Want to see my backflip? Believe it or not, there is a move in freestyle motocross where man and machine go airborne and manage to pull a complete backflip before coming back down to earth. This isn’t that.

Better together but sometimes the quad has to do it alone. Ordinarily it’s the combination of man and machine to the finish line that comprises a victory – but sometimes rider gets separated. That’s when it helps to have an ATV that’s just fine going on without you.

Team to pursue seventh title at international competition. In dominating fashion, the AMA U.S. ATV Motocross Team has collected six Quadcross of Nations titles since 2017, missing out only in 2020 and 2021 when the team did not compete. The team of three riders, yet to be chosen, will attempt to defend the title September […] More »

A different type of swap meet. If you’re not familiar, swapping is a dreaded situation where the back end of your machine kicks out unexpectedly so you pull a quick course correction to try and bring it back. Only, rather than straighten out, you cause it swing in the opposite direction so again you correct. […] More »

TERYX KRX 1000 AND TERYX KRX4 1000 LINEUP For 2026, Kawasaki proudly unveils its latest iteration of the Teryx KRX 1000 and Teryx KRX4 1000 sport side x side lineup. Building upon its legacy, the 2026 models emerge stronger than ever, offering enthusiasts an array of thrilling options to ensure they are ready to take […] More »

Duc and desmo go hand in hand. Dear ATVC: I only recently learned about Ducati getting into motocross thanks to a letter here in Ask The Editors and began to dig around for more information. The 450cc engine they developed apparently uses Ducat’s desmo valve. Can you explain in plain English exactly what this means? […] More »

Will we see these new beauties in ATVs anytime soon? Dear ATVC: There’s a great trend going on in the MX bike side of the sport right now. Triumph and Ducati have decided to start offering 450cc race machines for the first time ever. Does this mean quad versions will follow? Probably not. And it’s […] More »