Name that bike ....Guessing game for your Friday

[BUBBA]

A guy at work shows up on this.

Can you name that bike, year, make, model & size?

Have fun.

Bubba

 

[kennym4]

Uhhmmmm, a Huffy ?

 

[BUBBA]

Uhhmmmm, a Huffy ?

NEXT!

 

[kromdom]

Honda Shadow, 1100cc. Heck could be a Kawasaki Vulcan 900 too.

 

[RYC1966]

2000 yam venture?

 

[heavybusa]

1996 Kawasaki VN 800 Classic

 

[Scar]

It's the 2010 version of the Really Boring.

Yawnsville Sleeper?

Titanic?

 

[DaCol.]

1996 Kawasaki VN 800 Classic

Yeah, and a REALLY UGLY Kawi at that

 

[CCbusa05]

Gen I Hayabusa!!

 

[Harley0706]

SS Scratch N Sniff

 

[k03gsxr750]

1996 Kawasaki VN 800 Classic

Same bike 2003 for the year.

 

[Lycan]

1984 Victory 600???

 

[fastblackblur]

Looks exactly like my 2005 kawi vulcan 800 classic, except the color

 

[Tdog]

Fatboy. Not you bubba!

 

[m_ridgeway]

07 vulcan 900?

looks like that thing got on pimp my ride, "yo dog, i can see you like backrests, so i put a backrest on yo backrest.."

 

[prayer warrior]

2003 kawasaki vulcan 1600cc

 

[kennym4]

Gen I Hayabusa!!

SOOOOOO what are yah tryin to say, huh ?

 

[usmcab35]

how did that get there???? thats why my fishing boat wont stay in one place in the water....

 

[Scar]

Word has it...from Bubba...The bike is a 2004 Kawi Vulcan 800cc, and not the Stratolounger, which I had previously guessed but failed to post...

Bubba says: good guess and thanks for playing.

Now get back to work.

 

[AJAY]

Pretty sure it's a Kawi Vulcan 800 Classic. Not sure which year had the single-color orange paint.

One of the problems with these neo-classic Japanese cruisers is that they all have the same styling cues. At least the Harleys are real and don't have a ton of plastic on them, although my wife's new 07 Sporty has a plastic oil tank with painted metal cover - oh, the horror! LOL!

I've developed new respect for the Suzook M109. I'd still buy a Harley for the money, but at least Suzuki came up with an original design and a serious performer. The others are friggin' clones.

Most of the Jap cruisers I have ridden are extremely heavy, ponderous, and underpowered for their engine displacement. The 1200 Sporty positively rocks by comparison. Would love to give an M109 a spin.