Good brakes. Bad axle supports. For obvious reasons, the military typically has some of the coolest, toughest off-road vehicles imaginable. But before they can be dropped out in the middle of nowhere, they must undergo hours of rigorous testing. Every once in a while, examples of this testing find their way to the internet so […] More »

Roseau, Minnesota gets its due. Born in 1954 in Roseau, Minnesota, Polaris Off Road has built a legacy in taking risks and driving innovation. The pioneering spirit and culture of the Roseau community endures, always finding ways to build better machines like the all new 2021 Sportsman lineup. Check out the new Born in Roseau […] More »

Go big or go home. Getting one’s name in the history books isn’t as easy as one might think. Al McBeth intended to do exactly that via a 232-foot world record jump in his Concept Built Polaris RZR side-by-side. Thankfully he was okay in the end.

Better mudder than hill climber. Sometimes you find yourself in the middle of a mud pit in life where the only way out is to master a punchy little climb into the forest. Then your dog, who may or may not be related to a jackal, cuts you off and you end up in a […] More »

Sink or swim? Sink and swim. When it comes to off-roading, sometimes it’s not about where we can go but rather where we can not. These guys wanted to test their quad’s deep water capabilities but we think rather than waders, they should have worn their bathing suits.

Just a little reminder. It seems like a distant dream now but there was a time in the mid 2000s when OEM performance and race ATVs ruled the world. An economic downturn coupled to the requisite government red tape has made this era all but extinct now but once in a while we can look […] More »

Tumbling class. Sometimes events take place out on the trails that defy any and all sense of logic. Case in point? Two Can-Ams simultaneously tumbling down the same hillside as if toppled by some invisible prankster. If this helmet cam hadn’t captured the evidence, we wouldn’t have believed it.