2006 Kawasaki Brute Force 750

The Brute Force 750 returns for 2006 sporting some new color options, and with stronger suspension components.

The Brute Force 750 is now available in: Aztec Red, Woodsman Green, Realtree Hardwoods Camo, Snow Camo, and Galaxy Silver!

Engine Displacement: 749 CC ____________________Engine Type: V-Twin
Bore & Stroke (mm): 85 X 66 ____________________Cooling System: Liquid w/fan
Transmission: Automatic CVT____________________Drive System: 2/4 WD w/Diff Lock
Overall Width: 46.3" ___________________________Overall Height: 49.2"
Overall Length: 86.3"___________________________Wheel Base: 50.5"
Suspension Travel: Front 6.7"____________________Suspension Travel: Rear 7.9"
Ground Clearance: 10.6" ________________________Front Brakes: Hydraulic Disc
Suspension type: Front Double A-arm _____________Rear Brakes: Sealed Oil bath disc
Suspension type: Rear Double A-arm______________Tire Front: 25 X 8-12
Fuel Capacity: 5.4 Gallons _______________________Tire Rear: 25 X 10-12
Rack Capacity: Front 88 lbs._____________________Rack Capacity: Rear 176 lbs.
Towing Capacity: 1,250 lbs. _____________________Turning Radius: ?
Speedometer: Digital ___________________________Odometer: Digital
Dry Weight: 604.2 lbs.__________________________Compression Ratio: 8.8:1
Seat Height: 36.8"

Stronger suspension components.. Are these the recalled items on the previous model?

LOL, I was making a somewhat futile attempt to side-step saying that. The 2006 features new tie-rod ends, steering knuckles, carb needles/jets, a-arm bolts... and many other previously recalled components of the 2005 model. Given, I'm certain these aren't the only upgraded components... but they are the only ones I personally know of.

sidestepping aint in my vocabulary

YEAH RIGHT! I've seen you try to talk your way out of domestic disputes!!! ROFL

All you need is an ice rink and a set of scates and you'd be in the Olympics...

self preservation is one thing, talking crap about something I would have to pay 8 grand for is another, LOL

The best way to get the recalled items fixed is just to remove them like I did...LOL..I only wish I still Kawi parts on my bike,then I wouldnt have to ship it 400 miles away to get fixed when I hit trees

stop hitting trees, they aren't very forgiving.

Dont believe me, as my wife

brutes are bad , but not as bad as my 300

And neither one is as bad as a Post Oak....LMAO

Hey, I've only hit 4 or 5 trees and only removed the bark from 2....

Have you been back to visit those trees since then?

Out of the 2 did either of them survive?

This is a very important consideration seeing as even if one died... that leaves you with a 50% mortality rate...LMAO