Weird tech. Dear ATVC: This outlet on this 110cc exhaust system isn’t connected to anything. Does anyone know what it goes to? When it comes to Chinese ATVs, there are countless “innovations” that bear no name, no parts reference and defy all sense of logic. For a short time some minis were coming equipped with […] More »
By: Jason Giacchino | March 29, 2020
Temporary production halt. So far our industry has been pretty resilient in the face of economic and social instability as a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic but Honda has announced that ATV and side-by-side production at HSC has to be temporarily halted. Honda of South Carolina Mfg., Inc. (HSC) will adjust production of ATVs […] More »
By: Jason Giacchino | March 26, 2020
Honey, we’re going to need a new washing machine after this one. In certain conditions regular humans can be transformed into something more – the elusive mud man. We’ve got the proof.
By: Jason Giacchino | March 25, 2020
Yamaha continues giving back. Yamaha Motor Corp., USA, announces it awarded more than $127,000 to eight organizations in the fourth quarter grant cycle of the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative (OAI) for 2019, bringing the annual grant total to over $400,000. Projects receiving OAI grants often have a strong stewardship component, as well as an inclusive […] More »
By: Jason Giacchino | March 24, 2020
Another mystery machine. Dear ATVC: I’m trying to find out the brand make model of a quad I have. It was left by my uncle and I used to ride a few years back anyway it’s been left in the garage for a few years and it’s dirty and needs a lot of work and […] More »
By: Jason Giacchino | March 15, 2020
The mystery machine. Dear ATVC: If anyone can help identify the actual model of this dune buggy, I would greatly appreciate it. It has Desert Fox stickers on it but not sure if they are original? Tried searching with the image but haven’t found a match. Any ideas? Thanks! Well we have some good news […] More »
By: Jason Giacchino | March 9, 2020
Bouncing blues. If you’ve ever witnessed rock bouncing, the premise is simple: Use the machine’s suspension action to bounce from one surface to the next. The week’s clip demonstrates a nearly successful bounce all the way to the top of the ledge. Emphasis on the word “nearly”.
By: Jason Giacchino | March 4, 2020
