Jason Giacchino, Author at ATVConnection.com - Page 557 of 560

The second point at which your body meets the ATV is the handlebar/ grip area. Bent, kinked or twisted bars are a sure-fire way to make any ATV feel a lot older than its vintage. As simple as it sounds, a pair of rubber grips goes a long way in keeping things fresh as well.  Keep […] More »

Arizon’s Apex builds a wide variety of race ready custom quads, not all of which are aimed at the mini ranks (including 250 & 450s). However, the MXR series is the group we’re taking a look at on account of the fact that it represents the high-performance youth segment. Available in three engine displacements (70, […] More »

Not only is the Pitster Pro the largest displacement of the ATVs featured in this unique market segment, it boasts the lowest retail price to boot. At $3999, Pitster packs some serious value into their 155cc SOHC 4-stroke, air-cooled package including fully adjustable high-quality suspension, disc brakes all around and a manual clutch 4-speed transmission. […] More »

If you’re having trouble perfecting a solo-wheelie, the best thing to do is to have your pal Richie lock his feet into your front grab-bar and give it another go.  What puzzles us most is where were these two guys heading with the fence in their path- eh it doesn’t matter seeing as how they […] More »

ATVing may be known as a group-friendly activity but as this duo demonstrates, wheeling onto your backside in the sand can be just the beginning of your troubles.  Even the Men at Work soundtrack can’t prevent us from picturing the grit of sand-mouth. Next: Two Guys, One Quad, and a Bad Accent  >>       […] More »

Oh where to begin? The poor fitting jeans shorts, the sandals, the complete lack of safety equipment…  Wherever you decide to begin, it’s the ending of this clip that I appreciate.  We do hope his crack didn’t end up as bruised as his ego… Next Up: With Friends Like These >>

The nose-wheelie can be quite a display of skill when performed correctly. When performed incorrectly, it can be quite a display of idiocy. And you don’t need to take my word for it–just watch for yourself! Next Up: Plumber’s Crack Revenge >>