Suzuki’s LTZ400 Page Two.         Suzuki Has hit the market ready to run. For the first time, you can buy a sport quad and totally out fit the unit from your local dealers stock. Weather you will be doing some weekend racing or fast and furious trail riding, Suzuki has the necessary items needed […] More »

The Big Bear;RejuvenatedPart II   “Better than yourAverage Bear”     What We Did ITP 26 in. ATR Radial Tires The stock OEM rubber by Maxxis did a fair job of plowing, however there were two problems. The first was these tires are now a few years old and are noticeably worn down. When the snow […] More »

For our first test ride we headed through some smaller dunes and made our way to a steep hill climb to see how it pulls on the hill compared to other 4 stroke ATV’s. The first thing we noticed was the incredible throttle response. No hesitation or bogging down at all, just instant power! We […] More »

The ATV Connection Big Utility Machine Shoot-Out. Multi-Seat Cargo Units.     Ergonomics/Cargo Bed       The Mule made the best of show, truly an ergonomic dream. When a rider climbs into the cockpit every control is in easy reach. The comfortable bench seat allows for easy entry and exit, foot controls are placed just right. Operating […] More »

The ATV Connection Big Utility Machine Shoot-Out. Multi-Seat Cargo Units.         Now for the Toro Twister, this unit is your basic farmers,  ranchers and land maintenance tool. Lots of work ethic but a bit lacking in the traction category. For a 2-wheel drive unit with really only single wheel traction, the Twister does pretty […] More »

Lake Mburo Wildride ATV Safari Page 2 September 6th, 2006   One of interesting things we found was an arrangement between the fishermen/processors and the resident marabou storks. Low strings hung around the drying areas delimited the boundaries to the storks who were tolerated elsewhere on the site, living off the waste (fish guts etc.), […] More »

  Lake Mburo Wildride ATV Safari Page 4 September 6th, 2006 Today we intend getting lost a few times. That shouldn’t be too hard in this country. I am using a small compass, taken from the butt of a Sudanese soldier’s army knife, so that we hopefully don’t get too lost. We follow the arrow […] More »