Can they really burn? Dear ATVC: A mechanic friend of mine said that I should consider having my quad’s valves adjusted so I don’t burn one. Is this a real thing? Can I adjust them myself? This is advice you would be wise to heed. Valve adjustment is a very important piece of regular maintenance […] More »

Sale or trade potential. We’re finally into summer with long days, warm nights and endless trails of green. And like always, your ATV Connection editors are scoping out SprocketList to find good deals on machines that can make those memorable rides a reality. This week’s ad takes us to a place called Catlettsburg, KY. According […] More »

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 »

The Kings are crowned for 2019. Suzuki Motor of America, Inc. is proud to announce the new KingQuad 750 and KingQuad 500 ATVs. Building on Suzuki’s heritage of ATV leadership, these two models feature an array of new improvements that deliver the most powerful, reliable, and capable KingQuad machines that Suzuki has ever built. The […] More »

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.

Engine Control Unit. Dear ATVC: I have 2005 Suzuki King Quad 700. My question is how reliable is the Copperhead ECU? My factory ECU has gone out and need to get a new unit. CannonBall700 The Copperhead ECU comes from Velocity Devices Inc. and in our experience, the reliability will be equal to what you […] More »

You sure they said shredding and not sledding? If you’ve ever wondered what really goes on up at the North Pole when it’s not late December, wonder no more! The following clip has been smuggled down through a chain of black opp penguins who remind us that if anyone asks, they were never here.