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Earlier this year at a dealer's meeting, Kawasaki reportedly announced the brand would be launching a mid-bore, 450-class ATV. A recent filing that popped up on the European Union Intellectual Property Office seems to corroborate this, with what looks to be a new Brute Force four-wheeler making an appearance in a variety of technical drawings.

Polaris is back with another installment of its RZR XPERIENCES video series, this time venturing to the beautifully rugged terrain just outside Big Bear, California to display its UTVs while showing multi-talented Dianna Dahlgren how to shred Polaris style.

Cardo Systems, a leading provider of wireless communication systems for powersports riders, has introduced the PACKTALK PRO, a new high-end communicator. The standout feature of the PACKTALK PRO is its Crash Detection System, which is designed specifically for on-road motorcycle riders. This system uses sensors to detect impacts similar to what the rider’s head would feel, enhancing response time in emergencies. The Cardo Connect App integrates with the system to manage phone parameters and communicate with the Cardo cloud, which then notifies the rider’s emergency contact.

Monimoto has announced the launch of its latest GPS tracker, the Monimoto 9, designed specifically for UTV and SxS owners. This new device, known for its dust and water-resistant features, aims to provide peace of mind to off-road enthusiasts by ensuring the safety and security of their vehicles.

Automotive designer Ian Callum and his team at Callum Designs first previewed their Skye four-by-four last November, and the company has finally unveiled what it will look like and be powered by in production trim. This high-end electric machine claims to have "sportscar performance" mated to "an exhilarating and rewarding driving experience both on- and off-road," the brand's website states. Regardless of how it's being driven, this is a gorgeous vehicle that will help usher in a new realm of bespoke off-roaders, allowing for a new level of luxury above what current UTV manufacturers offer even at their top levels.

The onX Adventure Forever Grant program helps outdoors initiatives on the fronts of land acquisition, protecting access routes, trail building, supporting private land access, restoring trails and riding areas, and helping to grow the community of stewards for the hobbies that onX backs. This program helps make the continued enjoyment of off-roading (and other outdoors activities) possible, and submissions for grants runs through midnight Mountain Time on May 17th, 2024.

Kawasaki has dropped prices on many UTV models in an effort to clear out dealer stock as the company goes further into the 2024 model year. This may mean not-so-good news for Kawi in terms of its bottom line, but it's great news for those who were looking at models like the killer KRX sport UTV, which has discounts of up to $3,000 available.

Despite a flat market, Segway Powersports has defied the odds and is off to a good start in 2024. The brand, albeit with its somewhat limited UTV sales history, has posted record numbers in Q1, coinciding with an increase in the presence of the company's dealer network.

DRT Motorsports has introduced a new Aluminum Front Grill Kit for the Can-Am Maverick R. This upgrade enhances the vehicle's appearance while providing additional protection against gravel and debris, making it ideal for off-road conditions. The grill kit is crafted with precision, ensuring a perfect fit and long-lasting performance. Its sleek design also adds a touch of style to the Maverick R, making it stand out on any trail.

Textron Specialized Vehicles is recalling certain Prowler Pro and Tracker 800SX utility vehicles (UTVs) from the 2022 and 2023 model years. This recall affects approximately 10,300 units in the United States and about 1,000 units in Canada. The primary issue is that the fuel tank cap does not fit correctly, leading to fuel leaks around the filler neck and posing a potential fire hazard. There have been 48 reports of fuel leakage around the cap, though no injuries have been reported to date.

You need to wear a helmet. Let us rephrase that - You NEED to wear a helmet. When you are riding an ATV or riding/driving in a Side-by-Side (SxS), you need to wear a helmet because you need to stay safe. You might as well get used to this idea, too. You need to find the right helmet for your head, and then you need to use it - both your head and your helmet. We want you to stay safe, and one of the best things you can do for your own personal safety when out on your machine is to wear the appropriate safety gear. Not sure how to choose the right helmet, and/or why you need to wear one? We will explain.

Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A. has launched an updated online Build & Price tool for its RIDGE and RIDGE XR side x sides. Available on Kawasaki.com, this tool enables customers to interactively configure and personalize their vehicles, offering a dynamic and detailed customization process within a 3D environment.

You can save yourself a lot of expense and headaches by doing some of the regular maintenance to your ATV on your own. One of the easiest things you can do is to change your oil regularly. It is a vital part of the maintenance routine and if you don’t know how to do it, don’t worry. It’s not that hard to learn how to change your own oil.

Brandon Semenuk is no stranger to the adrenaline and excitement that comes with powersports. He's an X-Game Gold Medalist, five-time Joyride winner, four-time Red Bull Rampage Winner, and three-time Mountain Bike World Champion. Having extensive experience with things on wheels, it's no surprise that he was a shoe-in to work with Polaris on a project together.

Yamaha has partnered with the Southern California Mountains Foundation (SCMF) and forest service staff at Pinnacles OHV Staging Area. The team gathered to perform trail maintenance in an effort to preserve the U.S.F.S. San Bernardino as the latest part of the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative.