750 Brute Force...what'cha think bout it?

JustC1582 · September 20, 2005, 04:57:13 AM

Hey,

A buddy of mine is looking to move up from his Yamaha 450 to a Kawasaki Brute Force 750 4x4.

For all of you who have those machines.... I'd appreciate some feedback... good, bad & indifferent. What do you like about it & what really bugs ya or has been a problem.

Thanks!!

pb1995 · September 20, 2005, 08:20:24 AM

Powerful Machine, but make sure he gets tie-rods. Check out high lifter there are lots of BF750's on there and lots of threads just like this one.

nATiVcracker · September 20, 2005, 08:43:06 AM

get very hot when riding around mud holes . i mean heat coming from engine is really hot on your legs . awesome quad . i like it better than the kingquad 700 . check out mudanddirt.com

fdatv · September 20, 2005, 08:57:04 AM

I have one put about 5 hrs. on it. If your putt'in around it gets a little warm on the left leg. Haven't had a problem with the tie rod's yet but I'll take care of that soon. This bike is very responsive compared to other 4x4's. If the tires hook up from a dead stop you can pull a full wheelie with just with the power of the machine just by stabbing the throttle. It likes gas but who give's a crap about that. It's kinda like a 4x4 with the power of a sport bike

JustC1582 · September 21, 2005, 01:39:12 AM

Thanks for the input received so far!

Any other comments out there?

bbf · September 21, 2005, 07:11:06 AM

i have over 1000 miles on my i would change the tie rods it is a fast bike not to good in tight woods the stock tires suck and the irs could use a little help

Chuck_Norris · September 21, 2005, 07:25:25 AM

Quote from: JustC1582 on September 21, 2005, 01:39:12 AM
Thanks for the input received so far!

Any other comments out there?

I just received a video from bombardia on the new 800. The broute force did very well against it in several area of competition. however the 800 outlander did seem to inch it way ahead in some key areas. I have the DVD if anyone else want a copy not sure where I saw the link for it whether it was here or high lifter. ask ASPHALTDRAGON what he thinks of his machine. It wasnt to long ago he had a tir rod issue on his aswell, given the right situation anything mechanical is going to break it is just a matter of when.

PaulyV500 · September 21, 2005, 07:31:25 AM

I have a 05 750 and it is a powerful machine. I put 25inch ITP ATR's on it with c series wheels and it made a wolrd of difference. I have bent one tie rod so far and the dealer replaced it under the extended warranty I bought. I have had 3 oil leaks and a fan control switch replaced all under the warranty. This is a very coplicated machine that I would highly reccomend the 550.00 extended warranty from Kawi, it has paid for itself. It has never left me stranded in the woods but I really stay on top of it. The warranty is good for 4 years with no deductable. Get the machine it truly rocks. PAULY!!!!!!!!

bbf · September 21, 2005, 08:18:29 PM

you can buy the ex warranty out of state for 350

JustC1582 · September 21, 2005, 08:26:48 PM

Thx pauly...

BADAZZ750 · September 21, 2005, 08:36:32 PM

I GOT 42 HRS ON MINE SO FAR.NOT ONE PROBLEM OR COMPLAINT. IT DOES PUT OFF SOME HEAT ON YOR LEGS BUT THAT WILL BE NICE THIS WINTER.

BUT THEY DO HAVE SOME POWER.I AM VERY HAPPY WITH IT AND WOULD RECOMMEND IT TO ANYONE WANTING A BIG POWERFUL 4X4 THAT HAULS BUT AND IS FUN TO RIDE.

fl750mudder · September 23, 2005, 07:55:13 PM

The Brute Force is Awesome! It has incredible power. If you are going to play hard you are going to break things.

AintSkeered · September 23, 2005, 09:34:33 PM

The Outy 800 will be the Bomb when they complete the current recall of the outer flanges of CVT. Outy owners are advised by BRP NOT to operate their vehicles until the outer flanges are replaced for free. Because, they can break off and spray hot shrapnel at the riders legs. I'll have one by the end of the upcoming holiday season. I love my 2003 Outy 400.

nATiVcracker · September 25, 2005, 01:18:15 AM

HOT SHRAPNEL !!!!!!! oh , is that all . and to think i was worried about my tie rods . glad they fixed that on the 06 .

Honda250ex · September 25, 2005, 11:19:29 AM

Got to go with the BRP outlannder 800.

JustC1582 · September 26, 2005, 03:41:16 AM

no doubt, shrapnel is a higher priority then tie rods........

Well, so far I'm gathering that it is uncontested that the Brute Force 750 is a very powerful machine that will run fast and pull a wheelie. However; some of you aren't as thrilled with it's durability or off road capabilities?

fdatv · September 26, 2005, 03:39:23 PM

The Brute is fine it will do everything that the others will do. We the Brute owners are just letting you know what it is capable of doing so you get the IDEA

Ford, Dodge, Chevy there all good and they all have there problems too! Basicly it's a big 4x4 with the power of a sport bike

JustC1582 · October 03, 2005, 06:28:15 AM

That's true, every brand has its quirks that you learn to live with...... none are immune to that

Brute Force · October 03, 2005, 04:32:02 PM

The Brute Force is an awesome machine. There hasn't been much it can't do after the mods I made to its former factory self.

Had a few problems with the Carb and Header Pipe bolts but other then that it's an awesome quad. Independent suspension is great, smooth ride.

Strongly recommended.

nATiVcracker · October 04, 2005, 10:39:05 AM

mine gets pretty hot on your left leg when cruising around the mud holes ..... any suggestions.

Brute Force · October 04, 2005, 11:31:15 AM

I have not been able to figure anything out yet about the engine heat on the left leg. I only really notice it when I'm wearing shorts to ride, when I wear jeans the heat really doesnt bother me much.

I have noticed on the High Lifter web site they have a wrap that goes around exhaust header pipes that may reduce the heat exposure.

750 Brute Force...what'cha think bout it?

Chuck_Norris