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Do you have a long week ahead of you? Do you just want to make it through Monday? Then, take a break with us and watch this video by  Gabe Farrell Productions as they try to fit a square peg into a round hole... Or rather, attach a big a$$ set of wheels and tires to an unsuspecting YXZ then terrorize your media team.

Can-Am, a leading brand of BRP, is thrilled to announce the fourth annual International Off-Road Day, taking place on Saturday, October 5, 2024. This global event brings together off-road enthusiasts to celebrate their passion for adventure and the great outdoors. This year, Can-Am is proud to partner with Tread Lightly!, an organization dedicated to preserving and maintaining off-road recreation areas, ensuring the trails remain accessible for future generations.

Prepare now so you are ready to go for opening day...

Kawasaki's Mule is perhaps the backbone of the UTV world, and its lineage continues to make its way through the years with the machine coming back in a wide variety of models and trims for 2025. This week, Kawasaki announced the return of the Mule Pro-FX 820, Pro-FXT 820, Pro-FXR 1000, and Pro-FXT 1000 side-by-sides for the 2025 model year.

If you put your side-by-side through any kind of technical or rough terrain, chances are you should be running skid plates. Should you want to go with metal as your material of choice, your options are aluminum or steel. Both have their merits, but which is better? In this skid plate deep-dive we will explore factors like strength, weight, corrosion resistance, maintenance, cost, and specific use cases.

Knowing what you’re getting into before you sign the dotted line can make owning an ATV more enjoyable

Tires are like tools; the right one exists for every job, and using one designed for a specific task is how the best results come about. Long-running aftermarket parts manufacturer QuadBoss has announced a new riding style-specific tire geared towards loose terrain, and it debuted the model at the recent Sand Sports Super Show.

This guide is intended to help veterans and novices alike look – at a glance, so-to-speak – over a manufacturer’s full list of vehicles (per category of course)...all in one place! For those in the know, it’s just a great resource to make comparisons. And for those who are just learning, this is an opportunity to become familiar with the model year (MY) lineup they have to offer. Take a scroll, leave a comment, and try not to empty your wallets too fast. 

Every year, the big names in UTV manufacturing release the latest models. We eagerly await them to see how much the power has been increased, or what suspension and handling updates have been done to make these machines better and more fun to drive. Quite a few of us, however, fall into a bit of a funk after the releases simply because we can’t afford to go buy the latest machine. If you’re one of these folks, don’t let it get you down. You can make your UTV handle better than ever, and it’s easier than you think!

While the only images of the HF1 are low-quality and via the brand's Instagram page, Volcon did publish a full press release on its Investor Relations page. While some details are still yet to be revealed, the press release does paint a pretty good picture of what the HF1 will be.

EagleRider and Destination Yamaha have launched a new "Sunbelt Tour in Winter" series, offering a quick, adrenaline-filled escapes like their up-coming trip through Nevada’s Mojave Desert. This three-day, two-night guided adventure starts at $1,676 and includes a mix of on-road and off-road experiences on Yamaha Ténéré 700 motorcycles and Yamaha UTVs.

We sent our all-around wheelman and sometimes wordsmith, Justin W. Coffey, to beautiful British Columbia to test ride Can-Am's all-new 2025 Outlander XT-P 1000R, the first production model ATV with more than 100 horsepower. Based out of Carl Kuster Mountain Park (CKMP), Justin spent two days behind the handlebar of both the Outlander 1000R and its smaller sibling, the Outlander 850. If you're interested in all the details about this new machine, read Justin's full review here, otherwise enjoy this action packed production shot in the Canadian backcountry!

Fall is a perfect time for ATV riding. The crisp air, changing leaves, and scenic trails offer an exhilarating outdoor experience, but preparing before heading out is important. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or a beginner, here are 10 important things to know before you hit the trails on your ATV or UTV this fall.

Let’s be real: staying hydrated is one of those things we all know we should do, but somehow it still sneaks up on us—especially when you’re in the zone, whether that’s ripping through trails in your side-by-side, pushing through a long day at work, or, perhaps, recovering from a night that involved a few too many questionable decisions. Hydration isn't just about staying alive (though, yeah, that too); it's about keeping your brain sharp, your body fresh, and your energy up when you're out riding, or tackling that to-do list.

I’d never been to Alaska before, let alone its southeasternmost tip, so the crew at Destination Yamaha could hardly press “send” before I responded “yes” to their invitation. Twenty-two hours of daylight, bears catching salmon in a river, icebergs off the shores of a forest-laden coastline…I’d dreamt up my version of this forbidden kingdom since childhood. It’s the stuff of fiction, feeding classic novels for readers who (like me) picture themselves as explorers, bold pioneers who run towards the unknown at full speed. At least in my imagination.

The gang at   Grind Hard Plumbing Co. picked up the cheapest ATV they could find on Amazon and transformed it into an absolutely insane all electric 'drift quad.' Initially, the petrol powered unit was outfitted with a turbocharger, but that wasn't enough horsepower for the Grind Hard guys... Originally powered by a 125cc single cylinder that produced 7.64 HP at 7000 RPM with an estimated max speed of 35 MPH depending on the weight of the rider, the XproUSA 125cc ATV is designed to be an entry level, low cost option for someone looking to get their kids (or perhaps themselves) into the sport. But those numbers aren't going to cut it, especially for the crew at Grind Hard!