Just got some news that Suzuki is coming out with a huge 800cc single, yes a single. It's also going to have a full IRS and EFI this things going to be a monster!!!! Wait for it for next year!! There coming back STRONG!!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

how much power do they think we need in 2 or 3 years there will be 1200ccs or some thing thats alot of wait with no roll cage. im on about all the brands competing in engine size.how much is to much?

 

$ < if you got the mula they'll make it!! If you got the cohones you'll drive it!!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

i heard its a 700 but i might be wrong hey an 800 would be better anyway!

 

Hope they don't make the mistake Honda did, and leave the sport bike line to languish, while they gave us utes one after another!

 

An 800cc single?? Where are you getting your info from? Do you have a web page so we can have a look? I only ask because this makes no sence. Why would Zook make a big clunky 800cc single when thay can use Kawi's 700 twin? The big bore singles time has come and gone. You watch, those companies not using V's now will have them in a year or so.

 

Suzuki needs to build there own damn engine, and stop depending on Kawasaki!! SUZUKI, BUILD YOUR OWN MACHINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

They are releasing the .Suzuki Twin Peaks 700 4x4. And yes, it uses Kawasaki's 700 V-Twin motor, and duel Keihin CVKR-D32 carbs.......No EFI. That is on the new Sportsman. It also uses the P700's CVT tranny, suspension, drivetrain, and brakes system. Heck, it even LOOKS like the P700!!!!!

Oh, I might add that anything if they go over I believe 800cc, then it is no longer concidered an ATV, but an ORV. I doubt they will get much bigger

 

sounds pretty coool

 

BigBadScrambler,

there is also a 700 cc single (initial reports from Suzuki say 700) that is going to be badged with the "King Quad" name. This machine is the one that FUFIGHTER is referring to. It will have the IRS, EFI, and electronically controlled locker front. There has been some talk that Suzuki might decide to bump the displacement before the actual release of the beast.

Here in MN, a machine can have 800 cc and still be considered an ATV. I do agree that you can only go so big with a single cylinder before you lose the benefits they offer.