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Fly(wheel) like a Falcon. Dear ATVC: Hi Folks, new here. Does anyone know what size of puller is needed to remove the flywheel on a Kazuma Falcon 110cc? The vast majority of small bore Chinese ATVs (50-125cc) were designed to use a 28×1.0 RH size puller. We say “most” because, and we discuss this often […] More »

See you at the top. Hill-climbers are a separate breed. They don’t concern themselves with trails, mud pits, MX tracks, dunes, or snow. Theirs is a simple mission – be the fastest up a treacherous slope that we can promise is far more intimidating and steep in person than it appears on video. With swingarm […] More »

Two powersports legends can’t stop competing! FMX legends Brian Deegan and Travis Pastrana jump into the 2024 Can-Am Maverick R out at Ocotillo Wells, CA for their latest ‘dollar bets’ challenge for ultimate supremacy. It doesn’t matter if they are riding freestyle, drifting rallycross cars, jumping trophy trucks or racing Can-Am’s, the rivalry between Travis […] More »

Segway hits a homerun with print media. It has been recently announced the Segway Villain has secured the prestigious “New UTV of the Year” award from DirtWheels magazine. The accolade reflects the UTV’s outstanding performance, cutting-edge design, and innovative features that have captured the attention of both enthusiasts and experts alike. Its industry-leading technology, combined […] More »

Perfect icebreaker. Ever notice when it comes to riding, some of the things we think are good ideas to attempt turn our friends into instant psychics? Case in point – everyone in this video thought taking his quad onto the ice was a bad idea but him. Then, when he did it anyway, the predictions […] More »

Showing dad how it’s done. Blowing a perfectly controlled drift into a nice tight circle sounds simple but can be trickier than you think. But when it goes well, a trick we call a doughnut, there are few feelings like it in the world. This week’s clip shows the reality that there’s no such thing […] More »

6-wheel drive. Generally speaking, 3-wheelers didn’t make for excellent mud machines because that single wheel up front was difficult to drive. Here’s an interesting workaround! Sure the front wheel isn’t supplying power still, but the rear wheels, thanks to some cleverly placed tie downs, now has enough surface area to float atop the surface like […] More »