The first of a whole new class of SxS – the ADV. We test a lot of exotic equipment around here and usually it’s the fire-breathing, nasty-looking high performance screamers that garner the most attention from onlookers. That may have all changed when we took delivery of the 2025 Polaris XPEDITION. See, while the XPEDITION […] More »

A 2-Up quad that sacrifices nothing from the single rider experience. We’re no stranger to the Polaris Sportsman line of ATVs around here, having tested the 450, 570, 850 and 1000 in the past. However, when we got the call to check out the 2025 Touring 570 EPS, we were told immediately this wasn’t just […] More »

Episode 2 of Tough Doesn’t Quit arrives starring the RZR and Tavo. The latest episode in the “Tough Doesn’t Quit” series from Polaris Off Road, featuring the remarkable Gustavo “Tavo” Vildósola — a true trailblazer in racing and business, is now out. Tavo stands out in the off-road racing world. Originally from Mexicali and now […] More »

The ultimate holiday gift pack arrives thanks to Cardo. Following the launch of the dedicated PACKTALK EDGEPHONE ORV from communication pioneers, Cardo, the revolutionary helmetless solution is now available in a convenient DUO Pack. Priced at $949.95, the DUO Pack contains two PACKTALK EDGEPHONES ORV headsets and compatible communication devices as well as a Cardo-branded […] More »

Making purchasing easier than ever. The situation: You begin your web research only to realize there is a machine you absolutely must have but then comes the arduous task of tracking one down in the real world. Not to worry, Honda has solved this dilemma once and for all. In a move aimed at improving […] More »

The more all-conditions ready little brother of the Pro R. There’s no reason to beat around the bush – last year at this time Polaris let us borrow a RZR Pro R Ultimate. After months of hearing about the performance of the naturally aspirated ProStar Fury 2.0 (that’s 2 as in liters or 2,000cc) four […] More »

Hope he rides better than his old man. We think the goal of this one was simple – blue smoke bomb in the exhaust to let the crowd know it’s going to be a boy. The pavement doughnut and subsequent fail were all improvised.