Florida engineering in action. Simple physics in action – if your air-filled tires are big enough, they become flotation devices! This guy gets it. Drop your quad in the lake, let it float and the engine will churn those tires like a paddle boat. Talk about amphibious.

Living dangerously. Sometimes the line between ATV and submarine is a thin one. Take this guy, for example. Thanks to the magic of helmet cams, we get to ride along with him as his Honda Rancher goes deep diving.

Embracing those spring rains. Usually when streets get flooded out, it’s a major inconvenience for motorists. Not so with this family. They park the family truckster and get the quads out of the garage. Who needs a boat anyway?

Free training for riders of all skill level. The Responsible Rider is a free series of online trainings that aims to empower riders of the global powersports community, to ride safely and responsibly, to look out for each other and to safeguard trails and playgrounds. The first module in the training series is available for […] More »

Yamaha expands its helpful reach to the water for 2025. Yamaha Motor Corp., USA, reinforces its commitment to outdoor recreation and conservation by awarding more than $400,000 in grants in the second half of 2024 through its Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative (OAI). For the first time, Yamaha OAI has partnered with Yamaha Rightwaters to extend […] More »

Yeah, that’s not a typo. We remember a time when ATV tires were trying to be as balloony as possible. A mud-specific tire back in the day was about 20″ and it seemed like as a society, we had peaked. These days you can find 30-inchers on dedicated mud machines but there are occasional outliers […] More »

Do you have to call him Captain now? Ordinarily we think of our ATV’s relationship with water as the occasional creek crossing, puddle jumping, getting caught in the rain affair. Some of us, however, have different ideas right from the get-go. This guy picked up a new 2024 Honda Rancher, snorkeled it out and took […] More »