Looked at brute forces today is the 750 worth $1000 more than the 650. Salesman said if u raced them 750 would barely win

 

from what i understand the 650 comes wth a advanced timing cdi to make it more comparable with the 750. put a dyna cdi in that 750 and it will blow the 650 away.

 

If a '05, '06, '07, then I would say "no".....If you talking '08, Then yes with FI, storage, better ride and handling...The FI will give you higher resale value later. Most people look for FI now when buying now, can you imagine 3 years from now, they will laugh at you when you say it has carburetors. The 08 750 brute is the best brute made to date.

TK

 

I just started riding atvs (just sold my hayabusa) I cant tell you about any other atv but I love my 750.

 

Go for it if you can, why not buy the biggest one kawi makes..if you dont you may second guess yourself in 6 mo. and wish you forked out the extra cash then...

Thats the way I look at it.

 

For me, the 650 is MORE than enough ATV. I couldn't imagine needing more. However, I suppose it depends on what you plan to do w/ it. The 750 seemed physically larger to me at the dealership, more bulky. I strictly ride trails. No dragracing, no mudding, no farm work. My 650 SRA gets up to 50 in no time and just keeps on accelerating. I hit 68 on the paved road which leads from my house to the trailhead. On a trail, I couldn't imagine needing more power, plus I like having the SRA. Having the ability to powerslide through the turns in addition to fewer moving parts is a big plus for me.

Just my 2 cents.

 

I don't know. A thousand bucks is alot more. The idea of getting the 650i and using the $1000 to get some tires, wheels and skid plates sounds more appealing to me.

Ultimately it comes down to how much you can afford I guess. If you got the cash then go for the 750 for no other reason than getting the biggest, best, latest and greatest Kawi makes.

 

If you don't get the 750 now...you will regret it later. I have the 750 and the 650's are good, but not good enough. With my 28" tires I can still get 90KPH no problem. 750 EFI would be even better.