Yamaha continues doing right by the industry. Yamaha Motor Corp., USA, awarded more than $387,000 in grants through its Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative (OAI) in the first quarter of 2025, supporting efforts to protect and improve off-highway vehicle (OHV) opportunities across the country, with a particular focus on large-scale projects in Oregon and Georgia. “Yamaha […] More »

Revitalizing trails for off-road use. onX is partnering with Toyota to launch the Trail Revival Project—a nationwide initiative to protect and preserve access to the trails that fuel outdoor adventure. This spring and summer, the Trail Revival Project will rally outdoor communities to restore and maintain trail systems at five key events across California, Colorado, […] More »

Mr. Unpopularity. Everyone loves the dude riding 2-up without helmets who not only cuts you off on a trail ride but makes sure to douse you with a fresh coat of muck in the process, right? Nope! Like the video’s author says: Don’t be this guy.

Intimidating? Yes. Achievable? Yes. Racing season is again in full swing and, aside from perhaps the secret art of big jumps, nothing seems to intimidate riders like a long, nasty whoop section. We get it – they’re always so much bigger than they look on TV or in photos and approaching them wrong can be […] More »

Get your applications in for the 2025 grants now. RealTruck, Inc., a global aftermarket product and accessory brand, and a digital destination for truck, Jeep, Bronco and all off-road enthusiasts, is excited to announce updates to its Rugged Ridge Trail Access Program. Throughout 2025, RealTruck will award $20,000 in grant funding, doubling the amount awarded […] More »

Polaris doing their part. Polaris has announced it is donating nearly $85,000 to off-road vehicles (ORV), all-terrain vehicles (ATV) and snowmobile riding clubs, and organizations across the United States and Canada as a part of its TRAILS GRANTS program. The TRAILS GRANTS program offers support to organizations and programs that promote safe and responsible riding, […] More »

I think you’re gonna need this. When it comes to quad riding, there’s a sliding scale as to what constitutes packing it in and calling it a day. Why do we get the feeling a little thing like losing one of his rear wheels out on the trail isn’t going to stop these guys?