Category: Buyer’s Guide

As anyone who has spent any time traversing a mud hole can attest, ground clearance = good. To that end High Lifter Products, Inc., the leader in custom aftermarket ATV mud accessories and products introduces the newest and largest tire in its entire line: the 34.5” Outlaw2. This aggressive mud tire continues the success of […] More »

We’re not going to candy coat it; winter’s rough! Fortunately what the world considers the “off-season” is in fact the hotbed for good deals on used equipment. Your ATV Connection editors are, as always, searching the depths of SprocketList in the hopes of helping locate a previously loved machine that can make snow rides a […] More »

Dear ATVC: Back in the day, probably around 12 years ago, I was really into quads (as much as a 13 year old can be) , rode around on a little 250 EX, had a ball with it. Then life happened, and I stopped the hobby, became more focused on building fast cars and so […] More »

A few short years ago, the concept of the helmet cam simply didn’t exist. Camcorders were still massive VCRs with a lens on the front of them and concepts like high-definition, WiFi, and even cameras in mobile phones were a ways off. These days we’ve gotten spoiled with an absolutely incredible number of options when […] More »

We’re not going to candy coat it; winter’s rough! Fortunately what the world considers the “off-season” is in fact the hotbed for good deals on used equipment. Your ATV Connection editors are, as always, searching the depths of SprocketList in the hopes of helping locate a previously loved machine that can make snow rides a […] More »

We’re not going to candy coat it; winter’s rough! Fortunately what the world considers the “off-season” is in fact the hotbed for good deals on used equipment. Your ATV Connection editors are, as always, searching the depths of SprocketList in the hopes of helping locate a previously loved machine that can make snow rides a […] More »

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 »