Category: ATV Reviews

What makes the 2016 Honda Pioneer 1000 stand out in the side-by-side market? Three letters: DCT. But is the Pioneer head and shoulders above the competition?

Can-Am vehicles have been called a lot of things throughout the years but rarely is “budget-friendly” at the top of that list. And who can fault them? Solid specs and quality components cost money. Plus, unlike many overseas manufacturers who enjoy the benefits of strong currency conversion, Can-Am is located and Canada where the dollar […] More »

Suzuki has always believed in its flagship utility ATV line. How can we be sure? They’ve skipped right over the Prince, Jack and Queen and went straight for the Kingquad moniker from the get-go. Sure, you won’t be wearing a crown when you mount up on the 2016 Kingquad 750, but we can attest that […] More »

The Kawasaki MULE PRO-FX lineup is better than ever for 2016, and I had a ton of fun finding out why.

We like to think that everything that can be invented already has been. That our labels and classifications are set in stone. ATVs are sat upon while UTVs are sat inside of; ATVs have handlebars and UTVs steering wheels. Then every once in a while a company comes along and turns all of rules we’ve […] More »

The Kawasaki MULE, which stands for Multi-Use Light Equipment, is a side-by-side meant to be your trusty assistant while working, but how much fun has been infused into the new MULE PRO-FXT? Can this “man’s best friend” type of vehicle play fetch, too?

Pint-Size Powder Keg From afar it’s easy to classify the Yamaha Raptor 125 as an entry level ATV. After all, it’s a fairly simplistic; air cooled small bore 4-stroke nestled into a chassis that’s very user-friendly to younger, smaller and beginning riders. And if you chose to view it accordingly, we don’t fault you and […] More »