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Side-by-side off-road vehicles make for the ultimate two-person adventure. You and your friend or significant other can explore deep into the mountains, cruise up and down the beach and take privat...

ATV tires conquer all types of terrain — from soft sand and dirt to gravel roads and steep rock formations — using nothing but air. The amount of oxygen between the rubber sidewalls affects perform...

Visit any ATV or off-road course, and you’ll see a range of tire sizes and riding heights, with some four-wheelers looming over the competition. These souped-up vehicles typically sport aggressive ...

UTVs can help you and your friends explore the deep recesses of nature. So, why not stay awhile and soak up the scenery instead of driving back the way you came when the sun goes down?  You can use...

You never know when you might have to brake suddenly on the trail. Obstacles, floods and rivets demand precise timing and handling. Like most motor vehicles, ATVs have hydraulic brake systems that ...

Your next off-road adventure starts with servicing your all-terrain vehicle. ATVs need regular maintenance to tackle the outdoors, including rigid rock formations, mud-soaked trails and salt-swept ...

Going off-road means taking on rugged, wet terrain and preparing for the unexpected. Nature can throw twists and turns your way, and learning to ride is about staying safe and knowing how to handle...

If you want to do more with your ATV, you can spend the night in some of the country’s best national parks and campgrounds. ATV camping gives you the freedom to drive around the park so you can see...

ATV tires are known for their aggressive tread patterns and getting traction in dirt, mud, sand and snow. They’re designed to take a beating on the trail, but ATV tires generally last five years. T...

The name all-terrain vehicle says it all. ATVs can travel on all types of ground, including hard and soft sand, helping you scale dunes and beachside trails like a true explorer. However, all those...

Off-roading brings thrill and adventure, allowing enthusiasts to explore rugged terrains and remote landscapes. Whether you're tackling rocky trails, traversing sandy dunes, or splashing through mu...

Every ATVer loves getting new gear for the holidays. It’s the kind of hobby festive shoppers dream about, producing endless gift ideas. The technology powering riders continues to evolve, with exci...

Imagine bouncing over powdery white clouds in the stillness of the remote countryside. Interest in snowmobiling has been rising across the U.S. since the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, spurring arou...

If you’re going to rent an ATV, you might as well go on a guided tour, especially if you’re new to the sport. Renting an ATV helps you get in and out of the park faster by saving you from lugging a...

All-terrain vehicles are made to be driven through muddy bogs and thick patches of dirt, so you can make a mess to your heart’s content. Lots of riders actively search out the muddiest trails, revv...

Renting ATVs is a growing business in the U.S. and around the world. The market was valued at $9.4 billion and is expected to grow to $18.6 billion by 2031. More and more people are discovering the...

If you own an ATV, did you know that you can turn it into a piece of farming equipment with a few modifications? This off-road vehicle is perfect for hobbyists and independent farmers looking to ex...

How to Start ATV Racing ATV racing can feel like an exclusive club if you’re unfamiliar with the off-road community. But that doesn’t mean you can’t break in if you’re persistent. Most fans and rid...

The Icelandic nation is home to some of the world’s most astonishing views, including floating glaciers the size of islands, snow-capped mountains and deep stretches of pristine forest. But you can...

Read Our The Ultimate Guide to ATV Riding Gear 1. Use the Right Type of ATV Not all ATVs are made for plowing. The vehicle needs to be large enough to accommodate a snowplow. Depending on the snow’...

Riding an ATV isn’t dangerous if you wear the proper safety equipment and use caution when exploring off-road areas. But many drivers don’t take these precautions, which exposes them to unnecessary...

Riding an ATV isn’t like riding a bike. These powerful four-wheeled machines can travel up to 90 mph as you cruise through the wilderness. The experience can leave you exposed to the elements in ju...

Gear Up You shouldn’t even think about riding a dirt bike unless you have all the proper safety gear, including a full-face DOT-approved helmet, riding goggles if you are using a half-face helmet,...

If you’re going to ride as a group, you need to be able to communicate with your companions. You won’t be able to hear each other over the sound of the engine unless you don’t mind shouting. Even i...