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These guys are really serious about their off-roading. Man. There are a lot of people out there in the woods on ATV’s, but good quality videos of guys tearing it up like this are rare. Mud pits are no problem. Swampy water is just another fun obstacle. My personal favorite is the atv with the ammo boxes on the back.

I don’t know about you, but these guys look like they’re having a blast. If you’ve had adventures like this, don’t hesitate to share it in the forums. Drop us a line in the comments to let us know what you think!

If forced to identify one good thing about the riding season coming to an end, we would have to say that that’s when the good deals start surfacing on new & used ATVs.

Each week we rummage around SprocketList in the hopes of finding some good deal on a pre-owned quad and this week’s entry takes us to a place called Front Royal, VA.

According to the listing, this is a 2000 Yamaha Big Bear 350, 4×4 “in really good shape/ everything works”.

The ad also states that the machine could serve as a money maker during the winter months as it includes a snow plow.

The seller is looking for $2250 and is not currently considering trades.

Each week we rummage around SprocketList in the hopes of uncovering some spectacular deal on a nice used ATV so as to offer hope to those in need of a new (or new to them) set of wheels for the upcoming season.

This week we happened across an ad that takes us to a place called Coldwater, MS.

The specimen in question happens to be a 1999 Yamaha Big Bear 350 that not only tickles our fancy in the price department, but the ad’s poster has some pretty interesting things to say:

“I have a 1999 350 Big Bear. It’s all-time four-wheel-drive.” Mods include having been bored, new pistons, new timing chain, rebuilt rear end, new brakes, 27-inch ITP tires and wheels. “It’s well worth it I keep it clean at all times and don’t let dust get on it!”

As far as asking price is concerned, $1800 will get ‘er done but this Big Bear owner can’t rule out trades as indicated by a phrase we always like to encounter in an ATV classified: “What you got?”.