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... I am 6'1" and 250 pounds. Does the Vulcan have enough space to be comfortable?... Hi Ringo, I'm 6'4" and about 220 pounds and I find the Baby Vulcan decently comfortable for me. Especially after I made some modifications on the bike: handlebars and driver's backrest. I also installed ...

I think our friend Enzo has decided to sell his bellissima moto and take a versys instead. And again "amore eterno" turns out to be just a temporary madness :lol: ah ah ah! E tu che ne sai? La Versys mi piace molto ma la mia piccola Vulcan NON la venderò mai!!!! :mrgreen: Ne so tanto. Ho ...

I think our friend Enzo has decided to sell his bellissima moto and take a versys instead. And again "amore eterno" turns out to be just a temporary madness

Triangles wrote:... That faux carbon fiber look is so cool!!!

True. Pity it is not pink faux carbon

Triangles wrote:Anyone find these available in the states? ...

THESE might work.

Or THESE. You can always paint them black.

burkbuilds wrote:... I think it makes the bike look smaller or me larger though when I'm sitting on it.

To be honest, you do look like Yogi Bear on a scooter. But a happy Yogi Bear, and that's all that matters

The saddle itself looks nice and comfortable. Good job!
The only thing I'm not too sure about is how I'd feel, sitting so high. I'm curious to read your report.

I was afraid someone would ask, sooner or later :oops: The sad truth is I haven't touched my bike since mid July. So many other things to do, with higher priority... Just yesterday I was thinking I should at least take the bike to my mechanic and let him install the mega tank. But, to be honest, I d...

enzorock wrote:Ecco la mia EN500 Vulcan, m.y. 2003, la moto più bella del mondo!

Hai ragione, é bellissima

Well, I'm also satisfied with my EN 500, but the very idea of a new vulcan with 650 engine makes me drool. Abundantly! I also have a kawasaki versys (OK, my wife has it, since I bought the EN 500) and its engine is a jewel. Modest in consumption, no issues, powerful just enough for me....you name it...

Sorry, I can't help you. Mine should be for the C model.

But if I were you, I would prefer a good engine guard and a pair of highway pegs. Or maybe extenders like the ones Georgia Rider uses. Those seem a decent solution.

chapa_fire wrote:you stil have the bar, and was it for the A or C models

Last time I've checked, it was rotting humbly in my garage and if nobody stole it, it should still be there.
I can check again if you are interested.

It was raining. Some areas are still under water, others are OK. Never seen something like this, and I'm not the youngest guy around here. http://s3.postimage.org/2wKHS.jpg http://s3.postimage.org/2wNc0.jpg http://s3.postimage.org/2wUGr.jpg http://s3.postimage.org/2wXaA.jpg We are all OK, thanks :)

Streets of my town last Saturday:






And no, I don't live in Venice.

The Tank is home. Looks decent. Still no idea regarding the volume.




I hope I can install and test it soon.