ATV Reviews

Made for hard work and heavy hauls – the Honda Foreman 500 can deal with anything you throw at it. Many consider it to be the ultimate workhorse, offering exceptional …

Also known as the FourTrax, the Honda Foreman 400 impressed the market with its release in 1995. With its single-cylinder, four-stroke engine, all-terrain tires, and built-in steel racks, it was …

Long before the Honda ATC90 came to the U.S, Amphibious All-Terrain Vehicles (AATVs) were used for trail riding. Vintage manufacturers such as JGR Gunsport, Allis-Chalmers, and Sperry-Rand built steel-framed, fiberglass-bodied …

The Suzuki Quadrunner helped reinvent the ATV industry. This four-wheeler sparked a movement away from unsafe all-terrain cycles and successfully established Suzuki as an innovation leader. Since then, manufacturers worldwide …

The Yamaha Wolverine 350 created a buzz for sport-utility vehicles when it came out in 1995. During this time, all efforts focused on improving all-terrain vehicles, leaving sport UTVs on …

In 1985, Yamaha released a first of its kind – the Yamaha Moto-4. The launch of this vehicle triggered the shift from three-wheel to four-wheel ATV design – and manufacturers …

Owning an SLA 135 is not all about spending less, and neither is it for the faint of heart. While Chinese quads are cheaper, you have to be willing to …

More than a decade ago, when mainstream ATV sales were low, Coolster ATVs were able to pull through. These Chinese quads featured rear racks, versatile tire tread patterns, and came …

The Yamaha Warrior 350 changed the face of the four-wheeler market when it came out in 1987. It became such an icon that it continued to grow more popular despite …

Topping the 400-cc big-bore powerhouses of the day, the Polaris Scrambler 500 screams compact performance. Its powerful engine could ride over logs and rocks, and sprint down sandy trails. Its …