The Kawasaki KFX700 is a trail machine that combines the easy of operation and power of a large utility machine with lighter, snappier, sportier handling of a sport ATV. She shaft driven two wheel drive KFX features firmer suspension settings then Kawasaki’s utility machines for more bottoming resistance and better stability through the turns. If you don’t need four wheel drive, but want the ease of use of a utility machine and enough power to lead sport quads through the woods, the KFX is one fast trail cruiser. With the economic slow down, in late 2010, Kawasaki has a small remaining number of new KFX700s left in stock.

The 2009 Kymco Mongoose 300 has strong usable low end power, a well tuned CVT transmission and stable handling make it a fun to ride beginner machine. While not quite perfect it is as viable an option as any machine in the small displacement fully automatic sport quad ranks. Watch the test and see if it is the right machine for you.

There is a lot of hype surrounding the 2009 Polaris XP 850 with power steering and for good reason. Lots of usable power combine with excellent suspension and good ergonomics to make the XP 850 one of the most comfortable and easiest to ride twin cylinder big bores on the market. While it is a bit heavy Sportsman XP’s handling and motor proved to be more then a match for its large size and stature.

Besides the addition of power steering, the EPS equipped KingQuad 750 enjoys chassis changes for improved handling plus the smooth ample power and reliable performance that made the original KingQuad a winner!

Whether you need a mid-bore work horse or the ultimate speed machine, Arctic Cat had you covered with their 550 and 1000 Prowlers.

Polaris went on a mission to increase the level of performance in their utility line of ATVs. The result is the new 550 and 850 Sportsman XP models. After four months of testing, we wouldn’t hesitate to plunk down our hard earned money on the Sportsman 550. Watch the video and see why.

With new styling, improved suspension, better brakes and more comfortable ergonomics the 2009 Polaris Outlaw 450MXR is ready for the track or trail.

We recently got our hands on a 2009 Kawasaki KFX450R for a day of testing at Mile High Motocross located in So Cal. CT Racing's Allen Knowles came along to give us his expert opinion on what may be the most user friendly machine in the 450cc class.

The Teryx Sport is Kawasaki's answer for the ever growing sport segment of the side by side market. Fuel injection plus a large list of updates have improved the entire Teryx line. Very tunable piggyback reservoir equipped Kayaba shocks take the Sport to the next level of speed and performance. This test was shot at the Boulders ride area located one hour out of Phoenix Arizona.

Yamaha was the first major manufacturer to release a 450cc high performance ATV. For 2009 they became the first to completely redesign their 450 from the ground up. Judging by our two day test ride, it was well worth the wait!