Sounds like it’s time. Dear ATVC: I have a 1993 Polaris 350L 4×4. It has been running great. Well 2 days I jumped on it and it started right up. I rode it to the front and the gas was low so i filled it up and as I was hooking up a trailer to […] More »

Tracking down the correct gearshift drum. Dear ATVC: I have a 2001 Honda Fourtrax 350 and my gearshift drum broke. Unfortunately they discontinued the gearshift drum and made a new model. And I’m wondering if I can still use the new model in my old crankcase. We’re not entirely sure what you mean by “new […] More »

The all-time best smokers. These days it’s getting increasing more difficult to even buy a 450cc pure sport ATV for trails or racing, a very sad fact when you consider that a little over a decade ago there were 12 of them from which to choose. What’s even crazier is this isn’t the first time […] More »

Yamaha is handing out grants to worthy groups. Yamaha Motor Corp., USA, announces the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative (OAI) second quarter grants, totaling more than $115,000. The powersports industry’s leading land access program has contributed more than $350,000 in 2021 alone, delivering crucial funding to grassroots efforts across the country, aiding in protecting and improving […] More »

You have to see it to believe it. Typically when we think of private collections, we think of things like stamps, coins, maybe baseball cards or model cars. This guy collects Banshees. No, not posters, advertisements or sales brochures. Actual Yamaha Banshee 350cc twin cylinder 2-strokes. We’re going to go ahead and assume he is […] More »

New for this year: BNG Yamaha has had a very storied history with their flagship 2-stroke 350 twin Banshee. And though the old soldier has been retired back in 2008 (North America) to make way for a new generation of 4-stroke performance, the vehicle was largely unchanged for its entire production run. As such, you […] More »

Help me on a year please. Dear ATVC: Can anyone help me identify the year of my Warrior just by pictures? Also where could I find the VIN? The VIN on the Warrior is on the frame spar located directly under the gear shifter. When you find it, look for the 10th digit, which represents […] More »