Denago Powersports

Trailhawk 10FI ATV

$1,599

*Prices and Specifications subject to change without notice. MSRP excludes tax, license, registration, destination charge and dealer installed options and accessories. Dealer prices may vary.

Color: Green

The Trailhawk 10FI is the sportiest Youth-10 ATV on the market, with independent double A-arm front suspension and adjustable shocks, a fuel-injected 120cc engine, electric starting, and sleek sporty style with color-matched handguards and grips. It’s available in 6 colors.

Features

• Fuel-injected 120cc overhead-cam powerplant
• Push-button electric starting
• Dual A-arm independent front suspension with adjustable shocks
• Hydraulic disc brakes
• Color-matched comfort grips and handguards
• Digital instrument panel
• Emergency remote shut-off
• LED lighting front and rear
• Choice of 6 colors

Specifications

Engine: 120cc OHC air-cooled 4-stroke
Transmission: Automatic CVT with reverse gear; chain drive
Starter: Electric
Front suspension: Double A-arm, adjustable shocks
Rear suspension: Swingarm, adjustable monoshock
Front/rear brakes: Hydraulic discs
Front/rear tires: 19×7-8; 18×9.5-8
Lighting: LED
Seat height: 26 inches
Wheelbase: 38 inches
Dimensions: 59 x 38.5 x 38 inches (LxWxH)
Fuel capacity: 0.6 gallon
Weight: 239 lb
Minimum age: 10 years
Colors: Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Black, Traml Camo
Warranty: 6 months parts and labor

The Trailhawk

A true trail blazer. This ATV stands out from the pack thanks to having the highest CC engine it's class. Don't miss out on a one-of-a-kind ride with the Trailhawk.

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The Denago Difference - A Comparison Guide

The Youth Sport ATV 10+ class is a great entryway into sport-quad riding. Denago’s Trailhawk 10FI has significant advantages in most areas, with more features and more power than its rivals. The Trailhawk boasts the largest engine in its class, and its electronic fuel-injection gives it a leg up over the carbureted Kayo, which isn't compliant with California emissions regulations. The Trailhawk further sets itself apart by its digital LCD instrumentation with readouts for speed, engine rpm, gear position, and odometer, while the others only have lights for gear position. The Yamaha has preload-adjustable shocks like the Trailhawk, but it uses a single-A-arm front suspension rather than the more sophisticated double A-arm designs. The Denago and Kayo feature hydraulic disc brakes, while Yamaha uses prehistoric mechanical drums. Add in extra features like remote start/stop via a key fob, color-matched handguards, and the best price makes the Denago Trailhawk 10FI clearly the best package in the Y10 sport-quad class. Six color options give young riders style choices unavailable from the other brands.

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