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Search ArticlesWhiskey Creek ATV Training Facility Could Get 3 Year Permit Renewal
An ATV practice and training facility on Crown land near Whiskey Creek could keep operating for another three years under a proposed temporary use permit renewal now headed to the Regional District of Nanaimo board. The Regional District of Nanaimo Electoral Areas Services Committee endorsed the renewal at its September 3 meeting. The application came from the West Coast ATV Racing Club on behalf of the province of British Columbia.
Triumph adds two bigger bikes to TXP electric off-road range
Triumph has given its TXP range some room to grow, adding two new models to its North American electric off-road lineup, the TXP-20 and TXP-24. The two newcomers slot in above the TXP-12 and TXP-16, rounding the family out to four bikes that span riders from age 3 all the way to full-grown adults. Every bike in the range gets a chassis, controls and parts sized to the rider it's built for, plus electric power you can dial up or down.
Gambler 500 Hauls 391,000 Pounds of Trash Off Oregon Grassland
Anyone who spends time on public land has hauled somebody else's junk off a trail - a rusted-out frame, a stack of bald tires, bags of garbage nobody bothered to pack out. The Gambler 500, an annual off-road cleanup rally, tackles that mess head-on, and this year's run on the Crooked River National Grassland in Central Oregon put a serious dent in it.
Pennsylvania Adds Six New ATV Connector Routes in Elk and Potter Count
Riders in north central Pennsylvania have more legal road miles to work with. On Wednesday, September 9, the Shapiro Administration announced six new All-Terrain Vehicle Connector Routes in Elk and Potter counties, tying local roads into two existing regional trail networks. The routes link up with the Elk County Trail of Dreams and the Northcentral Regional ATV Trail, giving riders a way to reach communities and businesses without hauling their machines from spot to spot.
Howland to Lincoln Maine ATV Trail Reopens After Summer Closures
Riders traveling between Howland and Lincoln, Maine, can once again make the trip on ATV trails after a summer marked by closures, dust complaints, landowner concerns, and a shut down bridge. Getting the connection back open took cooperation among ATV clubs, landowners, state officials, legislators, and the Maine Department of Transportation. The restored route ties together three trail sections.
Segway Super Villain Trades Desert for KOH Rock Racing
If you've followed the Super Villain kicking up dust in the desert, get ready to watch it crawl. Segway Powersports is putting its side-by-side into the King of the Hammers 4900 class, a brutal test where a UTV has to grind through boulders instead of fly over open ground, and it's bringing a fresh partnership along for the ride. From high-speed desert to the rocks Up to now, the Super Villain has been a desert machine.
Getting a Young Rider Ready for the ATV
On our place, the quad earns its keep hauling feed and checking fence, and every kid who grows up around it wants a turn behind the handlebars. Before a young person ever thumbs the throttle, the single most important call you make is matching the machine to the rider. An ATV gets more dangerous when a child is on an adult-sized machine, and more dangerous still when a second person doubles up on a seat built for one. Almost all of it comes down to a handful of choices you control.
Minnesota DNR Seeks Comments on 510 Mile Twig Area ATV Trail System
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is taking public comments on a proposed all-terrain vehicle trail system that would run roughly 510 miles across Carlton and St. Louis counties. The project comes from the Twig Area Trail Riders, and the DNR is collecting feedback through an Environmental Assessment Worksheet, the standard document used to study how a project affects the land and surrounding area. The plan calls for a mix of roadway and natural surface trail alignments.
When a Side-by-Side Becomes the Ambulance
Deep in the woods, where the ground is too soft and the trees too dense for a truck or an ambulance to pass, a utility side-by-side can be the difference between reaching a patient in time and arriving too late. That is the case a Minnesota fire crew makes plainly: when the terrain shuts out heavy vehicles, a compact off-road machine gets rescuers where they need to go. If you run a machine like this on your own place, the story below shows what it can do under the hardest kind of pressure.
ATV Safety Video Games? Polaris & MN 4-H Collab on Youth ATV Safety Ed
Polaris has partnered with Minnesota’s 4-H program to expand youth ATV safety education, and they’re doing it by launching a new, interactive safety adventure available on CLOVER (4-H's online learning platform). The interactive safety adventure (video game) is dubbed Trailblazers and it is built around a basic tenet: learning safety should be as engaging and rewarding as actual adventures young riders dream about.