ATV Reviews

The Kawasaki Bayou 220 ruled the four-wheeler landscape long before Team Green had its greats – the trail-conquering Prairie, the V-Twin-powered Brutes, and the sport-oriented KFX. This small but mean …

Suzuki has always been a master crafter of standout off-road sport quads. So, when something as basic as the Suzuki Eiger 400 4×4 comes along, the machine cannot help but …

Chinese-made ATVs like the TaoTao 110cc ATV have been growing in popularity in the past decade for a good number of reasons. They are affordable and good beginner vehicles for …

Before 250-class runners and mid-sized quads were a thing, Arctic Cat 300 4x4s dominated the ATV landscape. Introduced by Arctic Cat in 1998, the four-wheeler instantly became a hit with …

Recognized for its off-roading-oriented ergonomics and stability, lower center of gravity, and versatile functionality, the Suzuki King Quad 700 easily became a consumer favorite despite its short three-year production run. …

In response to the buying public’s clamor for flexibility brought about by utility machines, Polaris launched the Polaris 400 Scrambler in 1995. From the get-go, this sport-oriented vehicle became a …

The Polaris Trail Boss 250 marked the transition of American firm Polaris from being a snowmobile manufacturer to a producer of four-wheeled all-terrain vehicles. Launched in 1985, the Trail Boss …

The Polaris Trail Boss 325 launched alongside the Magnum 325 and stayed in the ATV limelight for 14 years before paving the way for the Sportsman and other current ATV …

Although Polaris is well-known for its fuel-injected, IRS-equipped vehicles, its carbureted four-wheelers come second to none. These standard 4x4s come with power mills that make good, solid power and are …

Fashioned after its big-bore siblings, the Polaris Sportsman 90 truly made off-roading an unforgettable family experience. Not only did kids get their hands on a vehicle that was safe and …