Domestic EV SxS offering in stock now. American Landmaster has announced the release of their new 2022 Landmaster EV 4X4 Lithium-Ion UTV side-by-side. Authorized American Landmaster dealers will have the new EV 4X4 machines available in their showroom starting September 2022. The all new Landmaster EV 4×4 is built on the same chassis as the […] More »
By: Jason Giacchino | July 25, 2022
Dear ATVC: I have a 1998 Polaris Trailboss 250 2wd that was given to me and I working on as a project. The tires currently on it are 22×11-10 and 23×7-10 and need replacing, they are completely shot. I know nothing about quad tires. I will be doing simple trial riding around New Mexico & […] More »
By: Jason Giacchino | July 24, 2022
I got you, bro. Once in a while we start to losing control with a trusty buddy close enough to step in and save the day. That’s not what happens here.
By: Jason Giacchino | July 21, 2022
If you’ve ever wanted to be trained by the best our sport has to offer, here’s your chance. Team USA ATVMX will host a riding school on July 28 at RedBud MX in Buchanan, Michigan, as a fundraiser for the team’s upcoming competition at Quadcross of European Nations happening Sept. 24-25 in the Czech Republic. […] More »
By: Jason Giacchino | July 19, 2022
A new series documents the electric RANGER in action. Polaris is excited to debut their new series “To the Test” a 3-part series that goes behind the scenes with their hunting, ranching, and action partners as they utilize the all-new RANGER XP Kinetic for their hunts, farming and extreme tasks. The first episode follows Pat […] More »
By: Jason Giacchino | July 18, 2022
The aftermarket has been good. Dear ATVC: I have a really nice, all original 1986 LT230S that I’m trying to retrofit some new parts onto… I’m looking to add foldable style levers to my stock quad; something like ASV or ARC or something similar… Does anyone know of any aftermarket front brake levers that will […] More »
By: Jason Giacchino | July 17, 2022
Who says tailgates need to be connected to the truck? Well we’ve heard of redneck engineering but have to admit, these guys made it look easy. The tailgate on this pickup-truck wasn’t just broken – it was laying on the ground next to the truck. But apparently, where there’s a will, there’s a way.
By: Jason Giacchino | July 14, 2022
