Category: Feature Articles

Clicking this one seems to do nothing. Dear ATVC: This might sound a bit nuts but I’ve got a quad switch I can’t really identify. I’m trying to find out what the large black switch with the diagonal lines is for. It’s on the left handlebar switch cluster but it doesn’t seem to do anything. […] More »

BRP done good! BRP was recently recognized for its high standards for innovation at the Red Dot product design awards, with seven BRP products winning the favor of the jury at the 2019 edition. The winners broke down as follows: Lynx Radien-X Platform X-trim SC Sea-Doo FISH PRO Sea-Doo RXT-X Can-Am Ryker Can-Am Maverick XRS […] More »

Good visibility. For now. With spring on the horizon, we can take a moment to look back and laugh at the deep-freeze antics of a few months back. This poor rider came equipped to deal with the deep stuff: 4×4, good tires, warm boots. Nobody told him that bumping a tree could create a whole […] More »

New year. New venue. Nobody knows mud like High Lifter so when it comes to their Mud Nationals, the trek is always worth the trouble. Thousands of mud loving fans come from all over the nation to experience what started it all. High Lifter’s Mud Nationals offers Mudda Cross Races where ATVs & UTVs fly […] More »

Time to do some investigating. Dear ATVC: My grandson drove our ATV with no gear oil, it locked up. I filled it up, it unlocked, rolled fine. The gears changes slightly hard at times, but now I’ve got a leak on the bottom left side of the crankcase cover. What is the problem and is […] More »

Unbiased state of affairs. Global Marketing Insights is a company that thoroughly researches industries and provides insights on whether or not their future looks bright so that investors don’t throw good money away. Just how thorough are these guys? Their report on our little corner of the woods came in at 220 pages with 248 […] More »

Mud slinging at its finest. This one starts with a dude in a white sweatshirt worrying the rider on the Can-Am is going to spray him with mud. The respectful rider does not but instead decides to cross the mud pit himself. And for this, he pays the dirty price.