Kawasaki Vulcan (2025)

Kawasaki Vulcan (2025)

Category: Cruiser
LAMS: Yes

RIDER PROFILE

Height: 160–170 cm
Flat footing: Yes
Bike lowered: No
Experience level: Beginner
Riding style: Weekend rides

⚡ QUICK TAKE

A low, comfortable cruiser that feels relaxed and confidence-inspiring — with a bit of initial intimidation around weight.

🤍 WHAT I LOVED

• Easy to flat foot — great for confidence

• Comfortable riding position, almost like sitting in a lounge chair

• Ability to stretch out at stops

• Relaxed and easygoing riding feel

⚠️ WHAT FELT CHALLENGING

• Initial concern around the weight (around 220kg)

• Mental barrier more than an actual riding issue

PERSONAL NOTES

This is a bike that feels bigger on paper than it does in real life.

The weight can sound intimidating at first, especially for a beginner, but once you’re on it, the low seat height and riding position make it feel much more manageable.

The comfort really stands out — it’s the kind of bike you can just sit back and enjoy, without feeling tense or cramped.

Sometimes the biggest hurdle is just getting past that initial doubt.

🧭 WHO THIS BIKE SUITS

• Beginner riders wanting a low, confidence-inspiring cruiser

• Riders who prioritise comfort and relaxed riding

• Those who like being able to flat foot easily

🚫 WHO IT MIGHT NOT SUIT

• Riders wanting something lightweight

• Those uncomfortable with the idea of a heavier bike

⭐ FINAL VERDICT

Yes — especially for comfort.

A relaxed, confidence-building cruiser that proves weight isn’t always as intimidating as it seems once you’re riding.

Review by: Gill