Surrounding all this modern technology is the Brute Force 300’s strong styling, which is modeled after its larger Brute Force brothers. Whether you call it family resemblance or sibling rivalry, the result is plenty impressive, with tall, beefy fenders that offer superb protection from mud and debris, and angular styling that appears both modern and aggressive.
Finishing off the styling are Super Black and Bright White colors, which make this vehicle stand out in the crowd.
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Ergonomics
& Creature Comforts
- Kawasaki Brute Force
300
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Riders of all sizes will enjoy generous ergonomics,
with a wide handlebar for easy turning and half-waffle
grips for enhanced comfort after hours in the
saddle. Weights on the handlebar ends help reduce
the amount of vibration transmitted to the rider’s
hands. The saddle sports a flat profile and
super-thick cushioning – just the thing when
you have a full day of riding ahead.
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The wide handlebars with weighted ends help reduce vibration and feature a multi-function digital instrumentation that displays speed, fuel gage, and more
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The Brute Force 300 ATV sports many other features, including multi-function digital instrumentation that displays all manner of useful information, a handy DC electrical socket to charge your mobile device, (if you can find a signal), a gate-style shifter and a handy parking brake.
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The 2015 Kawasaki
Brute Force 300 can carry 44lb on the front rack & 66lb in the rear
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There is loads of overall carrying capacity, too – 44 lb of capacity in the front rack and 66 lb in the rear, as well as a pair of handy compartments, one up front and another built into the right front fender. Towing capacity is a surprisingly strong 500 lb, and there’s even extra space and a standard winch mounting bracket located behind the front grill.
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A front storage compartment is large enough to tote four 16-oz. bottles or anything else you may need along the trail
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As if an electric push-button starter wasn’t convenient enough, the Brute Force 300 ATV includes a backup recoil unit for maximum starting convenience. Meanwhile, the sturdy footpeg/floorboard design does double duty, offering riders plenty of room for their feet and helping increase the Brute Force 300’s splash resistance when the going gets sloppy. Finally, a 3.2-gallon fuel tank means this stellar combination of good times and utility will last a long time between fill-ups.
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The 2015 Kawasaki Brute Force 300 is at home on the farm or on the trail
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The overall result is a compact ATV that is unmatched by the competition. While it is not a big-bore monster ATV, the Brute Force 300 has the strength to deliver plenty of power where it’s needed and has the ability to tackle just about anything that man or mother nature can throw at it.
