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Not every story you read today has to have substance. Sometimes, it just needs to help you get through the last few hours of work. Because we understand the occasional requirement to shut your brain off and stare blankly into a screen, and because it happens to be Wednesday, we're sharing some wheelies (and more) to feast your eyes on for a bit. Check out this ATV stunt battle on YouTube for about 6 minutes and change as an exciting bit of shame-free Powersports P*rn to perk up your day!

CFMOTO has just unveiled its 2025 off-road lineup, and it’s clear they’ve been busy in the lab. This isn’t just a refresh with some new color schemes – we’re talking serious upgrades across the board. The new CFMOTO Z10 leads the pack with more power under the hood and tech that takes your off-road experience up a notch. But they didn’t stop there. Whether you’re into rugged UTVs or nimble ATVs, CFMOTO has something in store for every adventurer in 2025.

For quite some time, tangible guidebooks have been essential – occasionally life-saving – tools for riding, be it on a dual-sport, ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle), and in a UTV (utility terrain vehicle). They provide valuable information to properly plan an enjoyable, yet safe, experience on the trail, typically including comprehensive maps which are crucial for navigating unfamiliar areas. Importantly, these books often highlight the details of specific ATV trails: difficulty ratings, terrain variations, and points of interest.

Fox Racing grew from motocross racing in the 1970s when Geoff Fox formed a team of riders to compete against the factory teams. These riders used Fox’s engine and suspension components, and to make them look the part of a team, Fox created Team Moto-X Fox riding gear using bright red, yellow and orange colors. This was the birth of the Fox Racing gear clothing brand as it was a huge hit. From those beginnings, the company branched out into more Fox Racing gear, and eventually started working with riders from other teams.

Rev up your engines as we take a trip down memory lane, back to when ATVs first roared onto the scene in pop culture. While the 1980s were the golden years for all-terrain vehicles in movies, TV shows, and music videos, it was James Bond who really got the wheels rolling back in 1971.

It is the 1980s and your parents have the Honda ATC90’s (ATC stood for All Terrain Cycle) all loaded up in the bed of Dad’s three-quarter ton pickup, towing the 23-foot travel trailer for another great weekend in the desert or sand dunes. You spend the weekend adjusting the air pressure on the ATVs balloon tires, finding that sweet spot allowing you some feeling of suspension travel. Every corner was a near disaster, every landing over a jump was nearly tragic, but you survived it all. And you will do it again in a few weeks. 

The sport and performance UTV segment has been extremely hot over the last few years and recent news shows it isn't cooling off just yet. Instead, manufacturers are pouring more resources into the category, as is evident by Polaris' updated-for-2025 RZR Pro models and news that has come via the California Air Resources Board (CARB) that show Can-Am is expanding its Maverick R lineup even further for 2025. The documents also show that the big-bore ATV lineup has been revised, too.

When choosing the right tire for your ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle), several crucial factors need to be considered to ensure optimal performance, safety, and durability. Just like when buying tires for your hauler or a daily driver, different tires work better in distinct circumstances, and picking the right one for a particular application can make a huge impact on how the vehicle performs. Let’s explore what to pay attention to when looking for tires for your quad (or three-wheeler if you’re old-school).

Our researchers at ATV.com have uncovered a California Air Resources Board (CARB) filing that reveals Yamaha has certified their latest model, the Grizzly 110, for 2025, which has not been publicly revealed or announced. The model appears to be green sticker emissions compliant and will utilize the 112cc engine found in the Raptor 110 that debuted in 2023.