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User Review of Vulcan S [2020-2021] by Nithin

5/5


5 Reviews
15 Ratings

Awesome experience

3 years ago


Nithin

Rating Parameters

(out of 5)

5

Visual Appeal


5

Reliability


5

Performance


5

Service Experience


4

Maintenance cost

5

Extra Features

About the Reviewer

Used it for

Tours

Owned for

> 1 yr

Ridden for

< 5000 kms

It’s awesome machine. Loved it. Especially for long ride with massive look & 650 cc heart. Everyone’s attention on Vulcan compared to Hardly 750. I prefer this one. Just ride it, you will enjoy it for sure. Engine is too refined one which provides very smooth riding. keep rocking.

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  • Most Recent (4)
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  • Positive (4)
  • Fun with comfort

    2 years ago


    Youtube

    I bought it from a showroom at delhi. I am using it since 1 year, the ride of bike is really comfortable and fun. I like it's look very much, performance is beyond my expectations.
    But it has some how high servicing n maintenance cost because of its big engine but that's fine.
    Pros - 1. Comfortable for long rides n tours

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    4

    Reliability


    4

    Performance


    4

    Service Experience


    4

    Maintenance cost

    3

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Tours

    Owned for

    > 1 yr

    Ridden for

    10000-15000 kms

    Was this review helpful?

    1


    1


  • Delectable riding pleasure

    2 years ago


    Shibashis Kundu

    Once you take a test ride, you will definitely like the feel. Great comfortable riding, I use it daily for office commute mainly. Has a low riding position so suitable for not so tall guys/ gals. It has very smooth riding experience and the brakes are really spot on! I think it's punch line should be" delectable riding pleasure!!" once you hit the throttle you will feel the stomp and thrill. While riding also you won't feel any difference between 40 or 100, no vibration problems. I have done only one service till now and it cost around 5500/- The only con is its very low ground clearance-130 mm which really makes it tough to go over Indian road bumpers. The silencer gets hit on every bumper.

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    4

    Reliability


    5

    Performance


    4

    Service Experience


    3

    Maintenance cost

    4

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Daily Commute

    Owned for

    < 3 months

    Ridden for

    < 5000 kms

    Tips for other riders

    1st service is at 1000 kms/ 1 month thereafter it's 6000 kms/ 6 months. Comes with DUNLOP tubeless tyres which has good grip.

    Was this review helpful?

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    0


  • Owner of 1st Vulcan 2021 in South India

    2 years ago


    Malay

    I booked my Pegasus (yeah, that winged horse in Norse mythology) in early September 2020 after getting few test rides on bs4 Vulcan s. Got it delivered on 8th October by ride venture Kawasaki, Bengaluru. It was an utter smooth experience. Jameel ensured that bike is all set and ready to go on 8th.
    Few accessories which I asked for were already fixed. Windshield from puig was added when I reached there it needed few alterations in the front number plate bar. After the cake cutting and some formalities, I took the bike off.
    Oh! what a feeling that was. The bike jumps on a flick of throttle. Had to control the urge to twist my wrist. (pun intended :d). 1st stop was petrol bunk as the bike was in reserve. One should have looked at the people drooling. Metallic gray paint with dash of red colored suspension and rim stickers and few stripes. This bike is all you need to turn some heads and hear some wows.
    After around 7 months of riding it in and around Bengaluru, here is what my experience with my Peggy:
    Pros
    1. Awesome looks.
    2. Refined engine but still gets some vibration around 4-5k rpm
    3. Great acceleration given the 250 kg weight. As a pillion, you really need to hold the rider hard. Holding the handle bars will do no good.
    4. The bike feels very light in terms of handling despite its weight. Not meant to do zig zag in traffic but has decent maneuverability to get you past stuck cars.
    5. Turning the bike is a bliss with the low seat height. (I am 5'6")
    6. Abs works like charm. Breaking is decent enough to stop bike from 70 km/h to 0 in less than 20 meters in dry conditions
    7. 1st gear itself, it can go beyond 70 km/h at around 9k rpm. You won't need 4,5,& 6th gear in city.
    Cons
    1. Overall mileage is around 15kmpl. Much less than claimed 22kmpl. It might be due to my riding style. I prefer lower gears in city for quick acceleration.
    2. Ground clearance sucks big time. Be ready to skip few heart beats when the catalytic converter scrapes the bumpers. Also, be cautious at any inclination. My apartment entrance is 30-45° incline. Any speed above 10kmph will scrape the exhaust at the end of incline/start of decline
    3. Accessories are very expensive. Be it OEM Kawasaki branded or anything from h & b, etc. I have added additional accessories worth 1.5 lakh till now. But hey, no regrets. Must have - windshield, backrest, crash/leg guard, radiator guard
    4. You can never be at ease on Indian roads. Apart from jaywalkers and stray animals, you will also have to plan way ahead for upcoming bumps. Any speed more than 10 km/h and your heart will die a little.

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    5

    Reliability


    5

    Performance


    5

    Service Experience


    3

    Maintenance cost

    3

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Everything

    Owned for

    6 months-1 yr

    Ridden for

    < 5000 kms

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    0


  • Most favorite

    3 years ago


    Ram Jadeja

    Superb bike that's . I ride must long distance n don't tired. Ever best millage. I truly n comfortable driving kawasaki vulcan s. I suggest n support to but that bae. It's powered by a bs6-compliant 650cc, liquid-cooled, parallel-twin engine which makes 61ps of power at 7500rpm and 63nm of torque at 6600rpm. The motor gets a 6-speed transmission. In terms of underpinnings, the vulcan s features a diamond-type frame, a conventional telescopic fork, and a 7-way adjustable monoshock. The bike is anchored by a single 300mm disc up front and a disc at the rear with nissin calipers. It weighs in at 226kg (kerb weight) with a fuel tank capacity of 14 litres.

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    5

    Reliability


    5

    Performance


    5

    Service Experience


    5

    Maintenance cost

    4

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Daily Commute

    Owned for

    > 1 yr

    Ridden for

    5000-10000 kms

    Was this review helpful?

    49


    45

  • Fun with comfort

    2 years ago


    Youtube

    I bought it from a showroom at delhi. I am using it since 1 year, the ride of bike is really comfortable and fun. I like it's look very much, performance is beyond my expectations.
    But it has some how high servicing n maintenance cost because of its big engine but that's fine.
    Pros - 1. Comfortable for long rides n tours

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    4

    Reliability


    4

    Performance


    4

    Service Experience


    4

    Maintenance cost

    3

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Tours

    Owned for

    > 1 yr

    Ridden for

    10000-15000 kms

    Was this review helpful?

    1


    1


  • Delectable riding pleasure

    2 years ago


    Shibashis Kundu

    Once you take a test ride, you will definitely like the feel. Great comfortable riding, I use it daily for office commute mainly. Has a low riding position so suitable for not so tall guys/ gals. It has very smooth riding experience and the brakes are really spot on! I think it's punch line should be" delectable riding pleasure!!" once you hit the throttle you will feel the stomp and thrill. While riding also you won't feel any difference between 40 or 100, no vibration problems. I have done only one service till now and it cost around 5500/- The only con is its very low ground clearance-130 mm which really makes it tough to go over Indian road bumpers. The silencer gets hit on every bumper.

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    4

    Reliability


    5

    Performance


    4

    Service Experience


    3

    Maintenance cost

    4

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Daily Commute

    Owned for

    < 3 months

    Ridden for

    < 5000 kms

    Tips for other riders

    1st service is at 1000 kms/ 1 month thereafter it's 6000 kms/ 6 months. Comes with DUNLOP tubeless tyres which has good grip.

    Was this review helpful?

    1


    0


  • Owner of 1st Vulcan 2021 in South India

    2 years ago


    Malay

    I booked my Pegasus (yeah, that winged horse in Norse mythology) in early September 2020 after getting few test rides on bs4 Vulcan s. Got it delivered on 8th October by ride venture Kawasaki, Bengaluru. It was an utter smooth experience. Jameel ensured that bike is all set and ready to go on 8th.
    Few accessories which I asked for were already fixed. Windshield from puig was added when I reached there it needed few alterations in the front number plate bar. After the cake cutting and some formalities, I took the bike off.
    Oh! what a feeling that was. The bike jumps on a flick of throttle. Had to control the urge to twist my wrist. (pun intended :d). 1st stop was petrol bunk as the bike was in reserve. One should have looked at the people drooling. Metallic gray paint with dash of red colored suspension and rim stickers and few stripes. This bike is all you need to turn some heads and hear some wows.
    After around 7 months of riding it in and around Bengaluru, here is what my experience with my Peggy:
    Pros
    1. Awesome looks.
    2. Refined engine but still gets some vibration around 4-5k rpm
    3. Great acceleration given the 250 kg weight. As a pillion, you really need to hold the rider hard. Holding the handle bars will do no good.
    4. The bike feels very light in terms of handling despite its weight. Not meant to do zig zag in traffic but has decent maneuverability to get you past stuck cars.
    5. Turning the bike is a bliss with the low seat height. (I am 5'6")
    6. Abs works like charm. Breaking is decent enough to stop bike from 70 km/h to 0 in less than 20 meters in dry conditions
    7. 1st gear itself, it can go beyond 70 km/h at around 9k rpm. You won't need 4,5,& 6th gear in city.
    Cons
    1. Overall mileage is around 15kmpl. Much less than claimed 22kmpl. It might be due to my riding style. I prefer lower gears in city for quick acceleration.
    2. Ground clearance sucks big time. Be ready to skip few heart beats when the catalytic converter scrapes the bumpers. Also, be cautious at any inclination. My apartment entrance is 30-45° incline. Any speed above 10kmph will scrape the exhaust at the end of incline/start of decline
    3. Accessories are very expensive. Be it OEM Kawasaki branded or anything from h & b, etc. I have added additional accessories worth 1.5 lakh till now. But hey, no regrets. Must have - windshield, backrest, crash/leg guard, radiator guard
    4. You can never be at ease on Indian roads. Apart from jaywalkers and stray animals, you will also have to plan way ahead for upcoming bumps. Any speed more than 10 km/h and your heart will die a little.

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    5

    Reliability


    5

    Performance


    5

    Service Experience


    3

    Maintenance cost

    3

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Everything

    Owned for

    6 months-1 yr

    Ridden for

    < 5000 kms

    Was this review helpful?

    11


    0


  • Most favorite

    3 years ago


    Ram Jadeja

    Superb bike that's . I ride must long distance n don't tired. Ever best millage. I truly n comfortable driving kawasaki vulcan s. I suggest n support to but that bae. It's powered by a bs6-compliant 650cc, liquid-cooled, parallel-twin engine which makes 61ps of power at 7500rpm and 63nm of torque at 6600rpm. The motor gets a 6-speed transmission. In terms of underpinnings, the vulcan s features a diamond-type frame, a conventional telescopic fork, and a 7-way adjustable monoshock. The bike is anchored by a single 300mm disc up front and a disc at the rear with nissin calipers. It weighs in at 226kg (kerb weight) with a fuel tank capacity of 14 litres.

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    5

    Reliability


    5

    Performance


    5

    Service Experience


    5

    Maintenance cost

    4

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Daily Commute

    Owned for

    > 1 yr

    Ridden for

    5000-10000 kms

    Was this review helpful?

    49


    45

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There are no critical reviews for this bike

  • Fun with comfort

    2 years ago


    Youtube

    I bought it from a showroom at delhi. I am using it since 1 year, the ride of bike is really comfortable and fun. I like it's look very much, performance is beyond my expectations.
    But it has some how high servicing n maintenance cost because of its big engine but that's fine.
    Pros - 1. Comfortable for long rides n tours

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    4

    Reliability


    4

    Performance


    4

    Service Experience


    4

    Maintenance cost

    3

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Tours

    Owned for

    > 1 yr

    Ridden for

    10000-15000 kms

    Was this review helpful?

    1


    1


  • Delectable riding pleasure

    2 years ago


    Shibashis Kundu

    Once you take a test ride, you will definitely like the feel. Great comfortable riding, I use it daily for office commute mainly. Has a low riding position so suitable for not so tall guys/ gals. It has very smooth riding experience and the brakes are really spot on! I think it's punch line should be" delectable riding pleasure!!" once you hit the throttle you will feel the stomp and thrill. While riding also you won't feel any difference between 40 or 100, no vibration problems. I have done only one service till now and it cost around 5500/- The only con is its very low ground clearance-130 mm which really makes it tough to go over Indian road bumpers. The silencer gets hit on every bumper.

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    4

    Reliability


    5

    Performance


    4

    Service Experience


    3

    Maintenance cost

    4

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Daily Commute

    Owned for

    < 3 months

    Ridden for

    < 5000 kms

    Tips for other riders

    1st service is at 1000 kms/ 1 month thereafter it's 6000 kms/ 6 months. Comes with DUNLOP tubeless tyres which has good grip.

    Was this review helpful?

    1


    0


  • Owner of 1st Vulcan 2021 in South India

    2 years ago


    Malay

    I booked my Pegasus (yeah, that winged horse in Norse mythology) in early September 2020 after getting few test rides on bs4 Vulcan s. Got it delivered on 8th October by ride venture Kawasaki, Bengaluru. It was an utter smooth experience. Jameel ensured that bike is all set and ready to go on 8th.
    Few accessories which I asked for were already fixed. Windshield from puig was added when I reached there it needed few alterations in the front number plate bar. After the cake cutting and some formalities, I took the bike off.
    Oh! what a feeling that was. The bike jumps on a flick of throttle. Had to control the urge to twist my wrist. (pun intended :d). 1st stop was petrol bunk as the bike was in reserve. One should have looked at the people drooling. Metallic gray paint with dash of red colored suspension and rim stickers and few stripes. This bike is all you need to turn some heads and hear some wows.
    After around 7 months of riding it in and around Bengaluru, here is what my experience with my Peggy:
    Pros
    1. Awesome looks.
    2. Refined engine but still gets some vibration around 4-5k rpm
    3. Great acceleration given the 250 kg weight. As a pillion, you really need to hold the rider hard. Holding the handle bars will do no good.
    4. The bike feels very light in terms of handling despite its weight. Not meant to do zig zag in traffic but has decent maneuverability to get you past stuck cars.
    5. Turning the bike is a bliss with the low seat height. (I am 5'6")
    6. Abs works like charm. Breaking is decent enough to stop bike from 70 km/h to 0 in less than 20 meters in dry conditions
    7. 1st gear itself, it can go beyond 70 km/h at around 9k rpm. You won't need 4,5,& 6th gear in city.
    Cons
    1. Overall mileage is around 15kmpl. Much less than claimed 22kmpl. It might be due to my riding style. I prefer lower gears in city for quick acceleration.
    2. Ground clearance sucks big time. Be ready to skip few heart beats when the catalytic converter scrapes the bumpers. Also, be cautious at any inclination. My apartment entrance is 30-45° incline. Any speed above 10kmph will scrape the exhaust at the end of incline/start of decline
    3. Accessories are very expensive. Be it OEM Kawasaki branded or anything from h & b, etc. I have added additional accessories worth 1.5 lakh till now. But hey, no regrets. Must have - windshield, backrest, crash/leg guard, radiator guard
    4. You can never be at ease on Indian roads. Apart from jaywalkers and stray animals, you will also have to plan way ahead for upcoming bumps. Any speed more than 10 km/h and your heart will die a little.

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    5

    Reliability


    5

    Performance


    5

    Service Experience


    3

    Maintenance cost

    3

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Everything

    Owned for

    6 months-1 yr

    Ridden for

    < 5000 kms

    Was this review helpful?

    11


    0


  • Most favorite

    3 years ago


    Ram Jadeja

    Superb bike that's . I ride must long distance n don't tired. Ever best millage. I truly n comfortable driving kawasaki vulcan s. I suggest n support to but that bae. It's powered by a bs6-compliant 650cc, liquid-cooled, parallel-twin engine which makes 61ps of power at 7500rpm and 63nm of torque at 6600rpm. The motor gets a 6-speed transmission. In terms of underpinnings, the vulcan s features a diamond-type frame, a conventional telescopic fork, and a 7-way adjustable monoshock. The bike is anchored by a single 300mm disc up front and a disc at the rear with nissin calipers. It weighs in at 226kg (kerb weight) with a fuel tank capacity of 14 litres.

    Rating Parameters

    (out of 5)

    5

    Visual Appeal


    5

    Reliability


    5

    Performance


    5

    Service Experience


    5

    Maintenance cost

    4

    Extra Features

    About the Reviewer

    Used it for

    Daily Commute

    Owned for

    > 1 yr

    Ridden for

    5000-10000 kms

    Was this review helpful?

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