2023 Suzuki King Quad 750 EPS Test Review!

We picked up a new Suzuki King Quad 750 to go head to head with our Grizzly 700. This video is our review and first impressions of Suzuki's King Quad.

[kinkwhip]

Let’s see flyin Bryan take that mustache for a test ride

[gregrowe]

I’ve got a 2008 king quad 750 myself. 7200 miles, still original belt. On 4th set of tires. Only routine maintenance other than replacing cv shafts on all 4 corners and I would still call that routine on a machine this old. Still starts and runs great. Plenty of power, easily does 65 mph if you want to go that fast. Tons of low end power and I love the 4x4 system as well. Even with stock tires, plenty of ground clearance. I have slightly more aggressive tired than stock but stuck with stock size. I’d recommend it for anyone looking to buy one, new or used. They will last a long time.

[Green_stax]

I can’t believe that this channel doesn’t have more subscribers, it’s such a damn good channel! And I’m a dirt bike guy but I love these videos. Time to start spreading the good word of this channel some more.

[yamayahoo]

Don't know what we would do without these videos. Absolutely invaluable.... just wanted to say, cuz this channel helped me make one of the most important decisions with my money. THANK YOU! Never stop!!

[TheZRKid]

THANK YOU FOR STICKING UP for SUZUKI!! So underated!!!!

[Sparktrician]

I’m so glad we have you guys doing these atv reviews. I’m on the edge of my seat waiting for the comparison review. Both great quads. I agree about the shifter and trans on the Suzuki. Just well done. Thanks again for doing what you do, there’s still a strong group of atv riders out there. Oh yeah sxs’s suck……lol.

[chrise.]

Agree with other posts.
This channel is awesome…in fact, I end up watching reviews on a lot of machines I don’t give a shit about because I enjoy the way the material is presented.
Keep up the great work - and don’t ever change your style, the no frills straight up honesty and thorough commentary is best in class, 💯

[abdullaismail]

I just saw the king quad in our dealership few days back and i agree the quality of these quads are extremely good and well building comparing to what you get these days. They are for sure a great and wise choice.

[chrislobb]

I couldn’t agree more with the idea of KQ’s being under rated.
One thing I love about this machine is the clutch engagement. I use it for working around my property and when you have a trailer loaded with stuff it’s easier to keep it on the trailer with the smooth clutch engagement. I had a Brute Force and the power is fun but the clutch engagement and fighting with the shifter can be infinitely frustrating.
Another great video.

[sihyungpark]

Really appreciate you guys with excellent reviews and continuing to review atvs not just sxs.

[alefever]

I've been waiting for you guys to release this video for about a month and once again you nailed it. I'm a 2022 king quad owner and couldn't agree more with the review; well done! Appreciate the continued awesome and videos and looking forward to the comparison to the grizzly! Thanks again and enjoy the trails!

[flyingbriando]

Definitely a fun machine straight outta the box…looking forward to this comparison so we can dive deep and FINALLY put out a great Grizz vs KQ vid

[jerryrocketandthegogogirls]

Have the 750 AXI SE+ and it’s fucking awesome. Put a badlands winch, front and rear bumpers and switched the lights to LEDs and it’s PERFECT. Such a beast of an atv

[gretchenmorfea]

The kingquad is a beast! All the new updates make it truely indestructible and the new clutching gives it snap! Highest quality and most durable machine on the market!

My old 2013 500 kq was great! 4K miles and only one broken axle and a water pump seal (both after 3k miles). It’s been jumped, in the mud, wheelies and rolled hard with still great quality! It’s the performance and reliability that is for me! And your damn right the quadratic cvt is great! Filled my clutched with mud and they still hook and pulled with the water in the clutch box. Diffs are also great (looking at you can am). Had a long ride with mud in the diff and still rides great with little wear. The tires also are pretty good. I wore mine down to the carcass then went to bear claws.

Over all I love the kq! Suzuki has done some great stuff! Would love a twin though.

Great review and nailed all the points! Team Suzuki! Hoping for the ltr or quadzilla back, even if it’s a stretch.

[DirtyJakTheDustyBean]

We bought two Suzuki King Quad 750's this year. So far love em both. We have now rode enough on them to know them and have our opinions much more so than when we first got them. Can't wait to see your shoot out, as the Grizzly was also very high on our list. Of course now the Grizzly's are fully in stock everywhere by us, when we were looking they were a hard find. Overall we know which quad will win, it will be pretty darn close though. The shootout will be close enough to where either quad would be a great choice, I feel riding style will also play a small part in which quad would work better for someone.

[WhatTimeIsIt]

I have one of these and what I noticed is that the suspension got a lot softer in the initial part of the stroke but retained the good bottoming resistance and control after about 200 km of riding.

[quaddingsous]

Nice job boys! Always love watching your reviews because I know they're not sponsored by the product you're reviewing, the review is coming from real ATVers who have put a ton of miles on the trails and the review is honest, not bias.

[TheZRKid]

So glad y’all got the KING Quad!!! Y’all should make a video on the king quad 400. We have one that’s been through WindRock x 3 and Iron Mountain x 2, pulled tractors out and other atvs. I can’t get it stuck!! I love it!!! We have had it for going on 3 years and haven’t had ANY problems except the brakes squeaking. DEFINITELY RECOMMEND IT!

[nberardi]

I get the Suzuki/Kawasaki snappy power, which is great compared to a Grizzly overall, and had an 18 Brute. Grizzly is a lot smoother power. But now having a Grizzly, and being able to rip the woods, and very spirited rocky sections, the Grizzly suspension soaks up almost everything and the power is not lacking. Before the Grizzly, I have never been able to ride a day with a quad and not have some back/neck pain at the end of the day. Now that the Suzuki/Kawasaki are priced similarly as the Grizzly, I can't see myself ever not picking the Grizzly.

[Jim-bwjo]

Great and informative video. I have a 2020 KQ 750 SE and absolutely love it. For the kind of riding I like to do, the suspension works very well. I upgraded the tires to the Maxxis Zilla for better traction and a stronger tire. At 5'7, I prefer the handlebar setup as it is and haven't noticed any downsides to it. As for reliability, other than standard preventative maintenance, I have not had to have anything repaired or replaced.