Kawasaki Teryx

Many companies are now entering the market with side-by-side ATVs. Side-by-sides are also known as Recreational Utility Vehicles (RUVs) and as Utility Vehicles (UTVs). RUVs are used for both recreational driving and as work vehicles to haul cargo. Kawasaki calls its recently introduced Teryx a Recreational Utility Vehicle. The Kawasaki Teryx is available in three versions: Teryx^tm 750 4x4 NRA Outdoors,^tm Teryx^tm 750 4x4, and the Teryx^tm 750 4x4 LE.

About the Kawasaki Teryx

Side-by-side RUVs have two seats instead of the traditional one seat ATV. The Teryx sports a 749cc 90-degree V-twin engine which makes it powerful for work and play. According to Kawasaki the Teryx is designed for safety as well as performance. The interior features foot guards, three-point harness seat belts, and other features to keep the occupants safe. Kawasaki also states that the Teryx’s tires and properly proportioned width make it very stable.

Are there Safety Problems with the Kawasaki Teryx?

Currently, no specific safety problems have been reported for the Kawasaki Teryx. However, ATVs, RUVS, and UTVs are prone to tip overs and rollovers and so the driver of a Teryx should use proper caution.

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Basic ATV/RUV safety rules

• Only people who are 16 or older should drive adult ATVs and RUVs.
• Proper, approved safety helmets with face protection should always be worn when driving or riding an ATV, RUV, or UTV.
• Even if you think you know a lot about these vehicles, you should take an approved safety course before you begin operating one; taking a course could save your life or the life of someone else.
• Ride only in the seat of these vehicles. Do not ride on the back or try to crowd two people into one seat.

Newsome’s experienced personal injury attorneys are “ATV accident” attorneys. They are experienced in dealing with personal injury cases stemming from all kinds of motor vehicle accidents, including accidents involving ATVs. If you or someone you love has been injured in an ATV accident, contact Newsome today. Simply fill out the handy case evaluation form on the right of the screen and one of our experienced personal injury attorneys will advise you of your legal rights and help you get the compensation you deserve.