Tag: Youtube

This week’s ATV “good intentions goes bad” video clip proves a theory that your ATV Connection editors have long suspected: The human face need not be visible to exhibit embarrassment in the event of a mishap. Case in point: One overzealous team mascot, a packed stadium for a sporting event and the decision to attempt […] More »

Now we’re not sure if this guy’s name is like Raymond without the d at the end or whether it’s pronounced like those 10 for $1 packages of noodles. What we do know is that the influence of Youtube hasn’t been kind to his sense of judgment. And like most Youtube specimens we’ve encountered, Ramin […] More »

Not to worry if you don’t speak the language of the victim of today’s ATV tomfoolery, figuring out where it all goes wrong is pretty universal. Albin, atop his apparently street-ready Dinli quad on what appears to be either a dock or some sort of boat, decides to attempt a NASCAR-worthy burnout only to run […] More »

It’s Friday, the week’s been dragging… We figure you can probably use a laugh with as little setup as possible. That said here’s a 13-second clip we dug up from the vast resource that is Youtube of a helmetless (of course) ATV rider demonstrating a textbook dismount when the mud pit bites back. We like […] More »

Did you know that time and time again the ATV industry finds itself in the crosshairs of organizations like the Consumer Products Safety Commission due to high rates of reported injury and time and time again the results of these investigations determine that it’s not the ATV that’s dangerous, it’s the foolish things people do […] More »

  Since X-Games it seems like everyone’s trying to be a freestylist. Case in point—Dave. It seems like everything’s going well for him and his Suzuki LTZ400 until the uncontrollable urge to pop a nose-wheelie strikes. Helpless against the allure of possibly looking cool in front of the cameraman, Dave lets it all hang out. […] More »

The Yamaha Raptor 700 is a pretty versatile machine but let’s face it: festering mud holes are typically best left to ATVs with multiple drive wheels, lower gearing and those driven by individuals with helmets. What we have here is what happens when a rider 1) Gets egged on by his camera-toting friends 2) Believes […] More »