The Mojave in its glory. Dear ATVC: I’ve been looking into getting another Kawasaki Mojave. I had one a while ago for a short time and enjoyed it. Never ridden a Honda 300/400ex. I mostly ride pretty rough rocky terrain and muddy trails. I know for sure the 400ex is faster/ better handling but I […] More »

Denago makes the rumors official in recent statement. While there has been a lot of speculation and unofficial talk of late, Denago Powersports recently announced the official release of its Daytona 250 FI ATV. The machine is currently in production and being readied to ship to dealers, according to the company. General Manager David Garibyan […] More »

A couple of good mid-size rippers. Dear ATVC: So I bought my wife a 2005 LTZ400. She can’t get the hang of the clutch and doesn’t want to ride. There’s a dude I know that will trade me his 2002 Polaris Trail Blazer 400. My wife wants it because it’s an automatic. But I’m on […] More »

Attempting a rewire without a wiring diagram – brave or foolish? Dear ATVC: I have two wires coming out from the bottom of the engine of my 1992 Kawasaki Mojave 250, one is green & second is red or pinkish. What are these wires for and what should they plug into? Please be specific when […] More »

Need help, not more problems. Dear ATVC: Before I go chancing buying one online, has anyone had any luck with any certain sites? I just picked up a 1985 Suzuki Quadrunner 230ge and want to get it back to good shape. Where can I get a legit service manual? Yours is a difficult question because […] More »

Machines that fall in that sweet-spot between performance and maintenance. Dear ATVC: Hey guys, looking for opinions on which one is more reliable, easier to work on, and has longer longevity. My dad is looking to purchase a quad this spring, and he’s considering the following two models. He’ll mainly be exploring logging/fire roads. He […] More »

We’re hoping this one gets the ball rolling. Again. We’ll come right out wit hit – manual clutch, full sport ATVs are among your ATV Connection’s favorite machines ever made. You can imagine our disappointment, then, when the 450cc premiere race class nearly evaporated entirely, leaving only Yamaha to hold down the fort (after a […] More »