Kawasaki Ergo Fit, Kevin Allen shows us the new concept in a video

Kawasaki Ergo Fit – Kevin Allen, public relations and brand experience manager of Kawasaki, showed, through a new video that appeared online, the new and innovative idea implemented by the Ergo Fit concept, which we will be able to see on the next Kawasaki Vulcan S.

To accommodate a large variety of riders, in terms of physical dimensions, the Ergo-Fit concept is a system that will allow the Kawasaki Vulcan S to be customized and therefore satisfy every body type. This can be done free of charge, at the time of purchase, in all Kawasaki dealers participating in the initiative. This will be done by moving or adjusting the bar, and, in some cases, replacing the seat with a unit that can either move closer or further from the driver's bar.

La Kawasaki Vulcan S it is the newest addition to Kawasaki's cruiser range and, aiming at a younger audience, its style is decidedly more modern. The new Vulcan S is powered by the 649 cc 8-valve parallel twin, which has revised its characteristics to favor torque at medium and low rpm. The engine is capable of delivering 61 HP at 7500 rpm and 63 Nm of maximum torque. The Vulcan S will also be available in a detuned version so that it can also be driven with an A2 licence. The Kawasaki Vulcan S is, therefore, powered by the same parallel twin engine seen in the Ninja and Versys 650s, capable of guaranteeing manageable power for both beginners and more experienced riders. But, perhaps, its most notable feature will be the Ergo-Fit concept.