4mm Stroker vs. Stock Crank: Is the Power Worth the Work?
The stroker debate never really ends because both sides are right. The stock crank is not holding most riders back. The stroker crank is not overkill for a serious build.
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4mm Stroker vs. Stock Crank: Is the Power Worth the Work?
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Yamaha Raptor Tears Through Trails With Ease
The Raptor 700R is Yamaha’s full-size second-generation Raptor after its Raptor 660 and is powered by a 686cc motor. Unlike Blaster and Banshee, Raptor has an overhead camera, an electric...
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Eastern States Offer Huge Networks of ATV Trails
In the eastern section of the U.S., there are a handful of trails that flow through the Appalachians that you may want to add to your bucket list.
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Yamaha Blaster Continues to Thrill with Lightweight and Customizable Features
At 324 pounds, the Blaster continues to draw riders that want its lightweight design and low price point that allows modifications with a bevy of aftermarket performance parts still available...
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Show Your Quad Love with These Customization Options
Common customization options that make a statement in the appearance, lighting, and storage of your beloved off-road adventure vehicle, as well as some new additions that will have you looking...
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Top ATV Maintenance Projects You Can Do Yourself
Off-road and power sports enthusiasts may seem into it for the thrill, but that thrill can be short lived if equipment isn’t running at full capacity. Worse, if repairs are...
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Yamaha Banshee Continues to Rev Up ATV Enthusiasts
The Yamaha Banshee, a dune-loving quad manufactured in Japan from 1987 to 2012, is still considered one of the most popular ATVs out there even among newer models.
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