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  Alright team, let’s talk fire safety. It’s not the most glamorous topic, but it’s one that could literally save your ride, or even more importantly, save you. We’ve all seen videos, or maybe even experienced it firsthand – how quickly a small issue on a UTV can turn into a serious fire. A leaking […]

Hey fellow riders! Let’s talk about something crucial that often gets overlooked until it’s too late: first aid. We all love pushing our machines and exploring the unknown, right? But let’s be honest, things don’t always go according to plan out there. I remember one trip, miles from anywhere, when a buddy took a tumble

    There’s nothing quite like hitting the trails after sunset, the familiar roar of the engine mixing with the cool night air. But let’s be honest, navigating tricky terrain or keeping track of your buddies in the dark or dust adds a whole new layer of challenge. I remember one particularly dusty group ride

We’ve all been there, right? You’re miles from anywhere, enjoying the ride, when you catch a whiff of something hot, maybe see a little smoke curl up from under the plastic. Or perhaps you hear a story from a buddy about a minor electrical short that could have turned catastrophic. It’s moments like those that

I’ll never forget that night ride last fall. We were heading back to camp after a long day, the sun had dipped below the ridge, and the dust from the rider ahead hung thick in the air. Following their single taillight felt like navigating by a faint ember. Then, back at the staging area, trying

Introduction   Picture this: You’re powering up a steep, rocky incline in your UTV, the engine roaring as you conquer challenging terrain. Suddenly, you feel that familiar hesitation—that slight lag in throttle response that makes the difference between cresting the hill triumphantly or struggling to maintain momentum. I experienced this exact scenario last season during

Picture this: You’re tearing through a desert trail in your Can-Am Maverick R, the engine roaring as you conquer challenging terrain. Suddenly, a cloud of dust kicks up from the vehicle ahead, or perhaps an unexpected rain shower begins. Without a proper front windshield, that dust or rain hits you directly in the face, turning

Picture this: You’re deep in the backcountry, miles from the nearest road, when you notice smoke coming from under your UTV’s hood. In that heart-stopping moment, having a fire extinguisher within reach isn’t just convenient—it’s potentially life-saving. I learned this lesson the hard way when I witnessed a fellow rider’s machine catch fire during a

Hey fellow riders! Does the thought of deep snow drifts usually signal the end of your UTV adventures for the year? It used to for me too, until I discovered the absolute game-changer that is a set of snow tracks. That first time gliding over powder that would have swallowed my tires whole… pure magic!