ATV Reviews

A true embodiment of racing, the Honda TRX450R’s durable design and unparalleled power mill allowed it to stand atop numerous podiums the world over. Many anticipated this Baja winner to …

If Honda’s King of the Hill is the 700xx, for Kawasaki, it is the KFX 700. Also known as the V Force or simply “V,” this 697-cm3 V-Twin-powered quad takes the best …

One of Kawasaki’s underplayed machines, the KFX 400, was among the first four-wheelers to revolutionize the ATV industry by introducing 4-stroke power mills. Unknown to many, this paved the way …

Introduced in 1987 (shortly after the Quadrunner), the Suzuki LT80 instantly dominated the sport-rec youth ATV segment. It was in the ATV limelight for 20 years before passing the baton …

Among the most ingenious quads ever produced by Kawasaki is the Prairie 400 4×4. This mid-sized ATV, launched in 1997, changed the ATV landscape with its fully automatic CVT transmission …

One of Kawasaki’s most-loved supporting vehicles is the Kawasaki Prairie 300 4×4. Considered a niche quad, it catered to off-roaders and nouveau riders who preferred to enjoy the outdoors on …

Among the strongest and most reliable ATVs ever produced is the Kawasaki Prairie 650. This mean machine, launched in 2002, dominated the off-roading scene and introduced many firsts to the …

The 2000s saw some of the most ingenious and impressive four-wheelers ever to grace the ATV landscape. These machines were given rugged aesthetics, V-belt transmission, a slew of enhancements, and …

Shortly after launching its first four-wheeled ATV, Kawasaki introduced the market to the 4WD concept with its Kawasaki Bayou 300 4×4. This mean machine had rock-solid durability, rustic charm, and …

Fashioned after its smaller-displacement sibling, the Kawasaki Bayou 250 is more than just a revamped 220 model. It was one of Team Green’s evolutionary vehicles, as the company learned the …