The Kawasaki Teryx4 750 may not look all that powerful, but it really is the personification of not judging a book by its proverbial cover.
On the contrary, the Teryx4 is all that and more, beginning with a perfect combination of performance and ease of operation. The additional seats on the ATV allow for more room to take extra friends along for the ride, or in some cases, more room for storage. The ATV’s relative ease of use is evident by hopping into the vehicle’s cockpit, buckling up, hitting the starter, and mashing the accelerator. The Teryx4’s ultra-light steering, sublime controls, and the lack of steering kickback, provides an ideal recipe for all-terrain fun.
The Teryx4 750 also has a frame that Kawasaki engineers worked tirelessly to perfect. Using detailed computer analysis and loads of off-road testing when developing the Teryx4’s all-new square-tube steel frame, Kawasaki engineers were able to build a strong frame that can withstand the rigors of the off-loading world. Unlike the more conventional designs found on many lighter-duty two-seat RUV models, the Teryx4 features a Double-X frame design with two X-shaped cross members bridging the box structures from corner to corner.
On top of that, the Teryx4 also features a new 749cc V-twin four-stroke engine that offers 15 percent more power than the already stout unit in the two-seat Teryx, along with all the durability to deal with the rigors of spirited fun in challenging off-road environments. The V-twin design fitted on the ATV has become a market favorite because of its stump-pulling power and easy-to-harness flexibility, making it the perfect powerplant for a machine that produces as much power as the Teryx4.
So don’t mistake the Kawasaki Teryx4 for its rather simple looks; it offers more than you would expect from an ATV like this.
Find out more about the Kawasaki Teryx4 750 after the jump.
Engine
Teryx4’s perfectly balanced liquid-cooled, 749cc SOHC, four-valve-per-cylinder fuel-injected, 90-degree V-twin engine pumps out substantial power, especially in the low
and mid-range, precisely where a four-seat RUV needs it
Peak power has also been raised in addition to the focus on low
and mid-range grunt
Oversquare (85 x 66mm) engine dimensions and high-flow four-valve cylinder heads contribute to the Teryx’s superb acceleration, low
and mid-range pulling power and overall engine flexibility
90-degree V-twin configuration offers perfect primary balance, resulting in low engine vibration and maximum comfort for driver and passengers
Upgraded transmission design features a shift-drum/shift-fork assembly for improved operation and durability, along with a centrifugal wet clutch in place of the previous belted design for improved operation
Aluminum cylinders are electrofusion-plated for light weight and excellent heat dispersion – all of which add durability and reliability
Valve timing, lift and ignition timing have all been optimized; along with a revised exhaust system, the new powerplant pumps out ideal power for a four-person RUV
Piston wall thickness, connecting rod bearing surfaces and crank journal surfaces have all been upgraded for added durability
Engine can be started in gear as long as the brake pedal is depressed
Engine is positioned mid-ship, providing optimum front/rear balance and optimal handling
A heavy-duty liquid cooling system keeps temperatures under control in the harshest conditions, and provides long-term dependability
Large-capacity radiator is compact and placed high in the chassis for protection against mud and debris, while a large cooling fan increases cooling capacity, especially during slower going
Engine weight is reduced via numerous advanced technologies, including lightened crank webs, rare earth magnet usage, a small generator, and paring excess material wherever possible
An ignition cut-out protects the brake system by preventing riding with the parking brake engaged
Large-diameter cooling-system hoses maximize coolant flow and overall capacity, while the coolant reservoir is located beneath the flip-up front cover for easy maintenance
Suspension
High-performance fully adjustable gas-charged Kayaba shocks with piggyback reservoirs up front provide excellent fade-resistant damping performance in the toughest conditions while providing 7.8 inches of plush, controlled wheel travel
Independent rear suspension with fully adjustable piggyback-reservoir shocks provides 8.3 inches of wheel travel and the best possible performance and handling at high speeds
The piggyback reservoirs on the shocks reduce oil frothing under hard conditions by keeping the shocks cooler under strain
A rear torsion bar helps minimize body roll, maximizing chassis performance
Key Features
Electric Power Steering (EPS) system offers low-effort steering and extra damping at speed and in rough going
Room for four means twice the personal payload and twice the fun. And with the rear seats mounted higher than those in front, rear-seat passengers have a better view forward – and have an easier time getting in and out
Perfectly balanced 749cc V-twin engine with digital fuel injection offers more power, especially in the low and mid range, exactly where a four-seat RUV needs it
All-new Double-X frame design offers more strength, rigidity and durability for the Teryx4’s extra weight and higher carrying capacity
All-new bodywork package offers good looks and durability for the long haul, with scratch-resistant material used throughout
Sport-focused suspension using fully adjustable shocks with piggyback reservoirs front and rear offers an ideal compromise between sporty control and superb ride comfort
Roomy interior lets driver and passengers stretch out, while ample cargo space means you can take along plenty of supplies and gear
Short wheelbase versus the competition allows a short turning radius (handy in tight situations) and the ability to climb over obstacles that would ground longer and lower vehicles
Superb off-road ability, including high-grade Maxxis Bighorn 26-inch tires on 12-inch rims, 10.8 inches of ground clearance, a 17-degree break-over angle, and 23.6-inch water fording depth
Continuously variable transmission (CVT) and category-first centrifugal clutch offer sporty performance and the slow-speed throttle precision needed in tricky or slow-speed conditions
Electronic three-mode 4WD is controlled by a handy cockpit switch and allows instantaneous changes from 2WD to 4WD and 4WD with differential lock for maximum traction situations
Dual 200mm front discs and a sealed multi-plate rear brake system help provide stopping power
Convenience features include standard colored doors, auto-style parking brake, roomy cargo area with four tie-down loops, full instrumentation, hand-holds, two-tone seats, over fenders for mud protection, opening front hood for easy maintenance and much more
Multi-function instrumentation offers the driver a host of important information, including speed, hour meter, fuel level and much more
Specifications
Engine
Liquid-cooled, 90-degree, four-stroke V-twin
Valve System
SOHC, four valves per cylinder
Displacement
749cc
Starting System
Electric
Bore x stroke
85 x 66mm
Compression Ratio
9.3:1
Fuel System
DFI, 2 x Mikuni 36mm throttle bodies
Ignition
TCBI with electronic advance
Transmission
Continuously variable belt-drive transmission with high and low range, plus reverse, and wet centrifugal clutch
Final drive
Selectable four-wheel drive with locking Front Differential Control, shaft
Frame type
Double-X reinforced design using large-diameter, thin-walled, high-tensile tubular steel
Front suspension / wheel travel
Dual A-arm with fully adjustable, gas charged, reservoir shocks / 7.8 in.
Rear suspension / wheel travel
Adjustable Independent Rear Suspension (IRS) with fully adjustable, gas charged, reservoir shocks / 8.3 in.
Multi-function Digital Meter with speedometer, fuel gauge, clock hour meter, odometer, dual trip meter and parking brake, CVT belt, R/N/P/4WD, water temp and oil pressure indicators
Color Choices
Vibrant Blue
Quotes
Motorcycle USA----"The all new Kawasaki Teryx4 750 4x4 EPS is a new four seater that comes with Electric Power Steering that is not a bad thing. The EPS has made the Kawasaki models easier to handle and maneuver and keeps the driver from getting too tired handling these beasts. You are supposed to be warn out from having fun, not steering the RUV."
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