Loading and Unloading ATV’s from a trailer seems simple enough. With that said, I’ve heard countless horror stories of people hurting themselves or trashing their equipment by improperly or unsafely carrying out this task. With some basic knowledge and a little bit of patience, loading and unloading should be quick and easy.
All of the steps below should be done with the assumption that the trailer is safely hitched to your tow vehicle and the emergency brake on the tow vehicle is engaged. [ Read Full Post ]
A few weeks ago we posted a blog of a human slingshot powered by a 4-wheeler. Here is another amazing example of how to test the durability of your friend’s bones with a quad. [ Read Full Post ]
In June, 2009 the All-Terrain Vehicle Association of Minnesota in Silver Bay, Minnesota set the record for the largest parade of quadbikes (ATVs). That record was demolished a few months later by the Rocky Mountain ATV Jamboree in Richfield, Utah with a total of 1,870 machines. [ Read Full Post ]
Aluma A8816 ATV Trailer
MSRP: $4,137
Performance
I put the Aluma A8816 to work hauling demo machines to various riding locales all over central Pennsylvania. The fact that this trailer only weighs 760 pounds unladen allows small truck owners, like me, to haul multiple ATV’s or side-by-sides. With brakes located on both axles of the trailer, a heavy load doesn’t burden the braking system on a smaller truck, as long as the truck is equipped with an add-on brake controller. [ Read Full Post ]
What are you going to buy with your tax refund this year? Even If you owed money, you still might be able afford this … thing.
A custom builder in Hungary is selling his 4-wheeler, correction, his thing on hasznaltmotorok.hu.
Here's his description of the listing (now off-line) according to Google Translation: [ Read Full Post ]
A company that proclaims its ATV as the “Hardest Working. Smoothest Riding” better have a product that can back that claim up. When Polaris redesigned its current big-bore Sportsman line a few years ago, the replacement was a much- needed improvement over the previous generation. Polaris is a thriving American brand that has continually evolved, introduced new models that redefine market segments, and developed a reputation for thinking outside the box. Now Polaris is reinventing itself in an economic climate where survival is the primary goal. In 2012, Polaris returns to the 2-Up market they helped create with a more muscular and refined Sportsman Touring 850 H.O. [ Read Full Post ]
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