Helping You Pick The Right Model 

 

Did you know Suzuki was the first company to make a 4-wheel ATV? It seems hard to imagine, but before Suzuki released its LT125 model in 1983, other ATVs only had 3 wheels. 

 

If you’re in the market for a quad, Suzuki ATVs are still an excellent option. 

 

What to Consider Before Picking a Model

 

Before you stroll into a showroom, it’s important to consider the type of ATV you want. There are a wide variety of ATVs on the market to meet different needs. 

 

Where Will You Be Venturing Out?

 

First, think about where you’re planning to use your ATV, and what you want it to do. If you live on a farm, or own a cottage, you might expect your vehicle to do some heavy lifting. If you plan to go off-roading for pleasure, then you may want something a bit lighter and easier to handle. 

 

For outdoor work or hunting, utility ATVs are recommended. They are made for hauling heavy loads, and can take a lot of abuse. These work horses aren’t as nimble for pleasure riding. 

 

Sport ATVs are made for speed, and ideal for pleasure or sport riding. They don’t have the power to haul heavy loads.

 

Want to use your ATV for work and play? Utility-sport ATVs are good general use vehicles and will give you the best of both worlds. 

 

What Size of ATV is Right For You

 

ATVs are made in a range of sizes to accommodate different bodies and speeds.

 

First, consider who will be riding the ATV. There are youth vehicles for kids, small ATVs for teens or smaller adults, standard ATVs for adults up to 5’10” (178cm) and large ATVs for taller adults. Here is the size breakdown from SuperATV.com:

  • Youth ATVs: 50-60” (127cm-152cm) long, 30-40” (76cm-101cm) wide

  • Small ATVs: 65-70” (165cm-178cm) long, 40-43” (102cm-109cm) wide 

  • Standard ATVs: 70-85” (178cm-216cm) long, 43-45” (109cm-114cm) wide 

  • Large ATVs: 85-95” (216cm-241cm) long, 45-48” (114cm-122cm) wide

Another important consideration is engine displacement, which is the volume (size) of the engine. Bigger engines take up more room and give you more power. If you’re a new rider, you’ll want to make sure you don’t buy more engine than you can handle. 

 

Engine displacement is measured in cubic centimetres (cc) and range from about 50cc to 1000cc. 50-70cc are considered good for kids. If you want your ATV to do heavy work, look for at least 500cc. If you’re a very experienced rider and you want to race or go mudding, look for 1000cc. 

 

Why You Should Get A Suzuki ATV

 

The Suzuki brand is well-known for reliability, and ATVs are no exception. They also offer a range of versatile models for all occasions, and offer excellent value. 

 

Suzuki also extends a comprehensive Protection Plan with great coverage. 

 

Reliability

 

Suzuki ATVs in Canada are very reliable. They last a long time and don’t break down quickly. This fact comes up frequently in reviews. In a recent comparison of a Suzuki Kingquad and Kawasaki Brute by Dirt Wheels Magazine, for example, the Kingquad was rated higher for reliability. 

 

Rugged Versatility

 

Whether you want to go off-roading for fun, or are looking for a utility vehicle that can take you hunting and home again, Suzuki ATVs are a great choice. 

 

Writer and hunter Tyler Freel put a Suzuki King Quad 750 AXI (with the Rugged Package add-on) to the test when he took it hunting in Alaska. He wrote, “I crashed the Suzuki through burnt timber stands, chest-high brush, thigh-deep mudholes, tundra, steep, rocky hillsides, tussocks, swamps, gravel and glacial creeks. I drove it across dicey log bridges, in and out of the back of trucks, and the front of jet boats.”

 

He and the King Quad survived in great condition. Suzuki ATVs truly are ready for anything.  

  

Owners Say: Best Bang For Your Buck

 

Suzuki ATVs are also good value for money. They are competitively priced and well made. 

 

Experienced ATV owners often buy Suzuki over and over because they know they will get good value every time.  

 

Multiple Models To Suit Your Needs

 

Suzuki’s ATV line-up offers a range of vehicles for everyone. 

 

The 2023 King Quad 400 is a great sports-utility quad. With an engine displacement of 400cc, it’s perfect for beginners. 

 

If you are an experienced driver looking for a heavy-duty ATV, the 2023 Suzuki King Quad 750XPZ may be perfect for you. It comes equipped with power steering, high towing capacity, independent suspension, and front and rear carrier covers. 

 

For younger riders, Suzuki has released the 2023 Suzuki Quad Sport Z50 and the Quad Sport Z90. The Z50 has a 49cc engine and is recommended for kids aged 6 and up (with parental supervision). It has fantastic safety features like a throttle limiter (so parents can set a maximum speed) and a remote engine stop switch. Make sure you thoroughly research ATV safety before you allow kids to ride.

 

The Z90 is for bigger kids and teens aged 12 and above. It has a 90cc engine and a throttle limiter. 

 

Unique Standout Features

 

Suzuki ATVs have a lot going for them. 

 

They offer both manual and automatic transmission. The five-speed manual transmission in the 400 models is exemplary in its class. 

 

The company also stands behind its products with a 1-year warranty on its ATVs, and an extended warranty Protection Plan. 

 

The Takeaway

 

Suzuki has been refining its ATVs since it launched the first one in the 1980s. It’s a reputable company that makes an excellent product. Whether you’re trying an ATV for the first time, or you're an experienced rider looking for the perfect outdoor adventures ATV, Suzuki is a great bet. 

 

The 2023 models are now on order. Call (705) 242-2885 to claim yours today!