This should be a good place to stand. This aspiring videographer thought he had a good view of the mud action from a safe distance but factor in slippery terrain, ruts, a wheelie and by the end these guys were saying hi from a very short distance indeed.

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.

Ducking room only. Hey, we get it – the higher the ground clearance, the deeper the mud you can conquer. This guy can go no higher and still store his machine in the garage.

Not afraid to move around. When it comes to finding traction, weight distribution is everything. This guy gets it. Even more amazing is he manages to demonstrate it effectively in his underwear.

Not taking chances. It’s simple physics, really. The more height you add to your machine, the deeper the mud and water you can cross without incident. We’re not sure what happened in this guy’s past that drove him to such levels, but it looks like he isn’t taking any chances.

The only way to be sure. Dear ATVC: Just bought a brand new 2022 king quad 750. Already got a snorkel kit and radiator relocate on the way. Now something I’m not so familiar with is the exhaust and what the best setup is to keep it running and idling under water. The stock muffler […] More »

Don’t worry, I got this. When you get in deep, sometimes you have to treat your ATV like a surfboard. We have proof!