This should be a good place to stand. This aspiring videographer thought he had a good view of the mud action from a safe distance but factor in slippery terrain, ruts, a wheelie and by the end these guys were saying hi from a very short distance indeed.

I got you, bro. Once in a while we start to losing control with a trusty buddy close enough to step in and save the day. That’s not what happens here.

How to end up under your ATV in 2 seconds. Tip of the day: If you’re going to try to do a wheelie for your friend’s camera, make sure your quad isn’t in reverse.

Rider optional. Sometimes we think it’s us taking our ATVs around the racetrack when in fact the quad came to compete with or without us! When this guy’s Cannibal 440 dumped him off the back at the start of the moto, the race may have been over for him. But the quad was only just […] More »

But checkers mean victory, right? This kid tried to beat the system and we commend that. It doesn’t work, though, and we frown upon that. His logic was that by standing on the 200X’s grab bar, even if the machine were to wheelie over, he’d be able to safely step off the back thus impressing […] More »

Do as I say, son. Not as I do. We like to think our dads lead by example but in this case that comes off as more “what not to do”. Also hiding behind the garbage can while filming is clearly a lesson learned through experience.

Head in the sky but rubber on the ground. The guys in the 4×4 Side-by-Side feared they had their hands full when they lined up to drag against the potent Yamaha Raptor 700R but so much of racing is getting off the line clean. The guy on the Raptor demonstrates what not to do.