ATVs

South Dakota is one of the least densely populated states in America, which means vast expanses of wilderness are at your disposal for riding off-road. Whether you enjoy more closely …

Known for its ergonomics and predictable handling, the 1986 Honda FourTrax 250 was among the icons that pioneered the industry’s sport-utility segment. This four-wheeler was compact, rugged, and rode like …

One of the more popular four-wheelers derived from the groundbreaking Yamaha Moto-4 series is the Yamaha Kodiak 400. Introduced in 1993, this 4×4 initially came out in a manual-transmission version …

One of the more tech-advanced 4x4s of the early ’90s, the Suzuki King Quad 300 rocked the ATV world and set the bar for modern-day 4WD vehicles. It came out …

Before introducing the Yamaha Wolverine 450 in 2006, Yamaha aimed to bring sport-utility quads to the forefront of the ATV scene. It did so successfully with the 350-cc Wolverine – …

Sporty, nimble, and surefooted – these are only some of the laudable qualities of the Suzuki Ozark 250. The 4×4, introduced in 2003, had a design and characteristics reminiscent of …

Engineered for young, beginner riders, the Polaris Outlaw 50 is a 49-cc mini quad that serves as a good training vehicle for kids wanting to learn the fundamentals of ATV …

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 …