Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 motorcycles for sale in North Carolina

2006 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Classic

$4,998

Rockingham, North Carolina

Year 2006

Make Kawasaki

Model Vulcan 1600 Classic

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2006 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Classic,

2004 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak

$10,999

Asheville, North Carolina

Year 2004

Make Kawasaki

Model Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak

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Engine 1,552cc cc

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No cruiser has ever displayed more "bad boy" attitude than the Kawasaki Vulcan® 1500 Mean Streak® motorcycle – except the newer 2004 Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak. The 2004 Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak has all the long, low, hot-rod-inspired styling and sportbike handling of its predecessor, but its large 1,552cc V-twin engine packs a bigger punch. New pistons and modified cams improve performance for low rpm starts and mid-range bursts for those all-too-rare passing lanes. And since looking good is as important as performance, Kawasaki gave the new 1600 Mean Streak some extra grooming, including new valve covers and reshaped cooling fins. To give the 1600 Mean Streak more power, piston stroke has been increased by 5mm, boosting displacement from 1,470 to 1,552cc. Cam angle, lift and valve timing are also changed to improve low- and mid-rpm performance.

2005 Kawasaki VULCAN 1600 NOMAD

$4,300

Stokesdale, North Carolina

Year 2005

Make Kawasaki

Model VULCAN 1600 NOMAD

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Engine 1,600 cc

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Beautiful Blue and Silver Vulcan Nomad 1600. Excellent condition. Always garaged. Brand new set of tires. Less than 30 miles on new tires. Only 14,300 miles!! Ready to roll now for this Spring and Summer...Compared to other equivalant models, this bike is priced to sell.

2005 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Nomad

$2,500

Wilson, North Carolina

Year 2005

Make Kawasaki

Model Vulcan 1600 Nomad

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2005 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Nomad, SOLD AS IS. MECHANIC SPECIAL.

2005 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak

$4,299

Asheville, North Carolina

Year 2005

Make KAWASAKI

Model Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak

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In the cruiser world appearances and rider comfort are every bit as important as massive power so Kawasaki polished the valve covers and cooling fins for a bright high-performance image. Stopping power is provided by dual front disc brakes with six-piston calipers and a single rear disc brake. Clearly Kawasaki named this liquid-cooled fuel-injected power cruiser ? mean? for a reason. It also features hydraulic valve lash adjusters to reduce maintenance and a gear-driven counter balancer to keep everything running smoothly. the Mean Streak? s chassis provides the rider with nimble handling and high-speed stability unmatched by the competition. Motorcycles Cruiser DX5348840092192909 DX1 . the Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak? s 1 552cc V-twin engine packs a punch with features such as liquid cooling electronic fuel injection dual spark plug digital ignition and four valves per cylinder. Sportbike-style 43mm inverted forks and a reinforced swingarm with dual air-assisted hydraulic shocks soak up bumps and other irregularities in the road. 2005 Kawasaki Vulcan? 1600 Mean Streak? Vulcan? 1600 Mean Streak? When gazing intently at the Kawasaki Vulcan? 1600 Mean Streak? motorcycle the eyes naturally gravitate to the twist-grip throttle and the human brain begins to visualize the torque and acceleration of a true power cruiser. the 1600 Mean Streak? s bright 17-inch aluminum wheels enhance the bike? s high-class image while high-performance radial tires provide exceptional grip and stability...

2005 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Nomad

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Rockingham, North Carolina

Year 2005

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Model Vulcan 1600 Nomad

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2005 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Nomad,

2007 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Nomad

$7,498

Rockingham, North Carolina

Year 2007

Make Kawasaki

Model Vulcan 1600 Nomad

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2007 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Nomad,

2005 Kawasaki VULCAN 1600

$2,500

Wilson, North Carolina

Year 2005

Make Kawasaki

Model VULCAN 1600

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Engine 1,600 cc

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Mechanic Special. Looks good cosmetic. Needs some repairs.

2016 Kawasaki KX 250F

$2,500

Wilson, North Carolina

Year 2005

Make Kawasaki

Model VULCAN 1600

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Engine 1,600 cc

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Mechanic Special. Looks good cosmetic. Needs some repairs.

2008 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak

$4,750

Charlotte, North Carolina

Year 2008

Make Kawasaki

Model Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak

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2008 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak, Kawasaki s Mean Streak isn t just an excuse for another exercise in chrome. It s a performance cruiser and a real blast. On a cruiser you re supposed to sit back, slow down and watch the scenery drift by. Not on this one! The format, from Kawasaki s point of view at least, was simple. Take an existing big V-twin cruiser in the form of the VN1500 and tune its motor to give more power. Restyle the bike to look longer, lower and more muscular, adjust the riding position and increase ground clearance. While you re at it, bolt on firmer suspension, better brakes and stickier tyres. Oh, and give it lashings of chrome. The Kawasaki delivers lots of smooth, low-rev torque and a pleasantly relaxed feel. The fuel injection impresses with its crisp response right through the range. The big motor happily thrumms along with just 1500rpm showing on the tacho in top gear, and pulls without complaint from below 40mph. Maximum torque is produced at just 3000rpm, so there s always plenty of grunt on tap. The MeanStreak feels notably lighter and sportier than most cruisers on the market. The bike has a distinctly firmer, better-controlled feel to it. It's also easier to steer and can be cranked into turns with fairly light pressure on the bars. The Streak s fat tires give heaps of grip and, by cruiser standards, there is a generous amount of ground clearance before the replaceable footrest blobs touch down. Much of the credit for that goes to its suspension. Though those thick forks are kicked out at a chopper-esque angle, they work pretty well and are firm enough to give good feedback. Likewise, the rear shocks do a good job of keeping the bike under control. High-speed stability was is great, not that you d expect anything less of a machine with such stretched-out geometry. The front brake, lifted straight from the ZX-9R, is superbly powerful and quite capable of locking the front Dunlop on most surfaces. They also give plenty of feel. The MeanStreak is a stylish, refined, torquey bike that has a fair turn of speed and handles and stops better than a machine of this size and shape has a right to.

2017 Kawasaki KLX140G

$3,645

Charlotte, North Carolina

Year 2008

Make Kawasaki

Model Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak

Category -

Engine -

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2008 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak, Kawasaki s Mean Streak isn t just an excuse for another exercise in chrome. It s a performance cruiser and a real blast. On a cruiser you re supposed to sit back, slow down and watch the scenery drift by. Not on this one! The format, from Kawasaki s point of view at least, was simple. Take an existing big V-twin cruiser in the form of the VN1500 and tune its motor to give more power. Restyle the bike to look longer, lower and more muscular, adjust the riding position and increase ground clearance. While you re at it, bolt on firmer suspension, better brakes and stickier tyres. Oh, and give it lashings of chrome. The Kawasaki delivers lots of smooth, low-rev torque and a pleasantly relaxed feel. The fuel injection impresses with its crisp response right through the range. The big motor happily thrumms along with just 1500rpm showing on the tacho in top gear, and pulls without complaint from below 40mph. Maximum torque is produced at just 3000rpm, so there s always plenty of grunt on tap. The MeanStreak feels notably lighter and sportier than most cruisers on the market. The bike has a distinctly firmer, better-controlled feel to it. It's also easier to steer and can be cranked into turns with fairly light pressure on the bars. The Streak s fat tires give heaps of grip and, by cruiser standards, there is a generous amount of ground clearance before the replaceable footrest blobs touch down. Much of the credit for that goes to its suspension. Though those thick forks are kicked out at a chopper-esque angle, they work pretty well and are firm enough to give good feedback. Likewise, the rear shocks do a good job of keeping the bike under control. High-speed stability was is great, not that you d expect anything less of a machine with such stretched-out geometry. The front brake, lifted straight from the ZX-9R, is superbly powerful and quite capable of locking the front Dunlop on most surfaces. They also give plenty of feel. The MeanStreak is a stylish, refined, torquey bike that has a fair turn of speed and handles and stops better than a machine of this size and shape has a right to.