“Tag: off-road”

The Rungu Dualie Standard and Steep e-bike models offer a new battery-integrated frame design with a higher breakover angle.

Dubbed the “ultimate terrain tackler,” the 2021 Wolverine RMAX 1000 features an all-new chassis and engine, a new Yamaha Drive-Mode power-delivery system, a Fox suspension, driver-centric comforts and a bed capable of hauling up to 600 pounds.

In an ATV market that touts ever-larger side-by-side vehicles capable of hauling four humans and untold pounds of gear and game, many hunters still choose to use a four-wheeler. A four-wheeler is, after all, cheaper than a SxS. It is also easier to maneuver in tight spots, rides in a pickup bed and sits nicely in the back of a garage. Yamaha considered all this when it designed the 2019 Kodiak 450.

Yamaha, celebrating 15 years of displays at the SHOT Show, introduces its Wolverine X2. The utility vehicle is equipped to conquer tight trails with compact design, nimble handling, four-wheel drive, tilt steering and—best of all—power steering.

The features and capabilities designed and engineered into the 2018 Wolverine X4 greatly improve the recreational side-by-side experience. However, these same important highlights also yield dividends that benefit the outdoor sportsman.

Can-Am's Defender Max XT is a six-seat powerhouse that’ll get you—as well as your hunting buddies, your dog, your gear and your game—wherever you need to go.

NRA 1st Vice President Richard Childress and his team at Richard Childress Racing have built a special-edition 2017 Chevy Silverado that will end up in one lucky NRA member’s driveway.

Meet our 2017 Vehicle of the Year: the Textron Stampede 4x4.

Arctic Cat, which was acquired last month by Textron Inc., will soon see its brand name changed to "Textron Off Road" in regards to side-by-sides and ATVs, per an announcement Textron made earlier this week at a select gathering of employees and dealer in Fort Worth, Texas.