Kawasaki's first cruiser for the Indian market, the Vulcan S, takes on Harley-Davidson's most affordable bike in the country, the Street 750. But does the Vulcan's unique cruiser experience, built around sportbike underpinnings, have what it takes to dethrone Harley's most popular model not just in India but across the world? From a stance perspective, it's surprisingly the Kawasaki that offers a more traditional cruiser experience, while the Street 750, as its name suggests, is more of an upright street bike than a conventional cruiser. But then, it’s the American that comes with a thumping V-twin motor - something you'd expect from a cruiser - while the Japanese packs a high-revving parallel-twin engine. So who comes out top in this mix-and-match mashup?
