√ Kawasaki Vulcan Price Philippines & Installment 2023

Kawasaki has been renowned for its touring bike products.

One of the popular lineups is the Kawasaki Vulcan which includes several models from the 750 series to the latest Vulcan 1700 series.

Pairing ergonomic design and compact engine, these series are born to be cruisers.

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Kawasaki Vulcan Overview

The Vulcans are known as reliable touring bikes. The first model the Vulcan 750 was introduced back in 1984 and new series are released ever since.

Most cruisers are designed with a twin-engine and have excellent ergonomics to run swiftly on all-terrain.

As an example, the Vulcan 650 which is designed as a sports cruiser is constructed with an Ergo-Fit system for better comfort for riders.

It is powered by a 649cc parallel twin, fuel-injected, liquid-cooled, DOHC 8-valve, 4-stroke engine that produces up to 54 horsepower.

Meanwhile, the Vulcan 900 houses a 903cc fuel-injected V-twin, liquid-cooled, SOHC engine that produces 50 horsepower and 45.5 pound-feet of torque.

The fuel consumption of this model is approximately 24.37 km per liter.

Variants and Colors

To the present time, the Kawasaki Vulcan has a total of 10 series including the Vulcan 750, the Vulcan 400 with 400 cc engine, the Vulcan 500, the Vulcan 650, the Vulcan 1500, the Vulcan 800, the Vulcan 1600, the Vulcan 2000, the Vulcan 900, and the Vulcan 1700 with its renowned Vaquero variant.

Kawasaki is often identified from its green color but some Vulcan series don’t hold this tradition. For example, the Kawasaki Vulcan 800, 1999 model comes with two-tone black and cream.

The Kawasaki Vulcan 900 has metallic dark green and metallic phantom silver color variants.

Kawasaki Vulcan Design

Built for touring, the Kawasaki Vulcan supports riders’ comfort while riding. Let’s take the Kawasaki Vulcan S as an example. This model features custom-fit adjustability that allows riders to adjust the footpeg into three positions.

The Vulcan S is designed for non-mainstream riders. Adopting a classic styling, the 2022 model comes with a larger fuel tank that makes it suitable for a long journey. It has a larger and low seat height of 707 mm with a curb weight of 235 kg.

This model houses a compact console with a multifunction LCD screen that uses blue LED back lights. The screen displays important riding information such as a trip meter, speedometer, clock, and fuel gauge.

The Vulcan is available for custom just like the Kawasaki Ninja bobber that can be modified for a distinctive look.

Kawasaki Vulcan Braking & Safety

The Vulcan S series uses front and rear disc brakes that ensure optimum yet safe braking. It is not rich in safety equipment since it only has dual-channel ABS as a safety highlight.

Kawasaki Vulcan Ride & Handling

The Kawasaki Vulcan S series is equipped with simple telescopic forks and an adjustable offset monoshock. In order to support its cruising purpose, the Vulcan S offers a relaxed and comfortable driving posture.

Kawasaki Vulcan Features

The first feature is that the footpeg position can be adjusted to three available positions: STD, 25 mm forward, and 25 mm backward. Then the brake lever and clutch can be adjusted to fit your arm.

Furthermore, The front and rear suspension settings give great importance to ride comfort. The telescopic front fork contributes to the easy-to-control, lightweight, and natural handling of the bike.

The lay-down offset single-shock rear suspension is equipped with linkage to allow for longer strokes for improved ride comfort.

Finally, the compact, stacked instrument cluster matches the overall design of the bike and has an easy-to-read layout. The tachometer is with analog technology and a multi-function LCD screen and uses blue LED taillights, so you don’t have to worry about visibility at night.

Kawasaki Vulcan Specifications

Engine	Engine	649cc, 4-stroke, 2-cylinder, DOHC, liquid-cooled
	Power	64Hp
	Bore x Stroke	83.0 x 60.0mm
	Compression Ratio	10.8:1
	Fuel System	DFI 38mm Throttle Bodies (2), with sub-throttle valves
	Starter	Electric
	Maximum Torque	46.3 lb-ft @ 6600 rpm
Drivetrain	Transmission	6-speed with positive neutral finder
	Final Drive	Sealed chain
Chassis	Suspension Front	41mm telescopic fork/5.1 in
	Suspension Rear	Lay-down offset rear shock with linkage and adjustable preload/3.2 in
	Brakes Front	Single 300mm disc with twin-piston caliper
	Brakes Rear	Single 250mm disc with single-piston caliper
	Tires Front	120/70×18
	Tires Rear	160/60×17
	Fuel Tank Capacity	3.7 gal
	Color	Metallic Matte Graphenesteel Gray/Metallic Matte Graphite Gray, Pearl Robotic White
Electrical	Ignition	TCBI w/ Electronic Advance
	Headlight	LED
	Tail Light	LED
Dimensions	Overall Length	90.9 in
	Overall Width	34.6 in
	Overall Height	43.3 in
	Wheelbase	62.0 in
	Ground Clearance	5.1 in
	Seat Height	27.8 in
	Curb Weight	496.1 lb*

Kawasaki Vulcan Price Philippines

The price of the Vulcan in the Philippines varies widely depending on the series. The Vulcan S is available at a starting price of PHP 415,000.

You can find promos that offer affordable downpayment and monthly installments. Choose a scheme that suits your budget to bring this bike to your garage.

Kawasaki Vulcan Pros and Cons

Focusing on the Kawasaki Vulcan S, here are the pros and cons you should know before buying.

Pros	Cons
Excellent ergonomics	Limited updates on the exterior
Stunning design	Lack of heat dissipation from the riders’ legs
ABS
Powerful engine

FAQ

How much is the Vulcan S in the Philippines?

The Vulcan S is retailed at PHP 415,000 in the Filipino market. Price may vary depending on your location or dealer you visit.

Is Kawasaki Vulcan Good?

The Kawasaki Vulcan is a decent cruiser with great performance. It is built with quality in mind, resulting in a well-designed and lightweight bike that is easy to handle even at low speeds.
The Vulcan is suitable for long leisure rides on highways.