New use for a friend. While it’s true ATVs used to come from the factory with only three wheels, what we have here is a very different type of situation. This guy lost a rear wheel going too hard on his quad and, rather than surrender to the tow rope, threw a buddy on the […] More »

How to turn the spectators at the mud-pit into a choir. You can just tell this guy couldn’t decide between an ATV or a jet-ski so he bought the quad, put on his trunks and got exactly what he had coming to him.

Sliding atcha. A pair of 3-wheelers, an icy surface and riders who were born 20 years after the last ATC left the factory – what could possibly go wrong? Thankfully, all’s well that ends well.

Loggy style. The dangers of a deep, dark mud pool are picking up something like a giant log as you power through. The danger of picking up a giant log is… well, you’ll see.

At least he’s got eye protection. Sorta. This kid was styling in his shades and freshly combed hair for the camera but quickly proves why helmets are always the best look when operating an ATV. Fortunately all’s well that ends well but just a heads up – this one contains some adult language.

What could possibly go wrong? The plan was for Jake to backtalk his mother so that they could go at it and “accidentally” release dad’s lawnmower jack – but dad, not in on the joke, was none too impressed with the kid’s tone. We’re still not sure what happened to Jake.

Riderless Renegade. They say ATVs are incapable of emotions and thus forced to do whatever their pilot asks of them. Sometimes, though, one gets the feeling they let their rider know when they’ve had enough and decide to attempt the mud pit without one.