2024 Kawasaki Vulcan® S ABS Unlike any other cruiser, the Vulcan® S is designed to transport riders into a sporty realm in edgy style. Blending an aggressive ride with a vintage styling and a powerful 649cc engin...
Cruiser motorcycles are low-slung, relaxed-geometry bikes built for comfortable street riding and highway cruising. They emphasize torque, rider comfort and style, often featuring wide seats, forward controls and distinctive V‑twin or parallel-twin engines. Cruisers range from small urban models to heavy touring machines with saddlebags and windshields. They're popular for customization, easy low-speed handling and riders who prefer a laid-back riding position and classic motorcycle character.
Check the frame and welds for damage, paint consistency, engine start and idle, oil level and color, compression/leaks, tires and brakes, suspension play, electricals, service history, mileage, VIN and title status. Test-ride if possible to feel clutch, gearbox and handling.
Run a VIN history report to check for accidents or salvage branding, verify the seller’s ID and the title matches the VIN, check for liens, and confirm registration status in your state or country.
Options include door-to-door open transport, enclosed carriers for higher-value bikes, crated freight for long international moves, or local pickup. Choose enclosed shipping for protection and open for lower cost.
Clean and document the bike with photos, secure or remove loose items, disable alarms, maintain minimal fuel, stabilize the battery or disconnect it if required, tape controls if needed, and note fluid levels and existing damage.
Do an oil and filter change, inspect/adjust chain or belt drive, check brakes and tires, test battery and charging system, inspect valves and fluids per the manual, and schedule any overdue service or safety repairs.