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@@ChadOutdoors just around my large back yard and can already tell the ride is so smooth. Can’t wait to jump the beast. I live about an hour away from Durhamtown, which is 6000 acres of ATV trails. Can’t wait to go there and put them to the test
The brute force 750 would be the best mud mbike made.its fast and if you put snorkels ,relocate the radiator, 2in maybe 3in,good tires with the right belt .that thing is a beast
only problem jumping a brute force if your over 230 pounds youll bend the foot pegs under the floorboard especially if ya race and do doubles with it or any agressive jumps thats the only week point on mine are the floor board support both pegs are thin n bend
I think I’m gonna go ahead and try the black waters!! Seem to be nothing but good reviews. I’ve waited for so long that I’ve lost interest!!! If you talk about elkas in another video try and go into the differences between stock and those. I’d be curious to know how it affects body roll, and off camber situations. Normally on steep rocky hills. I’m curious if the elkas are worth it in your opinion. Rode my buddy’s can am, and it feels a lot bigger and heavier, but a little more plush in the rough stuff. Curious if elkas make the brute on par in that scenario. That’s one of the only scenarios he really has an advantage over me.
If you had it to do over, and it was between the Brute or an Outlander, which would you choose? I had a 2015 Brute and want another one but I won’t own another one without Elkas.
Not knowing your thoughts on all the different makers of 4x4 ATVs what are your thoughts on the others? I’ve done loads of research and am torn between 1. Yamaha, 2. Kawasaki and 3. Polaris in this order. But I’ve rethought my order and am considering the Kawasaki 750 Brute Force. What are your dislikes in it from the 2015 to 2022 as I may not buy new. I’d appreciate your thoughts bud👋🏻
Hey there! I would first say don't but a Polaris ATV used, ever. That leaves you with the Kawa and Yama. The two are great machines, I'd have to ask what are you using it for? All play? All work? A mix of both? Do you have a passion for speed? Will you have a passenger sometimes? I did a video not long ago on why I bought my BF. If you want to reply back with those answers I can make a recommendation.
@@ChadOutdoors I’m a healthy hard working 68 year old guy. I use my beater 2007 Yamaha Warrior 4x4 for work on 8 acres hauling a 4x6 trailer with rocks, firewood, brush to be burned, ……. very little play. My current atv is not adequate for the weight I pull with it and sometimes fails to pull a load up hills. The brakes are absolutely awful, rather scary downhill with loads in my trailer, the 23” tires are not tall enough and lacks ground clearance. I’m a Kawi fan, I like the BF, but I don’t know that I need the power and speed of a 750 twin. I can handle anything as I’ve ridden motorcycles thousands of miles for many years. I’d be fine with a 550 to 650 machine but Kawi doesn’t make one. I may go ahead with the Kawi 750 BF, I’d rather have more than I need instead of not enough.
@@kennypringle4580 You should take a hard look at the Grizzly and Kodiak 700. If you're mostly working, I think the Kodiak is more setup for that from the factory. The power steering alone will be a huge upgrade for you.
If it's a work machine I would be looking at the Grizzly on the high end. Can am outlander pro xu 700 for more features for 3 grand less. But there is nothing wrong with a used Honda rancher!
