HIGH SIDE DRIVER The **Kawasaki VN750** (also known as the **Vulcan 750**) is a cruiser motorcycle manufactured by **Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.** Below are the factual specifications, descriptions, and features of the VN750 based on available information:
### **Manufacturer & Model Information**
- **Manufacturer:** Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
- **Model Name:** VN750 (Vulcan 750)
- **Production Years:** 1985–2006 (varies by market)
- **Category:** Cruiser
### **Engine Specifications**
- **Engine Type:** Liquid-cooled, 4-stroke, V-twin (90-degree)
- **Displacement:** 748 cc
- **Bore x Stroke:** 78.0 mm × 78.4 mm
- **Compression Ratio:** 10.5:1
- **Fuel System:** Dual Keihin CVK34 carburetors
- **Ignition:** Digital CDI
- **Max Power:** Approx. 62–65 hp (varies by model year)
- **Max Torque:** Approx. 58–60 Nm (varies by model year)
### **Transmission & Drivetrain**
- **Transmission:** 6-speed constant mesh
- **Final Drive:** Shaft drive
- **Clutch:** Wet multi-plate
### **Chassis & Suspension**
- **Frame Type:** Double-cradle steel
- **Front Suspension:** Telescopic fork
- **Rear Suspension:** Dual shock absorbers (adjustable preload)
- **Front Brake:** Single disc (twin-piston caliper)
- **Rear Brake:** Drum (later models may have disc)
### **Dimensions & Weight**
- **Length:** Approx. 2,380 mm (93.7 in)
- **Width:** Approx. 890 mm (35 in)
- **Height:** Approx. 1,120 mm (44.1 in)
- **Seat Height:** 710 mm (28 in)
- **Wheelbase:** 1,610 mm (63.4 in)
- **Curb Weight:** Approx. 230–240 kg (507–529 lbs)
- **Fuel Capacity:** 14 liters (3.7 US gallons)
### **Features**
- **Classic cruiser styling** with teardrop fuel tank and low seat height.
- **Liquid-cooled V-twin engine** for smooth power delivery.
- **Shaft drive** for low maintenance.
- **Comfortable ergonomics** with forward footpegs and upright riding position.
- **Optional accessories** (depending on market) such as windshields, saddlebags, and backrests.
### **Variants & Revisions**
- Early models (1985–1996) had drum rear brakes.
- Later models (1997 onward) featured a disc rear brake.
- Some markets had limited editions with unique paint schemes.
This information is based on historical data and may vary slightly depending on the model year and region.
