Here Are All The Details On The New 2019 Suzuki KingQuad

Suzuki today unveiled the new 2019 Kingquad in both 750 and 500 versions.  

It's been 35 years since Suzuki introduced the world's first four-wheeled ATV. Suzuki's ATVs have come a long way since the LT125 in 1983. 

"Nothing's built like a KingQuad," Suzuki likes to say, and that's a statement that rings even more true in 2019. The 2019 KingQuad's new frame, 30-percent reduction in steering effort, new handlebar-mounted headlight, an LED taillight, a new multi-fuction LCD instrument panel, and more storage compartments only begin to tell the story of the 2019 KingQuad's improvements. 

Here's everything we know so far. 

• Towing capacity is increased to 600 kilograms, or 1,322 pounds.
• Engines have been refined for greater output and smoother power and torque delivery.
• The fully independent suspension has new gas-charged front and rear shocks for more precise handling.
• The frame is more rigid, and the rear suspension and final drive case brackets are stronger.
• The handlebar headlight obviously turns with the handlebars, so light points the direction you're traveling.
• There are now three storage compartments: one beside the right front fender, one on the rear left side, and a new 4-litre compartment at the centre rear.
• The transmission has been updated with a lighter weight roller, a new driven pulley spring,  optimized string tension, and re-grooved torque cam shape.

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