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If you have to ride your ATV during a downpour, read our latest article for tips on taking your ATV out in the rain. To find out more about CFMOTO’s ATVs and side-by-sides, visit your local CFMOTO dealer.

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If you operate your ATV at high altitudes, make sure you stay hydrated, reduce your alcohol intake, don’t start out too fast, monitor your food intake, and wear high-altitude clothing.

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Your ATV tire loading and inflation rating provides you with the information for total payload or towing capacity for your vehicle, passengers, and cargo. Always check your ATV tires before you head out on your next adventure.

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Your ATV is supported entirely by four rugged tires that are specially designed for off-road use on unforgiving surfaces. Understanding what creates that support and how much weight a tire can withstand will help you stay safe as you operate your vehicle.

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If you’ve never been to an ATV or Side-by-Side rally, you owe it to yourself to go at least once. If you’ve got the means, get out and try each one on our list because each of these rallies is unique and all offer a heck of a good time.

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As freeing and fun as it is to ride your ATV in the rain, there’s a lot you need to consider while you are riding. Normal conditions change when the rain starts to fall. There are a different set of best practices to help you stay safe when the terrain gets slick. Keep in mind that after days or weeks without rain, oil buildup on the terrain makes the first rainfall even more treacherous.

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Does a crossover machine, combining a utility machine with a high-performance machine that can deliver power when you hit the gas, and also give you the tools to get the job done first sound appealing? What features of the ZFORCE and UFORCE would you like to see incorporated in this new machine?

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Altitude or elevation sickness includes multiple symptoms that happen to your body when you are exposed to a higher elevation within a short period of time. Altitude sickness occurs when you are riding your ATV or side by side to a higher elevation quickly. The higher you climb, the lower the air pressure and oxygen levels get. Our bodies can handle the shift, but they need time to gradually adjust.

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Winter can provide some exciting opportunities for ATV riders who want to take their extreme off-roading to the next level. Winter accidents and other emergencies, however, can be among the most life-threatening, as they present time-sensitive situations in which you have to think and act quickly to avoid making a bad situation even worse.

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Most public ATV trail facilities have signs or symbols that inform riders what skill level is required to ride an ATV on the trail. If you are a beginner, however, you may not know what the signs or symbols mean. Therefore, you may be uncertain as to whether you should ride on a beginner trail or an intermediate trail.

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