• Q. How's the ground clearance and ridding in traffic - Vulcan S?

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    RatnadeepPaithankar
    RatnadeepPaithankar | 4 years ago

    I am bit dissapointed for the ground clearnce. Its very low and usually crashes on steep speed breakers and even on road damages. You need to slow down to about 10km/h for many of the speed vreakers. Aditionally as compated to sports bikes this bike is not good in shock absorption. The bike may feel heavy in traffic when bike will be running at nearly 10kmph. But after few months it gets really easy to ride it in traffic.Aditionally as to turning circumference of bike is really high (as always in chopper-cruiser bikes) it may give you difficulties in turning more than 90 degrees in the traffic.I will add one more thing here as the seat height is low, the control and balancing never gives any issue. But at the low speeds, rider's legs can feel heat from the engine.

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    Sathish
    Sathish | 6 years ago

    It's 130 mm and low. Scraping is guaranteed at Speed bumps if you aren't too careful.

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    Swasti
    Swasti | 6 years ago

    Need to be extra cautious in traffic specially if you are on the first gear

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Max Power :   61 PS @ 7500 rpm
Gear Box :   6 Speed
Tyre Type :   Tubeless
Kerb Weight :   235 Kg
Max Torque :   61 Nm @ 6600 rpm

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