15. Kawasaki Vulcan 2000
Most new cars have smaller engines than the Kawasaki Vulcan. With 2.0 liters of displacement, this model is the true king of the cruiser bike class. Big, heavy, powerful and full of chrome, they discontinued this model recently. However, you can still find leftover stock from some dealers or find it as a slightly-used bike. The big V Twin engine delivers 90 HP and 118 lb-ft of torque, which moves this 818-pound beast. Amazingly, this big bike is fast, so going from 0 to 60 mph takes just 3.95 seconds, which is great.
16. Victory 8 Ball
A classic cruiser bike is the famous Victory 8 Ball. It is one of the lightest offerings from Victory at only 638 pounds without the rider. With a powerful V Twin engine that brings 110 lb-ft of torque and 105 HP, this bike is a true hot rod. The performance numbers testify to the claim that a 0 to 60 sprint is achievable in just 3.88 seconds, which is fast for a cruiser bike. It is sad that Victory motorcycles will not be available after the 2017 model year.