Tag: four-wheeler

At least no one saw us. Oh wait. Getting an ATV into the bed of a truck can be a bit of a process. But usually when you have two men and a set of ramps, the potential for disaster is greatly reduced. That is, unless you’re these two men. Their first questionable decision comes […] More »

Nothing in my way but twigs. Sometimes when you’re in the saddle of your 4×4 you can’t help but get to thinking you and your machine can uproot trees. Sadly for this guy, it seems like running over saplings may be setting his sights a little too high.

What the kids don’t know won’t hurt em. The situation: You and your buddy installed new snorkel kits on your ATVs for purpose of maximum mudding potential. The problem: It’s summer, there really isn’t any mud around. The solution: Honey, go get my bathing suit.

Just gonna light this here cig and load up the wheeler. There is always a question of order when it comes to the process of loading or unloading an ATV. Today’s demonstration illustrates the reality that sometimes it’s easier to attach the trailer first and use a ramp rather than to make the trailer itself […] More »

Coming in a little low. 2017’s First Quarter (Q1) sales states for the US of A are in the books- 40,757 all-terrain vehicles were sold to customers in the United States between January and March 2017. Keep in mind that this number does not include Side-by-Sides, amphibious ATVs (AATVs) or UTVs from companies like John […] More »

Oh I totally got this. We get the logic: no sense unloading your quad from the back of this trailer only to load it immediately into the bed of the pickup when a few old planks could serve as a make-shift bridge. Problem is, in addition to having his truck radio on way too loud, […] More »

You see the darndest things at the mud pit. This week’s clip witnesses a bizarre phenomenon whereby a thin man on a 4×4 makes conquering a mud pit look so enticing that a much larger fella on a 400EX decides to give it a go as well. Unfortunately for the latter, things turn a little […] More »