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Grizzly 700 Vs. Brute Force 750

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Old 02-11-2011, 09:24 PM
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ok everybody i have owned both brute force and grizzly ,i bought both new,the grizzy have bad efi systems the power sterring just breaks axles to easy i broke a compresson ring on it after 500 miles its really a junky four wheeler,tha brute force i haue now is tha best i every owned ive never broke and axle and i have 32 silverbacks on it i had starter trouble but it was under warrent i have tha jets in tha carb full muzzy exhaust dinateck chip mine has 73 horse power i have never sliped a belt i pulled a 50 ft cotton wagon with mine in high range brute force is the only way 2 go and by tha way mine has stock axles with 32s silverbacks
 
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Old 03-01-2011, 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted by 700vtwinman
The bf750 has 54hp and the griz700 has 49hp. The bf will be a great mudder as I know, but for an all around great big bore quad, the griz700 with efi and power steering is a great buy. If you just want power, the bf750 is the way to go, but if you want everything else, it is a close toss up, but I would say the griz b/c of the efi.

I am no expert but my ac 450 does 55mph and i ran out of room. If the BF and grizzly have the space they should do at leatst 65mph stock no prob
 
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Old 03-02-2011, 11:41 AM
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I've had prairie and a brute was worst ATV I have ever owned EVER hands down most unreliable, hot running ,belt burning, tranny wrecking, diff leaking, shifter out of adjustment, water in the air breather, overpowered thing EVER! if you wanna go in a straight line fast get the brute..but that thing will eat more parts than gas..

Get the Grizzly those are good machines very tough and long lasting and more than enough power than anyone would ever need even in stock form.
 
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Old 05-30-2011, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by unit6666
I've had prairie and a brute was worst ATV I have ever owned EVER hands down most unreliable, hot running ,belt burning, tranny wrecking, diff leaking, shifter out of adjustment, water in the air breather, overpowered thing EVER! if you wanna go in a straight line fast get the brute..but that thing will eat more parts than gas..

Get the Grizzly those are good machines very tough and long lasting and more than enough power than anyone would ever need even in stock form.
WOW, I haven't heard too many complain about their brute forces. I never had a single problem with my bf750.
 
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Old 05-31-2011, 06:12 AM
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Originally Posted by 700vtwinman
The bf750 has 54hp and the griz700 has 49hp. The bf will be a great mudder as I know, but for an all around great big bore quad, the griz700 with efi and power steering is a great buy. If you just want power, the bf750 is the way to go, but if you want everything else, it is a close toss up, but I would say the griz b/c of the efi.
The Kawaski also has EFI 2011 Kawasaki Brute Force® 750 4x4i ATVs

The one thing the BF might be better at is high speed riding on faster fire and logging roads being that its a twin cylinder while the Grizzly is a single.
 
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Old 05-31-2011, 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by TLC
The Kawaski also has EFI 2011 Kawasaki Brute ForceŽ 750 4x4i ATVs

The one thing the BF might be better at is high speed riding on faster fire and logging roads being that its a twin cylinder while the Grizzly is a single.
Maybe when he posted that 4 years ago they didn't have EFI.
 
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