Minnesota Non - Resident ATV Trail Pass

As of January 1, 2010 all non-residents riding an ATV on state or grant-in-aid land must have the MN state Non-Resident ATV Trail Pass in their possession.

What You Should Know Before Hunting With an ATV

Over the past couple of decades, ATVs have embedded themselves deep into the hunting culture. They’ve become such an important tool that many hunters now...

Women Motorcyclists

Listed below are some very talented and daring women whose names you may not have heard...

Helpful Tips For Teaching New Riders

Whether you are introducing your child, spouse, or a friend to the sport of trail riding, you should first know that you can't...

Winterize Your Bike or Ride It?

As it turns out, winter is one the most fun times to ride...

Know Your Land Rights

It seems as though every year another favorite trail or even a whole region of land that you used to ride is has been taken away...

Polaris T.R.A.I.L.S. Grant Program

Looking for another great way to help fund your OHV club? Check out the Polaris T.R.A.I.L.S. grant program...

Motorcycle History 101

If you look at today's motorcycles you might just wonder exactly how and when the history of these amazing machines started...

How To Get Money For Your Trail Project

Back in 1991 something happened in Washington D.C. that would turn out to be a big plus for off-highway recreation...

National Forest Service OHV Travel Management Plan

We recently received a package from the Shasta-Trinity National Forest containing...

Octane 101 - Motorcycle Gas

What is an octane number, and what does it mean? And what octane rating do you really need?

Stéphane Peterhansel

If I had to pick one ultimate off-road racer, who would I choose?

1080P High Definition Helmet Cams

Whether you are a scenic trail rider, off-road racer, or MX pro in the making, the chances are good that you have done a little experimenting...

Motorsports Businesses Making a Difference

Christmas came early this year to the Dinwiddie County, Virginia Fire & EMS Department in the form of a 2008 Polaris Ranger...

How To Protect Your Dirt Bike

With all of the preparation that goes into a riding trip, it's easy to forget that your dirt bike, trailer, gear and tools are all...

GPS in a Nutshell

GPS technology is not new and handheld GPS units have been available for many years, but if you haven't incorporated GPS into your trail riding yet, it's a great time to start...

How To Store Your Bike For Winter

Old man winter is right around the corner, and winterizing your motorcycle is an absolute must to keep it running right.

Back To Basics

Perhaps you've been riding for a couple years and have wondered how and why some riders are just naturally faster than you...

Become a Public Land Expert in Five Minutes!

While the average person might treat them as equivalent, different types of public lands in the U.S. are managed quite differently, and simply knowing the differences will tell you most of what you need to know about OHV riding regulations.

Torque or Horsepower?

Torque and horsepower are often confused when it comes to discussions of dirt bike and ATV power. You know they are not the same, but what exactly is the difference, and how are the two related?

How To Save Money On Motorcycle Engine Oil

When choosing an oil product for your motorcycle, it helps to actually know...

List of Baja 1000 Winners

Historical List of Baja 1000 Winners (Motorcycle)

Stick It or Ticket!

If there is one topic that frequently confuses visitors to western off-road areas, it’s the California OHV red and green sticker regulations. If you reside in California it is expected that you are familiar with these regulations, but if you are visiting from another state...

Oregon ATV Safety Education Card

Oregon is in the beginning stages of implementing a mandatory ATV and motorcycle safety course. Regardless of age or how long an individual has been riding, the new law states that a safety card must be in possession of the rider. By Jan 1, 2014 ALL riders must...