's me. Get to 70 as Fast as I can"A Pa Pull" . After that i run Outta Steam at 100 .

Guys im 5'6 and 120LBS and i have a yamaha nmax 155(scooter) and i have been riding a motorcycle for a year now. Is it a good idea for me to move to a kawasaki vulcan?

I seen on there website that you can adjust for over 6ft riders? I wonder if they meant 6’10 😆

I knew a sub 3 sec 0-60 was only possible in Kilometers......

With that Ninja Engine it seems like the bike makes you want to saw through the gears with that high revving engine. I was going to buy one of the older KZ1000 Police bikes but it wasn't the low torque V-Twin engine style I was looking for. I just wanted to rev it up and go thru the gears because the engine was asking me to. I've heard other reviewers say they just want to go fast when riding the Vulcan S 650.

The only mistake Kawi made with this bike is that is sounds pathetic. Otherwise, it is a great bike. IMHO. BTW, I don't see how this bike could possibly go sub 3s. Not gonna happen. Fun to try though.

The worst thing about this bike is that it seems to be aimed at new riders. They need to make a larger version for us oldies

Who reviews a bike and doesn’t actually show the bike?

Lol, that shield is so you can see speedometer

How many times has this been posted?

It would have been nice to see more than just the top of the tank. Yakyakyak

I think this is a repost.... 😉

Sean every bike you test ride is never on your website except the goldwings, somebody is slacking. There has been 3 or 4 bikes Ive been interested in and they just arent there.

i think when you ride the big power bikes these feel like that honda trail bike ya bought

Has anyone owned a Vulcan S as a first bike? I'm shopping cruisers & was considering it as an option...

Does it have the death wobble in the front like the Yamaha bolt ?

Add another to the list who bought one based on your vid.

What’s the top speed?

I wish Kwai would add another 650 to their line up and do a z650rs or classically styled scrambler. I love the seating position and relatively good suspension on my versys but prefer the classic looks of the vulcan s.

Hey....how 'bout a link t othe Vinwiki video. He tells such great stories.

At 3:17 he fixes the mirror. That was really bothering me.

Looking at bikes...thoughts on Kawasak 650 s, Honda rebel 500 or Yamaha bolt?

Did u say nimble or thimble? Asking for a friend

Top speed is 113 mph

I think it's to stop the rain

The Vulcan s is 500 lbs so it’s not light for a 650 cc bike. The ninja 650 is 80 lbs lighter and I am not sure where the weight went to. Still the Vulcan s has a very unique look for a cruiser.

Why am I watching this again