Can The Super Meteor Decimate The Vulcan-S? We Compare Their Specs

A front USD fork, that too from Showa, is a first for Royal Enfield, making the Super Meter 650 a true premium cruiser, even compared  to the Vulcan S with its telescopic unit. However, the Vulcan offers a slightly greater degree of adjustability, making it a little more versatile in theory. 

Even the disc brakes on the Super Meteor 650 are bigger along with a bigger front wheel. The differences in the underpinnings on both bikes should result in a different riding experience, despite both being cruisers.

Dimensions

With a 35mm shorter seat height and weighing 6kg less, the Vulcan S should be slightly more accessible to shorter riders than the Super Meteor 650. The lesser weight should also theoretically result in sprightlier performance on the Kawasaki.

Features

While both cruisers come equipped with a semi-digital instrument console, the Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650 also gets the Trippr Pod. It features smartphone connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation. Sadly, the Vulcan S misses out on these modern touches.