ATV Reviews

The Honda TRX 90 is one of the best youth ATVs of all time. This small but mean machine does not benefit from technological advancements, unlike its competition. But this …

Seeing a Honda ATC 70 race across dirt roads brings back the thrill of yesteryears. Back in the day, kids did not need fancy tech to explore the outdoors. Flotation …

The 1988 Yamaha Terrapro is among the most useful innovations of the 1980s. Unknown to many, this utility quad pioneered the lineup of belt-driven and differential-equipped vehicles we enjoy today. …

Yamaha’s road to big-bore machines began with the creation of the Yamaha Grizzly 600. This large-displacement UTV is a pillar of the ATV landscape and enormously responsible for spawning the …

The Yamaha Grizzly 700 is the realization of Yamaha’s hard work in developing technological advancements, such as its V-belt transmission and fuel injection. A successor to the Grizzly 660, this …

Think reliability, and the Yamaha Grizzly 350 comes to mind. This highly-engineered quad has tons of practical features, including an ergonomic seat design, superb cargo and towing capacities, and durable …

The idea of reinventing the wheel does not quite apply to the Yamaha Raptor 250. Unlike most manufacturer attempts, however, the significant components of this 4×4 were all borrowed – …

In its efforts to streamline U.S. distribution of its product line and provide a high level of responsiveness to North American market demands, Yamaha established a state-of-the-art facility in Newnan, …

The sight of a Yamaha Breeze 125 would make anyone who grew up in the ’80s feel nostalgic. Because unlike today, where a slew of models readily awaits consumer purchase, …

Undoubtedly the fastest production quad made during its time, the Yamaha Banshee 350 was the only twin-cylinder, two-stroke machine ever designed and made available to the public. Its powerplant concept …