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FS Stock/shutterstock.com Generally, you don’t need a license to drive a side-by-side, utility terrain vehicles (UTV), or all-terrain vehicles (ATV). While the legal requirements vary by state, the...

Nomad_Soul/shutterstock.com Despite the name, all-terrain, you can’t ride an ATV anywhere. Off-road vehicles are only allowed in designated areas. These laws are to protect you, pedestrians, car dr...

Summers are getting hotter across most of the U.S. One in every five cities now experiences an additional month of above-average temperatures compared to fifty years ago. Heat can harm the body, es...

Is your motorcycle looking long in the tooth? It might be time to trade it in for a newer model. The question, “How many miles does a motorcycle last?” depends on several factors, including the siz...

Across Asia, more and more motorcycle training schools are integrating Cardo intercom systems into their lessons—bringing real-time communication into the heart of rider education.

At Cardo, we don’t just make intercoms, we support the riders who rely on them. From solo adventurers to tight-knit crews, the #CardoFam is a global community of people who live to ride and ride to...

Races aren’t won on the track alone. Behind every podium finish is a crew working with precision, and Team GoEleven is a perfect example.

I Wei Huang/shutterstock.com With 120 million bikes, the U.S. has the second-highest ownership rate globally, just behind China. That’s over one bike per person! Americans love to bike, whether com...

PeopleImages/shutterstock.com Size matters when choosing a mountain bike. Your height and proportions determine how large a bike you need, and the traditional rules for selecting a bike size may no...

There’s something about summer on two wheels. The air’s warmer, the roads are longer, and the world feels just a bit more alive. But it’s not just the engine or the wind that powers the ride — it’s...

When you gear up for a ride, you expect your Cardo communicator to deliver crystal-clear sound — whether it’s your playlist, GPS directions, or a group chat with your crew. But did you know that ev...

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...

Setting a Budget Backpacking on a motorcycle can be a great way to save money while traveling. You won’t have to spend as much money on gas as you would if you were driving a traditional car. You c...

 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 perfor...

Using a Bluetooth motorcycle helmet is one of the best decisions you can make. Sena and Cardo Systems specialize in crafting cutting-edge wireless motorcycle communication technology. Both regularl...

Getting to the top of the mountain often comes down to simple math. The geometry of the bike can work for or against you based on your riding position and body size. A slight change in angle or siz...

Motorcycles typically outlast the tires that keep them moving. The rubber that meets the road will gradually break down and lose traction, reducing your ability to steer. Motorcycle tires require s...

Every second counts when you’re racing downhill. Riders often falsely assume that climbing hills is more challenging than descending. Gravity can work to your advantage, giving your legs a break on...

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 ...

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, revvi...

Studies show vehicle failure accounts for less than three percent of motorcycle accidents, and most are single-vehicle accidents where control is lost due to a puncture flat. You can prevent flats ...

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...

There’s more than one way to have fun on a pair of skis. You’ve probably seen riders cruising by on the trail doing all kinds of tricks and stunts. Others keep away from the mountain altogether, pr...

Motorcycle riding isn’t always sunshine and dry roads. At Cardo, we understand that riders face rainstorms, snow, mud, and even river crossings. That’s why our products are designed and rigorously ...