Eye protection is important when riding ATVs. This is why you see so many people wearing goggles when riding their four-wheelers on rugged trails. ATV goggles are not mandatory, but they are highly recommended. ATV goggles will keep your eyes safe from dust, debris, and even insects. That’s not all. The goggles will also ensure you have clear vision at all times. From protection against trees and other elements to maintaining a clear vision on the trail, today I will show you all the benefits of wearing ATV goggles. I will also share some useful tips and tricks to stay safe on the trail, even ..read more

Back in the day, the only ATV engines that delivered great torque used gas. Now, things have changed with electric ATVs swarming the market. Today I will rank the best electric ATVs for adults and kids. Not just that, but I will also share their top specs and answer some of the web’s most asked questions about electric ATVs such as if they are good for trail riding and how you charge them. Are Electric ATVs Taking Over? It seems like electric ATVs are everywhere these days, and it’s not hard to see why. They offer a quieter, more environmentally friendly alternative to their gas-powered count ..read more

Are you curious about what EPS means when it comes to ATVs? Today’s article will clear things up in a simple and straightforward way. EPS stands for Electronic Power Steering and it’s a useful feature found in many modern ATVs. EPS assists you when turning the handlebars of the ATV so that turning is easier. The ATV will also have an easier time taking sharp corners and navigating around obstacles. Keep reading to find out how different systems of EPS work on ATVs. I will cover all the popular brands from Yamaha and Polaris to Can-Am. What Does EPS Mean on an ATV? When we talk about EPS on an ..read more

Some might find this surprising, but in most states you need to have an ATV title. You can’t ride your four-wheeler without any paperwork. Luckily, there are also states where you do not require an ATV title. Today I will present you all there is to know about ATV titles, including how to get one if you are missing and what can happen if you ride your four-wheeler without a title. List of States Where ATVs Need a Title These are the states where you need an ATV title: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Ken ..read more

Are you dealing with a bad ATV that will not charge while running? Well, don’t worry, because I am going to help you out. Today I will present exactly how to fix an ATV battery that is not charging while the four-wheeler is running. I’ll also show you when it’s time to buy a new battery. How to Fix ATV Battery Not Charging While Running Alright, let’s get down to business. Fixing an ATV battery that won’t charge while running isn’t as scary as it sounds. Here is a step-by-step guide that will show you how to do it: Check the Battery Connections: First, make sure the connections to the batter ..read more

Ever thought about cruising around your neighborhood on an ATV? It sounds like a fun way to enjoy a sunny day, right? But before you hop on, it’s important to know the rules. You can ride ATVs in your neighborhood as long as you respect the local laws. The main thing you want to avoid is making too much noise. Neighbors can file a noise complaint if your ATV engine is too loud. Most ATV riders get surprised when they find out that they can’t ride their ATVs anywhere they want. Keep reading to find out more about how you can ride ATVs in a neighborhood and not get fined. Can You Legally Drive a ..read more

Are you looking to make your ATV lighter? Whether you want a smoother ride or to have an easier time getting your ATV in a pick-up truck, you have arrived at the right place. To make your ATV lighter, consider replacing heavy parts like stock wheels with lighter alternatives such as aluminum or carbon fiber, and opt for a lithium battery instead of a traditional lead-acid one. Removing non-essential components, like the parking brake, and installing a lightweight exhaust system can further reduce weight. Starting with various strategies to lighten your ATV, from simple modifications to more ad ..read more

Braking is the first thing you need to learn to do the right way on an ATV. Many people are used to the ABS systems of their cars and are surprised to find out that ATVs function quite differently. ATVs don’t use ABS. ABS braking is not good for off-road because it prevents the wheels from locking up and skidding. While this is an advantage on regular paved roads, you might want the wheels to completely stop when riding on rugged trails filled with mud. Stick around if you want to learn how ABS works and check out the single Can-Am ATV model that does come with ABS. What is ABS? ABS, or Anti ..read more

When it comes to choosing the right ATV weight is a key factor that often gets overlooked. Why is it important? Well, the weight of an ATV affects everything from handling and performance to transportation and usage suitability. This is the average weight for ATVs by engine size: 50cc Engine:  215 pounds (97 kilograms) 70cc Engine: 250 pounds (113 kilograms) 90cc Engine:  275 pounds (125 kilograms) 200cc Engine: 350 pounds (159 kilograms) 400cc Engine: 500 pounds (227 kilograms) 600cc Engine: 575 pounds (261 kilograms) 1000cc Engine: Generally over 700 pounds (318 kilograms) In thi ..read more

Trail riding is one of the most fun things you can do with an ATV and there’s no doubt about it. However, not all ATVs are suited for long trail rides. This is why you need to be careful about the model you pick to rent or buy. The best ATVs for trail riding are: Kawasaki Brute Force 750i Yamaha Raptor 700R Honda Rubicon Deluxe EPS Can-Am Renegade 570 Yamaha Grizzly XT-R EPS Polaris Sportsman XP 1000 Touring Scrambler 500 Arctic Cat TRV 700i Today I will go into detail why I chose these 8 four-wheelers as the best ATVs for trail riding. Make sure to check out the final part because I’ll be s ..read more