Weekend Warrior: Suzuki KingQuad 750AXi
Take A Ride On The Suzuki KingQuad 750AXi
The recent influx of ATVs with camouflage designs got me thinking
of my favorite military-inspired machines. Without a doubt, one of
the rides at the top of my list is the Suzuki KingQuad
750AXi, which has been a worthwhile investment for fans of
all-terrain vehicles over the past several years. A few special
editions of this ATV are outfitted with Realtree Hardwoods HD
Enhanced camouflage bodywork, bringing an aspect of military
toughness to the exterior - matching the high power, heavy-duty
style of what's under the hood.
Engine And Chassis
The liquid-cooled, four-stroke engine sits at the heart of the
Suzuki ATV. With a displacement of 722cc, you can get plenty of
power and low- to mid-range torque, all while reaping the benefits
of a top-of-the-line fuel injection system. This provides quick
responses to the throttle and a fast start-up time. It's also been
rubber-mounted to limit vibrations and keep the entire ride
smooth.
A special Continuously Variable Transmission works with the motor
to ensure riders have the most versatility possible, all without
having to expend too much energy. Its torque-sensing system helps
control the traction and four-wheel drive. If you prefer to have
that power in your own hands, the handlebar-mounted buttons allow
you to choose between the different drive types and select the one
that's the best fit for your situation.
Another thing that contributes to the excellent handling is the
machine's steel frame. It was obviously created with balance and
rigidity in mind, and you can have a comfortable ride because of
it. A T-shaped seat with plenty of thick padding is an added bonus
for riders who appreciate comfort when on their ATV.
Final Thoughts
Any machine that's been built with inspiration from the military
needs to be tough enough to handle anything. Thanks to a few key
features on the 2011 Suzuki KingQuad
750AXi, riders will be able to conquer all kinds of terrain.
One element that immediately springs to mind is power steering.
You'll find it's easy to maneuver in most situations, and with
above-average brakes, you can stop on a dime as well. When you add
the LCD display and halogen headlights to the mix, you'll be ready
to head out and attack the trails.
Whether you're riding for recreational purposes or trying to haul a
heavy load, an offering from the Suzuki KingQuad 750AXi lineup of
machines is more than capable of meeting your needs.
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