Mint 400 in the books. Next up – San Felipe 250. Last weekend Polaris Off Road and the RZR Factory Racing team returned to Las Vegas, Nevada, for the Mint 400, one of the most prestigious and historic races in American off-road motorsports. There, reigning champion Brock Heger delivered yet another commanding performance. Outpacing the […] More »

Let’s discuss the pros and cons. Dear ATVC: I’m thinking about adding a flip UTV windshield and wanted to hear some real-world pros and cons. I’m mainly tired of getting blasted by bugs and constant wind when riding at speed. At the same time, I like the idea of being able to flip it open […] More »

No, this is not AI. We see some pretty wild concepts around here but we’re not sure anything comes close to this production unit. If you can’t decide between a jet-ski or side-by-side and have a spare quarter mill laying around, this is the vehicle for you.

If you’re considering a Massimo machine, you are about to have a lot of retail options. Massimo Group a manufacturer and distributor of powersports vehicles, utility vehicles and related equipment, today announced that a long-standing national rural lifestyle retail partner has authorized one Massimo core product for placement across 1,000 U.S. retail locations. The initial […] More »

What’s better than being ceritfied to work on ATVs and SxS? A $2,500 scholarship to do so! Polaris is giving $20,000 in scholarship funding to support students studying the powersports technician trade at Southeastern Illinois College (SIC). A $2,500 scholarship will be awarded to eight students enrolled in the college’s powersports technology certificate program. One […] More »

Bad place to try and break loose. Nobody needs to convince us as to the charms of carving a nice doughnut in a powerhouse SxS. However, in the interest of our daily physics lesson, remember that a big ingredient to a proper doughnut is limited traction. That’s why they typically work best in loose gravel, […] More »

Yamaha is restructuring and heading east on account of tariffs. Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. has announced plans to relocate its U.S. subsidiary, Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A. (YMUS), from Cypress, California, to Kennesaw, Georgia, in a multi-year transition that will run from late 2026 through the end of 2028. In conjunction with the move, Yamaha will […] More »