The 125M ATC. Dear ATVC: I’m in the process of restoring a 125M and discovered there is nothing left of the seat pan. I found a few on eBay but they are missing chunks of metal and are priced thru the roof! I’m honestly surprised in this day in age that no one produces a […] More »

Freshly restored and ready to ride. Fall is taking over and your ATV Connection editors are, like always, searching out the good deals on SprocketList to help make some perfect orange-leaf rides a reality. That said, this week’s ad takes us to a place called Greenwood, DE. According to the listing this is a Honda […] More »

The 84 250R in its prime. Dear ATVC: This is my first post here and am pretty desperate and hoping ANYBODY could help me out. I bought a 1984 Honda ATC 250R (disassembled) and decided to restore it. When trying to install the swing arm, I realized the pivot side bearings were completely shot and […] More »

Power steering? Back in my day you barely had any steering. You know how it’s a given for older folk to tell the youth of the day that things were so much harder when THEY were young? I find it pretty cool that when I tell my own nieces and nephews about the rough and […] More »

Are ALL of these things essential? Dear ATVC: I just bought the 3-wheeler off a buddy with a broken pull cord, a missing dog ear spring, and a missing compression spring. I ordered everything but the compression spring. Is that vital or will it start (though a little rough probably) without? Well the good news […] More »

This is the spindle you’re looking for. Dear ATVC: I got a 1986 Honda 200X and the main problem is the kick start shaft; it´s broken in the end, where the kick start pedal goes. So I´m trying to buy a new OEM part (28251-HB5-010) but when I search the part the Honda Fourtrax TRX200 […] More »

Do these wheels make my butt look big? Considered the first true ATV by many, the 1972 Honda US90 came in at 37-inches wide. And most of that was achieved by massive tires. Throughout the years, the width (and corresponding stability) of our machines has only continued to increase. Take the latest word coming in […] More »