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All My Mods & Accessories - Prices & Where Purchased - Kawasaki Vulcan S 650 - Arrow Givi R&G Corbin
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2020
- LINKS TO ALL MY KAWASAKI VULCAN S 650 MODS & ACCESSORIES BELOW
FIVE MUST-HAVE MOTORCYCLE ACCESSORIES FOR UNDER $10. I own and use all of the items below.
Battery Tender (Single) USB Charger Adapter: amzn.to/3aDzqXK
Mroinge (Dual port) USB Charter Adapter: amzn.to/36HpWtv
KiWAV Motorcycle Kickstand Puck (small) - amzn.to/3rpJ5Z0
PROAUTO Motorcycle Kickstand Puck (large) - amzn.to/2MAUIgD
Astro AI Digital Tire Pressure Gauge - amzn.to/3pQ4SbM
Earplug Holder - amzn.to/3pTqSCs
Rechargeable USB Headlamp: amzn.to/3ro2itM
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TRIPP'S TIP: Bike Spirits Spray Cleaner & Polish is the best I've ever used. Period. Amazon sells it for much less $$$. Original Bike Spirits (One 14 oz. can): amzn.to/3pLbw3
Kawasaki KQR Large Windshield & all mounts: amzn.to/36FQET9
Kawasaki KQR Medium Windshield & all mounts: amzn.to/3rofKOz
Kawasaki FIXED Large Windshield & all mounts: amzn.to/36CksAk
Black: amzn.to/3cAyq9y
Fixed Windshield Brackets - www.kawasaki.c...
KQR Fork Mounting Brackets - www.kawasaki.c...
Fixed Fork Mounting Brackets - www.kawasaki.c...
Kawasaki Vulcan S 650 LED Light Bar: amzn.to/36F6Ioj
Kawasaki Vulcan S Light Bar OEM Relay Kit: amzn.to/36zWwxp
Kawasaki Vulcan S OEM Gear Position Indicator ('15-'16): amzn.to/3jgHpy8
Kawasaki OEM DC Power Outlet - www.kawasaki.c...
Garmin Zumo 396 LMT-S Motorcycle GPS: amzn.to/36B1ry0
Coretech Super 2.0 12L Tank Bag:
Magnetic Mount (What I use): amzn.to/3axonQ0
Strap Mount: amzn.to/3rm4VfY
Booster Plug
Vulcan S 650 (2015-2016): amzn.to/36DH6Z5
Vulcan S 650 (2017-present): amzn.to/3rjtmKJ
STS Smart Brake Module Brake Light Modulator: amzn.to/3pYBuAl
STS Smart Turn Automatic Turn Signal Cancelling Module: amzn.to/3avJuCb
R&G Adventure Bars for Vulcan S 650: amzn.to/3rpMl6F
Evotech Radiator Guard for Vulcan s 650: amzn.to/3rjvxOp
Arrow Rebel Exhaust for Vulcan S 650: amzn.to/36GR9MP
Corbin Seats - www.corbin.com...
Givi Trekker Case Mounts - emlineamoto.com/
Givi Trekker 33L Monokey Side Cases: amzn.to/3jdaRF0
Hepco & Becker Solorack Backrest for Vulcan S: amzn.to/2MofBMh
Kawasaki OEM Reduced Reach Vulcan S Seat: amzn.to/3ardVtc
Kawasaki OEM Standard Reach Vulcan S Seat - amzn.to/2YEV0p9
Kawasaki OEM Extended Reach Vulcan S Seat - www.kawasaki.c...
Kawasaki Vulcan S Extended Reach Passenger Seat: amzn.to/3jmnTAg
Kawasaki Vulcan S Reduced/Standard Reach Passenger Seat: amzn.to/3oMIQVS
Kawasaki KQR Vulcan S Passenger Backrest & mounts: amzn.to/3cCz9XK
Kawasaki Fixed Passenger Backrest: amzn.to/3cGWszE
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Hey Tripp, I have a 2015 vulcan s 650. I bought the STS brake module, but can't find a place to put it. Can you send a picture showing where yours is located please?
"OUTSTANDING" Who dare say a guy cant tour on a midsized parralel twin?💪👍👏♥️
I certainly can. 😀
Amazing amount of useful information in a short time. Thank you
Thanks big Dan!
That isn’t just a hobby, it’s an investment! And, yeah, killer shirt. 😀
The killeryest!
Fantastic overview of all the parts! I could certainly use a nice Corbin seat to extend my travels.
Josh C Thanks much Josh! Yes, those seats sure are nice.
It is worth mentioning that Vulcan S has a parallel-twin engine instead of a V-twin design, and therefore, it has very different control riding characteristics. When I go to very light throttle, it gets a slight vibration/shudder. Not really lugging motor and it will accelerate fine. The Vulcan S simply doesn’t like “light throttle “. It likes to be wound out and shifted around 5000 rpm. I wanted to shift at 2000 rpm and ride at 2500 to 3000 rpm and Vulcan S engine doesn’t like that (shudder and vibrate). I now shift at 4500 to 5000 rpm and cruise around 5000 rpm. It just takes some getting used to (for those who used to ride a V-twin bike).
Ditto. :)
Tripp, Nice looking Kawasaki. A friend had a similar Motorcycle. He’d buy it bare bones then add things. Same way you did.
I have a little experience installing some parts on those Motorcycles. My friend owned one and I’d help install parts and do oil changes. Plus by me helping I made sure my tools were clean and put back.
Good learning experiences for sure. Good to hear from you!
Nice rundown. Love your mods, I got a lot of the same ones. Exhaust is my next step, but I can't stand to cough up close to a grand for this bike. It's crazy hearing the prices of things from 2020 vs 2023
Cool! Hope you’re liking your bike. Where are you from?
@@trippontwowheels East coast of US. Loving the bike! The only mod I seemed to have saved money on was the windshield. I got one from ebay for about $65. Shockingly, it's been great
Very informative and detailed video! Thank you for showcasing your mods :)
You are very welcome Tyler! Thanks for your thanks!
Tuning in live from Wichita, KS!
You da man El Gringo!
Recently I update the Givi side cases to the latest model Dolimiti. It is made from aluminum and very lightweight compared to the other models of Givi. My Vulcan S is 2018 model and run a mileage of 40,000 km.
That sounds great Bo! I wish I had the money to do that now. Someday maybe. Nice to hear from you again. -Tripp
Tripp On Two Wheels very nice you replied to me. Currently I have my Vulcan S checked valve gaps. 3 new gap shims in 3.05mm are order, which are the smallest tolerance in OEM spare parts list. And a new rubber riser for engine upper hat and 2 rubber riser or gasket so called in English are ordered and going to be replacing the older ones with shims replacement together. As the order period is 4 weeks, the mechanics have my bike’s engines installed so that I may back on road over the time. Hope your bike is doing fine and have a nice ride on VS.
What would be great is to put the mirrors out front, off the windshield bracket. (Similar to the r3 for the nmax)
Great video and the mods one, I found them really useful thanks. I've subscribed and bought my first vulcan.
Very cool! Tell me about your bike?
@Tripp On Two Wheels 2 months in. I was lucky she has screen, crash bars, heated grips, sissy bar, rack and shortie levers.
Honestly, I think USB would be the only thing I'd add at the moment. I really do love my bike. Winter riding she's coped so well with rain, storm's, hail, ice and stinking roads. Can't wait for spring. Lots of videos on my channel.
Thanks for thinking of me (and raven).
I problem! Where abouts do you live?
@@ladyjrider666 No problem! Where abouts are you from?
Great vid, thank you so much for sharing!
Cool video and cool shirt! It's very informative.
Thank you on both counts Alex! I hope you subscribe. -Tripp
Hi. Bike looks great. Thanks for Your video. You can tell about led light bar switch on/of ? It looks nice. I am looking switch but Yours but not finding.
Thanks a lot.
Hi Ed! I show myself clicking the Light Bar button in the video when I'm talking about it. The button mounts on the throttle side of the handlebars.
@@trippontwowheels yes but what kind of switch this and where you buy it?
We have the Hepco & Becker back rack / back rest. If ever, you get the chance to buy it ~ please don’t. They’re junk. Very small.
Center stand? Helmet lock link? Passenger seat to go with Corbin (they don't have pasenger for te extended seat).
Why don’t you spend 5 minutes googling and find the answers?
Just out of curiosity, with how much those Givi tail bags stick out, do you notice a significant change in how things feel at highway speeds? I'm in the process of trying to decide on some storage/luggage options for my Vulcan S. Also still on the fence about the booster plug. Not that I've heard any bad things I just don't know if it's enough of a QOL improvement.
Believe it or not, when everything is on the bike, it actually feels more stable and tracks better in the wind. Probably due to being 60-80 lbs. heavier. I worried about that but was pleasantly surprised. Thanks Chris! Hope you subscribe. -Tripp
I received Ogio Saddle bags and Ogio Tailbag yesterday ( which I had ordered before lockdown in India) even though Touring is out of picture in foreseeable future !
Hi Sathish! Hope you like the bags. I'll be anxious to hear how you like them. Good to hear from you and good luck with the Covid-19 mess!
Tripp On Two Wheels : Sure.. will let you know ! Currently the bags are on a few days of quarantine since they are originally from China !
That Corbin seat is over $600 now
Very nice setup !
Thanks geodrap! Hope you subscribe. -Tripp
Passenger foot pegs, but no passenger seat. Am I missing something?
Are you planning on changing the headlight bulb? Apparently there's a sealight branded one on amazon that's plug n play. I just got my bike so I dont know if it's necessary or not yet.
Funny you should mention that. I purchased a Beamtech LED headlight bulb last week and will be doing an install video soon. Thanks for your comment Frankie, I hope you subscribe! -Tripp
Is the vulcan 900 custom a good bike as well
It’s a great bike and I actually considered getting one a few years ago. If it had ABS and a 6th gear, there’d probably be one in my garage right now. Thanks for your question, hope you subscribe! -Tripp
Gear position indicator? You mean not all Vulcan S's tell you which gear you're in? My 2019 does. I thought they where all the same since 2015.
The 15 and possibly the 16 models didn’t have the indicator. Otherwise the bikes remain unchanged.
@@trippontwowheels ah OK. That makes sense. I haven't even owned the Vulcan S for a week yet and that gear position indicator has already spoiled me. My previous bike didn't have any indicator, but that also caused me problems when I first started since I stalled thinking I was in first, but the bike was stuck in second gear. It was a stall after the light had turned gear. I guess the lady behind me forgot I was there and just kept going. I don't even know how I managed for so long without such a thing.
Do you still have the extended option seat? Want to sell it? I’m in Texas.
Hi Jose. I still have it but may opt to sell it with the bike. Where in Texas are you? I’m in the San Antonio area. Are you still looking?
Great video! I had a question. Looking at the bike it's obviously a chain drive, but there also seems to be a guard or something on it. How difficult is it to clean and lube the chain? Oh and actually, when you buy the bike, do you get your option of ergo fit as part of the purchase price? Or does it come with standard fittings by default and the extended fit is extra?
Hi D F! Good to hear from you and I hope you subscribe. The chain on the KVS is easy to clean and adjust - takes just a few minutes. If you buy your bike new from a dealer that participates in the Ergo-Fit program, you get your choice of seat, handlebars and shifter rod at no extra charge. All is included in the bike's price.... or should be!
@@trippontwowheels Thanks so much for the reply! I've happily subbed to your channel. :)
Any time my friend. Thanks for being a viewer!
How far have you ridden the Vulcan S? What kind of mileage and range do you get at freeway speeds heavily loaded?
I've put around 5,000 miles on the bike. I routinely get 54 mpg on the bike and about 52 mpg when all the bags are full and tent/sleeping bag/camp chair strapped to the solorack. Great bike!
@@trippontwowheels : Thanks for the info, and great video, BTW!
With the seat, backrest and highway pegs I can ride 100-150 miles at a stretch without having to step off the bike.
Hey tripp, I just subscribed! I'm not finding the backrest or the booster plug that you raved about! Am I missing it? Or did you forget to list those two items?
YJ B Thanks! Booster plug is at boosterplug.com
YJ B And the back rest is the hepco & becker solorack with backrest. Google it exactly as written. It’s not on amazon.
@@trippontwowheels Man you reply fast! I could use a new helmet also! Lol
YJ B Yes I try to. Try to get 100 of your friends to subscribe? 🙂. You may want to also check out my website at TrippOnTwoWheels.com
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massacre, you made a loaded cow out of a small power cruiser, wasn't it easier to buy a bigger and more powerful motorcycle if you needed such huge trunks?
Massacre? Hardly. The bike hardly cost me a thing (got it for 50% of book value) and the bags are detachable. It's only a cow when I need it to be, and a great cow at that. :)
Great Video. I did a video on my channel about the mods that I've made to my Vulcan.
I’ll have to check it out! Thanks for letting me know, I hope you subscribe. -Tripp
@@trippontwowheels Already subscribed
L Las3435 Thanks! Much appreciated.
Madstad makes a nice adjustable windshield for the Vulcan-S. Link: madstad.com/collections/kawasaki/products/kawasaki-vulcan-s-2015-up
I’ll check it out. Thanks Byron!
@@trippontwowheels Sure thing. Their design really helps with the buffeting problems that a fixed windshield might have. Nothing better than no windshield (when it comes to buffeting) -- I never got the OEM ones to compare with, but adjustable helps you fine-tune it.
The madstad is adjustable, has quick releases, and costs a lot less. I don't know if it's work with your light bar though (I don't have the light bar) -- worthy of a call to Madstad to confirm it is compatible.
Good vid! I took delivery of my 2019 Cafe yesterday and it came with some of these mods (Hepco & Becker backrest DC outlet, Shad Bags). I'm shocked at the price of the Hepco backrest. I really really REALLY want the Arrow Rebel exhaust but I cant find it anywhere for less than $1k. I don't even see it on Em Lineamoto.
Rather than the LED light bar, I opted to buy an LED for the main light. If the light pods weren't chrome, I might have gone with the light bar. I also bought a fender eliminator kit (www.amazon.com/dp/B07G2P1PXP/?coliid=I2YYVPCAQWBCX7&colid=18HIWHXWDIRK2&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it) and the extended reach shift rod. Excited to get all this stuff and get to work!
What was the grand total? Yikes!
A lot less than a new Harley bagger!
шикарно, кава в полном "фарше" (комплектации)
Good to hear from you Ksalt!
I don't get it, why do you buy $400 GPS when you have a phone?
Bad cell coverage where you live?
It just seems like a waste of money to buy GPS nowadays.
Tons of places in this country with crap cell coverage. Plus it varies by provider. Also, a cell phone with a dead battery doesn’t do you one ounce of good. Best $400 I ever spent. Ride cross country and you’ll want one too. 🙂. Thanks for your comment Nox, I hope you subscribe. -Tripp
@@trippontwowheels I never rode where there's no coverage. But when it comes to the battery, it's easy to connect in the power outlet or external power bank 🙂
@@BalkanBiker Start riding long rides in Texas or the west and you’ll be knocking down Garmin’s door. 🙂
You paid almost as much for the accessories as the bike cost new. I thought that was a Harley thing.
Not even close. Bought everything at Black Friday prices or better. Got some amazing deals!
More $$$in mods than the bike $$$ ...
Not quite, but at least 3/4 of the bike! Thanks for your comment Tiny Dragon, I hope you subscribe. -Tripp
@@trippontwowheels yes I am subbing. I just bought the Vulcan and it may be my favorite bike of all the ones I have had. Some cool mods on here. I have been looking at the side boxes... but EEEK on the price of them - do they catch the wind?
Please...don't recommend anything made in China.
Fair enough. Not a fan of China myself.