2026 Kawasaki Brute Force 750 Test Review

2026 Kawasaki Brute Force 750 Test Review: Since our first test of the Brute Force 750 back in 2010, we’ve remained impressed with the machine’s performance, particularly its v-twin engine. In 2012, Team Green added power steering. The engine was retuned for even more low-end torque. The frame was reinforced for improved strength and rigidity. Shock mounting positions were changed along with a new sway bar. 12 years later, Kawasaki dusted off the Brute Force 750 for 2024, giving it a fresh look plus a number of other small but noteworthy changes. Was it enough for it to steal away a bigger piece of the big-bore segment from Polaris and Can-Am? Watch on as we find out.

As it stands, the 2026 Kawasaki Brute Force 750 remains a reliable, versatile sport-utility ATV that’s more fun than the spec sheet suggests—especially if durability, simplicity are your priorities.

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