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All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) and UTVs (utility task vehicle or utility terrain vehicle, depending on who you ask) are versatile machines designed for work, hunting, and both outdoor adventures and recreational activities alike. Their popularity has grown significantly over the last few years and with this growth has come a surge in the demand for specialized accessories to enhance performance and versatility. One such accessory is the ATV track system, a bit of kit designed to emulate the mobility that tracks provide for military tanks and heavy construction vehicles. ATV tracks serve a crucial role in transforming these vehicles into off-road beasts, capable of traversing challenging terrains that standard tires cannot. Let’s explore the world of ATV tracks, exploring what they do and why they are becoming a must-have for ATV enthusiasts.

Radio Flyer—yes, that Radio Flyer of the iconic Little Red Wagon—has announced that a new and improved version of its Cyberquad For Kids that is on sale and available for purchase effective immediately. This new 915 model follows the success of the 914 while building on the formula with a careful hand turned towards lessening the frequency of the little vehicle injuring riders.

One of the first purchases many UTV owners make is a windshield. Here are the five best windshields available for the Polaris General and General 4.

An already-crowded segment isn’t stopping new manufacturer Benda from taking a stab at it themselves. The Chinese manufacturer was founded in 2016 and is now showing a duo of UTVs on its website. The Supernovae 1000 and 1000 R2 are a slightly different take on the same formula, and we hope they walk the walk as much as they talk the talk.

There's a new all-terrain-vehicle (ATV) manufacturer in town, and it comes from a corner of the world that many might not expect. Chinese startup Benda has very quietly announced their lineup of the Redstone 500, 500 R2, and 1000 R2, and frankly the trio looks promising.

ATVs and side-by-sides (SxS) are great tools for enjoying your off-road recreation and are pretty handy for working, playing, and other tasks. They also represent a significant investment and that usually means financing is involved. It is part of life these days that we have to make payments for most major purchases, but is getting a loan on an ATV or SxS the same as financing a car, truck or other form of transportation? The simple answer is both yes and no. If you are wondering, “How do I finance an ATV or SxS,” let’s walk through the process. Trust us; it’s not that bad.

The Can-Am Defender has been really catching on as a utility and utility/recreation machine as of late. The machine was designed as a contender to the market space dominated by the Polaris Ranger, and since its introduction in 2016, it has steadily gained in popularity and sales. As people add this incredibly capable machine to their lives, there comes a need to customize it to specific lifestyles. One option to tailor the Defender to your needs is to add doors, be it half or full. There are some interesting options for Can-Am Defender doors that add extra protection to your Defender cab.

Nobody expected Segway to enter the side-by-side (SxS) business when the company launched its two-wheeled personal transport device back in 2001, but here we are. The company has been dipping its toes deeper and deeper into the Powersports pool, and with its new Super Villain SX20 UTV the company has officially jumped off the deep end.

Honda has announced the addition of the new TrueTimber Atera Camo pattern to its line of 2024 Pioneer 1000 models. This design is Honda-exclusive and joins a slew of other available paint schemes for the brand's flagship rec-ute UTV lineup.

The new Upper Deck system from Moose adds usable storage space and organization to your UTV.

There’s no easier way to transport an ATV than in the bed of a pickup truck. Doing so seems simple on the surface and it is, so long as you do everything carefully and correctly. But with the proper equipment and know-how, hauling a quad in the back of a truck makes for the easiest, most efficient way to transport a four-wheeler.

Yamaha Motor Corp., USA has concluded its 2023 off-road racing season, a year marked by numerous championship victories and philanthropic activities. The company's racing team, known as bLU cRU, dominated various national series, showcasing the capabilities of Yamaha's off-road vehicles. Alongside racing successes, Yamaha also made significant contributions to breast cancer research and local schools.

Polaris broke ground in 2020 with its 55-inch wide Scrambler XP 1000 S and today this machine remains the only four-wheeler on sale that ticks in wider than the magical fifty-inch mark. We’ve been testing the company’s beastly quad for the last few months and are ready to comment on what it’s like to ride and live with, and whether the added width makes for headaches or miracles. Does wide, powerful, and expensive make for the best ATV out there?

Honda's Pioneer 1000, Pioneer 1000-5 and Pioneer 1000-6 Deluxe Crew are all returning for the 2024 model year. The company's flagship multipurpose UTVs will be available with industry-exclusive TrueTimber Atera Camo bodywork. Changes to the crop of big side-by-sides are otherwise effectively nonexistent, though an assortment of other non-camo colors replace an assortment of aging paint schemes.

Polaris Industries Inc., based in Medina, Minnesota, has issued a recall for specific vehicle identification numbers (VINs) of its Model Year 2023 RZR PRO XP and PRO XP 4, as well as Model Year 2024 RZR XP and XP 4 Recreational Off-Highway Vehicles (ROVs). The recall was announced on October 19, 2023, and affects approximately 2,500 units in the United States and an additional 170 units in Canada. The issue pertains to improperly routed brake lines that can come into contact with the front wheels during operation, leading to brake line damage and potential brake loss, thereby posing a crash hazard.

Volcon Inc., the first company to focus exclusively on all-electric, off-road powersports, has announced the commencement of low-volume production for its flagship product, the Stag UTV. The announcement comes as a significant milestone for the company, fulfilling its previous commitment to begin production by October 2023 and setting the stage for shipments in Q4 of this year.