Dutch guy in California says hello
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Dutch guy in California says hello
Hello to you all, 
My name is Marcel. I'm originally from Holland, but live since 1998 in warm California
I have been driving motorcycle since I was 20. About 12 years in Holland for my work (BMW K75)
Now in America, I got my 1st own motorcycle...a Suzuki Katana 750 and have beendriving that one for 5 years..
Since this is not a comfortable bike to drive on with my wife, we have decided to get a cruiser in a few months.
So far, our choice would be the Kawasaki Vulcan 2000 Classic LT. What a beautiful bike that is!!!
I sure hope you guys will inform me of the pro's and if there are, con's of this bike
Feel free to send me an e-mail too...I always love to talk to fellow motorcycle riders....
So....here I am...a newbie at the forum!!..Hope you guys will drop me a line...
My name is Marcel. I'm originally from Holland, but live since 1998 in warm California
I have been driving motorcycle since I was 20. About 12 years in Holland for my work (BMW K75)
Now in America, I got my 1st own motorcycle...a Suzuki Katana 750 and have beendriving that one for 5 years..
Since this is not a comfortable bike to drive on with my wife, we have decided to get a cruiser in a few months.
So far, our choice would be the Kawasaki Vulcan 2000 Classic LT. What a beautiful bike that is!!!
I sure hope you guys will inform me of the pro's and if there are, con's of this bike
Feel free to send me an e-mail too...I always love to talk to fellow motorcycle riders....
So....here I am...a newbie at the forum!!..Hope you guys will drop me a line...
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From: Ft. Gordon (Augusta) GA
RE: Dutch guy in California says hello
Welcome to the KF. I couldn't tell you specifically about the 2000, but the Vulcan 500 is very comfortable and smooth. The 2000 won't be as smooth due to the fact that it's a V-twin, but it should be even more comfortable. Just my guess.
