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There's nothing quite like fitting in a few new accessories on your ATV or on the ATV toolset to rev up the muscles on your ATV for the new year. you probably don't need most of them but tell you what...you'll love ATV riding even more. Girls like handbags...that's fine. We have a right to love ATV tools. That should be fine with them too. So, let's get rolling, shall we?
Cycra Mechanic Roller Cart
http://www.cycra.com
It doesn't, technically, make your ATV any faster and it doesn't make you a better rider but this ATV tool will certainly make your life easier when you're performing routine maintenance on your ATV. It acts as both a tool carrier, holder and seat for you to rest on while you work on your ATV. The wheels on the roller cart is extremely convenient - no lugging around necessary. Just a little push will do the trick.
Shocking the Rhinos - iShock F-18 Rhino Shocks
http://www.hydrodynamicsusa.com
If you're riding one of them Yamaha Rhino, this is something you'll appreciate. They're big, they're tough, they're Rhinos! The F-18 cmes with external reservoir with adjustable speed compression option.
Camo-up your ATV tires
http://www.cycletires.com
These ATV tires are heaven-sent for those who likes to do a little hunting once in a while. It's not enough to camo-up your ATV because the tires are giving you away, so, what's a keen hunter on an ATV to do but to use tires with camouflage features! The Innova Speed Gear and Power Gear Tires are suitable for hard pack and loose terrains. These monster camouflage tires don't puncture easily too. The going price per piece is about $100 right now.
High Tech ATV Box for your high tech ATV?
http://www.mooseutilities.com
You've spent years of salary on upgrading your ATV and ensuring that it's as technology-driven as your computer, so, what's spending another $180 on an ATV box that is powder-coated diamond-plate aluminum? Nothing. Right, we thought so too simply because the aluminum box also helps reduce noise while your riding your ATV and has convenient drain and ventilation holes at the bottom. Most importantly, you can keep your stuff safe with the lock on the ATV box.
Keeping the ATV in place
http://www.ekusa.com
Raffia strings don't work and normal rope is not nearly good enough, so, if you're looking for fab tie-downs for the new year to hold your ATV in place whenever you hit the road, take a look at EK Ekcessories' Dual-Clip Tie-Down. They come in pairs, costs $30 and saves you headache and a possible heartache.
Marsha Maung is an ATV enthusiast enthusiastically promoting ATV riding as a sport and family activity! She runs and is one of the staff for one of the hottest and fastest-growing ATV sites right now...http://www.atv4kids.com.
Motor Sports: From Curiosity to Passion
Being an homebody I had never given much thought to outdoor sports, especially motor sports. This all changed however when I met someone who introduced me to the world of motor sport and showed me just how much fun and competitive they could be. As someone who would still be considered green by most others’ standards, my knowledge of racing something like a Sand Rail or Yamaha Rhino has dramatically increased in a short time.
Once I was introduced to racing of all sorts I immediately began spending time with my new friend out at various races. I think it may have been this that helped me become familiar with things so quickly and I believe this also helped the sport make a much larger impression on me that it would have had I not attended so many races. As someone who almost never left the home, I initially figured that there wasn’t much to motor sports nor the vehicles used for racing.
Mind you it was not the minute details and things such as engine specs and history that I learned of so quickly but instead I promptly became familiar with important racers, and which vehicles worked best on which tracks and things of this nature. For an individual whom believed he knew it all, this was quite a culture shock but an enjoyable one at that.
To recount the number of hours spent watching races and pow-wowing with my new race buddies is nearly impossible. As time passed however my admiration for motor sports grew even as my hyper focus on the subject evened out and it became commonplace in my house. It was during this time that I began to contemplate building or buying my own racer and eagerly anticipated learning to drive competitively.
After much deliberating and debate I deiced that with the help of a good friend I would be purchasing a Yamaha Rhino. Building my own car sounded and looked good on paper but the man hours necessary to perform such a task was something neither me nor my friend had to spare so the decision to buy outright was a natural one. The purchase of my Rhino went smoothly and I have been behind the wheel for quite some time now, though on limited training capacity. I still look forward to the day I will race against others.
I often find it intriguing that we sometimes discount things we know nothing about or things we think we know a lot about and am glad that I took a chance and followed the curiosity that was sparked by a good friend. Curiosities can lead to hobby’s and to passions if one had enough courage to follow them.
About the Author
Scott became a fan of motor sports and the Yamaha Rhino roughly a year ago and looks forward to competing one day.
should i trade my 2009 yamaha rhino 450 for razor S?
my Yamaha rhino 450 has a CDI chip also an FMF exhaust plus a j strong roof chrom dash upgraded speedometer gun rack mear middle mount pack and 29" mud lites with itp chrome rims also a flame grill upgraded rear lights with backup lights (LED) lights and it has its common scuffs should i trade it for a 2010 razor S? please help
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VBPD gets new all-terrain vehicle
Van Buren Police Department has a new all-terrain vehicle provided to them for free with help from a Fort Smith business. Lt. Brent Grill said the department got a new Yamaha Rhino 450 last week through the company's law enforcement loan program.
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