Hey we here at ATVC remember those early days of ATVing all too well: The excitement, the freedom, the difficulty of remembering which lever indicated forward and which reverse. This week’s Friday Funny takes us back to those early days of discovery and the reality that there are worse fates than being swallowed by a […] More »

We almost feel sorry for this week’s Friday Funny entrant: He did all he could to prepare to cross his favorite mud pit- including putting on his favorite purple shirt and doing a full two weeks of rain dances to ensure perfect mud. However, all of the preparation in the world couldn’t prepare him for […] More »

Meet Bates and his son, Little Bates. Like any true Friday Funny contestant, Bates shrugs away such things as helmets, safety gear of any kind and common sense to demonstrate to both his camcorder wielding wife and the world at large how not to cross a mud pit. We do give him credit for at […] More »

For this week’s Friday Funny we like to remind riders about a condition called cross-rutting. When we encounter deep ruts there are typically only three options at our disposal: Avoid at all costs, go with the flow or try to go against the grain. This week’s specimen tries the third option and discovers in a […] More »

In a perfect world, pulling and holding a picture-perfect wheelie would be as easy as giving your bars a tug and blipping the throttle. However this is Friday Funny and the term “perfect” usually leaves a lot to be desired! Also in a perfect world, you may be attempting such things off-road and not down […] More »

Sure riding on ice always begs an ATV pilot to check out his doughnut-burning abilities. Generally speaking, spinning fast enough to create a cyclone rarely ends well… And this week’s Friday Funny demonstrates exactly where it all goes awry.

Usually crashing your ATV is the worst part of your day. For this week’s Friday Funny entry, we located an individual who’s bad day is only just beginning after the initial (off-camera) ATV get-off. We are glad to report that he was properly equipped to handle such a crash; wearing a helmet and not just […] More »