Tag: Review

It’s cheap but it isn’t deep. Dear ATVC: I managed to get hurt training for the upcoming football season and decided to use the downtime to get into a good ATV/ off-road video game. I know you recommended one a while back but can’t think of the name of it. Was it ATV Renegades? If […] More »

Still bossin’. Your ATV Connection editors have to confess a certain degree of bias when it comes to the following review. Back in 2019 Polaris set us up with their Sportsman 850 SP to test. In our time with the machine we were able to press it into service on a ranch, use it to […] More »

Easy Only On The Budget Whenever we review a Polaris Sportsman we like to remind the Sportsman line of ATVs is continually the number 1 selling brand of automatic 4×4. And in the case of the 450 H.O., it boasts the distinction of being the most popular of the Sportsman line. In short, this means […] More »

Rock crawling on the flat-screen. If you know anything about modern video games, you are surely aware that off-road sports from moto to rally cars make for some pretty awesome small-screen racing action and have for years. We here at ATV Connection logged unaccountable hours in on Sony’s then incredible ATV Offroad Fury series back […] More »

850cc of #1. Would it surprise you to hear that the Polaris Sportsman line of ATVs is continually the number 1 selling brand of automatic 4×4? We’ve heard a lot of praise for them out on the trails, work sites and even some race courses but wanted to find out for ourselves what all the […] More »

The helmet that can be many different helmets. When it comes to head protection, these are pretty good days to be an off-road enthusiast. Technology is making our helmets better than they’ve ever been and global manufacturing is ensuring that the prices remain as competitive as the individuals wearing them. The trouble is while there […] More »

Can-Am vehicles have been called a lot of things throughout the years but rarely is “budget-friendly” at the top of that list. And who can fault them? Solid specs and quality components cost money. Plus, unlike many overseas manufacturers who enjoy the benefits of strong currency conversion, Can-Am is located and Canada where the dollar […] More »