Winter is here but the off-season usually means good deals on on previously-loved equipment. Your editors, as always, are digging through SprocketList to make some off-season riding a reality without breaking the piggy bank. That said, this week’s ad takes us to a place called Grundy, VA. According to the listing this is 1987 Suzuki […] More »

While it’s true that the glory days of sport/ performance ATVs have come to an end (again), the truth is that there are still a plethora of awesome manual-clutch contenders to chose from for 2016. Sadly only Yamaha is left holding the fort on performance quads still being manufactured this year, we’ve placed calls to […] More »

Dear ATVC: Could somebody tell me if the top ends from a 1987 Suzuki Quadsport 230 and an 86 230 Quadrunner (shaft drive model) are the same? Any help is appreciated. 86230lt We spent many hours staring at OEM catalogs to determine parts compatibility and unfortunately it looks like none of the parts numbers match […] More »

Dear ATVC: I have a 1987 Suzuki LT230E and I need to know the name of the cover behind the chain. The case saver and all is missing but the mag case is not cracked.. Thinking transmission cover but not really sure? I also need to buy that part if anyone can help.. Please my […] More »

Summer is finally here and your ATV Connection editors are, as always, searching the depths of SprocketList in the hopes of helping locate a previously loved machine that can make these early summer rides a reality for you without breaking the bank. That said, this week’s ad takes us to a place called Troy, OH. […] More »

Dear ATVC: I have a 1990 Suzuki LT230E I was wondering about the lever on the left handle. It looks like a brake or clutch lever, but it doesn’t seem to do anything. This bike has a sequential shift. It has the little button that you push down like a parking brake. Thanks for the […] More »

We’ve got to admit it, there’s something about the high pitched wine of a 2-stroke coupled to the side of a gravel pit that really strikes up nostalgia for your ATVC editors. However, there’s also a lot to be said for not losing your momentum on a climb, rolling back toward earth and ending up […] More »