Tell you what I've ridden many ATVs threw out my years we just bought a Suzuki king quad 750 and these dam four wheelers are way under estimated the throttle response is amazing the very impressive wishing I would have bought one a long time ago
Yes I totally agree with you there an awesome machine I love that throttle response you get from them, and they're very durable and reliable a real powerhouse Suzuki did a very good job.
What’s up brother ! Lol! Well the forestry service nor anyone has any clue how it started at all lol. Ole KQ is cleaned right back up after that lol. I’m itching to get back to big bore power again, I must resist !
Hey man I want to give you a tip please before you buy any of those ATVs that you mentioned especially Can-Am please do your research and do it really good because those things are absolutely garbage if you want to put big bucks into it keep it running I guess it's okay but so many people are having big problems with them you see them for sale everywhere because people want to upgrade to the Suzuki King Quad or the Yamaha Grizzly because they're reliable
I’ve since gotten the 1000R outlander . You’ll get no argument out of me , I agree the KingQuad 750 and the Grizzly I had are the two best built CVT machines you can get . I actually rank the Kingquad 750 slightly ahead of the grizzly over all in head to toe build quality. One smooth silky fine machine , just wish they’d make a 90hp grizzly or KQ! The outlander is awesome but definitely can’t match the fit and finish or quietness of the drivetrain of the grizz or Kq I had for sure . I keep up maintenance so I hope it holds up well!
@@joekearney exactly the key thing is maintenance but I definitely agree the Suzuki King Quad is definitely silky smooth beautiful machine it's so fun to ride, I feel like you're riding a big Sports quad it's just so fun. The grizzly is a nice bike as well it's just a different riding bike so I guess it would depend on your riding, definitely on your new bike keep up the maintenance keep up on it the clutches on them are not as good as the grizzly and the king quad but with maintenance and taking care of it you shouldn't have any issues and put those great big 30-in tires I would not recommend that very hard on the front axles drive shafts on the clutch I think that's one of the big mistakes people do with these Can-Ams, the power of the ATV with those tires just tears the axles and driveshafts it's just too much enjoy your bike,
@@truthnow902 thanks bud , absolutely she’ll not see anything bigger than the 26s on it , at MOST 27s but likely never any bigger than stock. Agreed 91 Hp tears clutches and stuff up lol
Tell you what I've ridden many ATVs threw out my years we just bought a Suzuki king quad 750 and these dam four wheelers are way under estimated the throttle response is amazing the very impressive wishing I would have bought one a long time ago
The KQ 750 is a fine machine . Decent power and extremely well built , which was my favorite part of it !
Yes I totally agree with you there an awesome machine I love that throttle response you get from them, and they're very durable and reliable a real powerhouse Suzuki did a very good job.
Scary close to the house! Damn aliens... HAHA!
What’s up brother !
Lol! Well the forestry service nor anyone has any clue how it started at all lol.
Ole KQ is cleaned right back up after that lol. I’m itching to get back to big bore power again, I must resist !
Aliens yeah well I guess you can call them that but we all know what their real names are lol
Hey man I want to give you a tip please before you buy any of those ATVs that you mentioned especially Can-Am please do your research and do it really good because those things are absolutely garbage if you want to put big bucks into it keep it running I guess it's okay but so many people are having big problems with them you see them for sale everywhere because people want to upgrade to the Suzuki King Quad or the Yamaha Grizzly because they're reliable
I’ve since gotten the 1000R outlander . You’ll get no argument out of me , I agree the KingQuad 750 and the Grizzly I had are the two best built CVT machines you can get . I actually rank the Kingquad 750 slightly ahead of the grizzly over all in head to toe build quality. One smooth silky fine machine , just wish they’d make a 90hp grizzly or KQ! The outlander is awesome but definitely can’t match the fit and finish or quietness of the drivetrain of the grizz or Kq I had for sure . I keep up maintenance so I hope it holds up well!
@@joekearney exactly the key thing is maintenance but I definitely agree the Suzuki King Quad is definitely silky smooth beautiful machine it's so fun to ride, I feel like you're riding a big Sports quad it's just so fun. The grizzly is a nice bike as well it's just a different riding bike so I guess it would depend on your riding, definitely on your new bike keep up the maintenance keep up on it the clutches on them are not as good as the grizzly and the king quad but with maintenance and taking care of it you shouldn't have any issues and put those great big 30-in tires I would not recommend that very hard on the front axles drive shafts on the clutch I think that's one of the big mistakes people do with these Can-Ams, the power of the ATV with those tires just tears the axles and driveshafts it's just too much enjoy your bike,
@@truthnow902 thanks bud , absolutely she’ll not see anything bigger than the 26s on it , at MOST 27s but likely never any bigger than stock.
Agreed 91 Hp tears clutches and stuff up lol