Check out what's new for 2007 Arctic Cat ATVs. The editors at atving.com have quite a bit to say about their recent upgrades and performance.
"Other changes were; Arctic Cat decided to go with a different tire supplier, from Carlisle to Goodyear. They also use a different rating than “ply” for referring to the sidewall strength. They call it one, two or three “star”. A two “ply” and two “star” are equal ratings. Also new for 2007 is, you’ll notice side panels on their utility models. This is to keep the rider’s leg cool (from engine heat) and we could also see where it might help from debris getting into the engine area." Plus much more!!!
Polaris has done it again, they've come up with a whole other line of PURE ASS KICKING QUADS.
If you don't have one yet, you'll want one when you see that 800 Polaris Sportsman fly by you and go through that hole you just got stuck in last week.
Tis the season! Can't figure out what to get for a gift? Well check out our Online Store, full of great items for all types of atvs, whether it be something simple as an ATV Cover, Goggles, or Seat Cover to ATV Exhausts, Plows and winches and MUCH MUCH MORE!
Highlifter.com has collected some articles that have been written in the past about their products and other great products that would be a great addition to you're atving experience. I highly recommend checking them out for some great ideas.
We all know Honda until recently had just either a 4x4 or 2x4 well highlift has designed products to make these selectable and much more.
American Honda announced that Honda R&D Japan has developed the world’s first Electric Power Steering (EPS) system for All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs). This newly developed system monitors steering torque and vehicle speed to adjust the levels of steering assist and feel. When stopped or at low speeds, it requires light steering effort, and as speeds increase, the amount of assist is adjusted to provide the appropriate level of feedback. An ATV with this Honda exclusive technology is easier to maneuver through rough terrain, rocks, washes, and ruts while at the same time, reducing rider fatigue.
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