First of all let my start by saying I am not a Kawasaki fan by nature. I wasn't sure which big bore quad to buy. After 6 months of research, my final conclusion was the Brute Froce 750. This quad is FAST and I mean FAST! Whoever says this thing doesn't handle well under fast conditions either doesn't know how to ride or shouldn't be riding. Lets face it, if you are wanting a cadillac to drive then don't buy a fourwheeler to begin with. I only have 18 miles on the bike, but have already thrown it in every mudhole I can find. And without hesitation it makes it through. I have upgraded the rims and tires, but still have reached 60 miles per hour and there was still a little left. I'm assuming with the big tires it will reach around 65 mph. This bike will not only crawl through every mudhole, but will also corner through trails with ease.
Only complaint so far is that you should wear jeans if you plan on riding for a while, as the engine puts off some heat.
Upgrades/Accessories: 14 inch motorsport alloy rims w/ 27 inch swamp lites, warn winch
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