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In this video I share the top 5 things I don't like about the Kawasaki Vulcan S 650. Note - There may be things said in this video that are subjective and only make up the opinion of the presenter. Issues discussed regarding the Kawasaki Vulcan S in this video can be fixed with modifications.
Although it is one amazing bike, you can never have a machine that is perfect. And hence I really struggle to pick my brain to bring you the top 5 cons of the Kawasaki Vulcan S 650.
Although most of the cons are subjective and in my opinion, I'm sure some of you can relate and if not let me know in the comments section below.
1. Aesthetically displeasing mirrors - The Kawasaki Vulcan S comes with these square shaped mirrors which although provide great visibility, lack style of any kind.
2. Indicators - The Kawasaki Vulcan S comes with these alien knob shaped indicators, or alien antennas as you could call them, that come standard on most Kawasaki lower to mid range products such as the Ninja 250 and Ninja 650.
3. Seat - The seat of the Kawasaki Vulcan S although provides a great riding position, lacks a lot of padding and after about an hour of riding you can get a sore arse.
4. Idle sound - The idle sound of the bike in my opinion lacks any kind of grunt, presence or anything exciting. However the Vulcan S sounds pretty sweet when its accelerating.
5. Restrictive turning circle - with a turning circle similar to that of a battle cruiser from Starcraft (yes I'm a nerd), it struggles to do a u-turn within 6.2 metres, although possible it requires some decent skill.
Overall there aren't many cons regarding the Kawasaki Vulcan S - it is engineered and executed well.