Moose has a long history with off-roading and the editors of ATV Connection can certainly appreciate that when it comes time to trust our collective nether-regions to a pair of pants. Think about it for a minute: All that separates one’s manhood (or womanhood) from the venerable war-zone that is ATV-riding comes in the form […] More »

The simple fact that UTVs boast a heck of a lot more storage than a traditional ATV or buggy means that when something goes wrong in the middle of nowhere (and it always does), you are the one everyone turns to in the hopes of having something, anything tucked away to save the day. We […] More »

There are many ways to make more power from your ATV’s engine; bigger bore, stroked cylinder, exhaust system and intake, fuel mapping, camshafts, porting. Like most things mechanical, a modern ATV mill can be pushed about as far as the limits of reliability (and the depths of your pockets) will allow. Your power-obsessed editors have […] More »

Dear ATVC: I’m unclear on how putting a higher-pressure radiator cap on my ATV can keep the coolant inside from boiling over. Can you please elaborate on how that’s possible? Absolutely. To begin you must realize that what we consider the boiling point of a fluid is not a constant but rather the temperature at […] More »

While the logic of attempting a wheelie on an ATV isn’t lost upon us, what the stars of the following internet videos did to botch the effort up so miserably is beyond us. We can however appreciate their efforts for the sheer comedic value of it all.

The Situation:That old prankster Mother Nature decided to dump half a foot of powder atop a crispy layer of chunky frozen slush despite spring’s arrival. You’ve got the urge to shred but a miniscule budget and no love for chains. The Solution: The Slingshot tires from Excel come in at a reasonably priced $72.95 a […] More »

As any ATV enthusiast can attest; windshields can be a lifesaver on long, cold rides but there’s nothing fun about trying to store a windshield-equipped quad. Until now the only solution has been to remove the windshield’s mounting hardware in effort to wrap the machine up in a cover or even to park it in […] More »