All Terrain Vehicles in 2010
All terrain vehicles are not new to the recreational sports scene. They have been around for decades now, and while certain models like 3-wheeler all terrain vehicles are no long available on the market due to a spotty safety record, there are plenty of options to choose from when you want to get off the beaten path and enjoy some truly all terrain recreational fun. The all terrain vehicles that are on the road, paths, hills, and trails today are also called 4-wheelers, quads, ATV’s, or sometimes quad bikes. The feature 4 wheels that sport low pressure tires, use a bar rather than a wheel for steering purposes, and are typically straddled by the rider on a saddle-type seat, much as one would straddle a motorcycle.
Maintaining Your ATV
All terrain vehicles, often called ATVs, are widely used across the country for outdoor recreation. These vehicles are built to withstand harsh and taxing conditions off of paved roads. Since they often take quite a beating when they are used, it is important to regularly maintain your ATV.
