= ATV history = February 23, 2002 During the past 30 years, all-terrain vehicles have been made safer, more powerful and better able to navigate difficult terrain. * 1967: Honda, at the request of its U.S. division, begins working on a new product dealers could sell when motorcycle sales cool off in the winter. * 1970: Honda introduces the first all-terrain vehicle. The three-wheeled US90 had a seven horsepower engine. It sells for $595. * 1975: Honda improves its wheels and tires, making them less vulnerable to punctures. * 1979: Yamaha introduces its first ATV, the YT125. * 1981: Honda introduces the first high-performance two-stroke ATV adapted from Motocross technology. Kawasaki introduces its first ATV, the KTL200-A1. * 1982:Suzuki introduces its first ATVs, including the first four-wheeled ATV. It has an odometer, five forward speeds plus reverse. * 1984: Yamaha and Honda begin selling four-wheeled ATVs. * 1985: Polaris Industries of Medina becomes the first North American company to enter the ATV business, introducing snowmobile technology such as automatic transmissions to replace manual gearboxes. Kawasaki offers its first four-wheeled ATV. * 1987: Polaris offers improved brakes and automatic four-wheel drive, replacing manual four-wheel drive. * 1988:ATV manufacturers agree to stop selling three-wheeled models after the U.S. government raised safety concerns. The industry launches safety programs to train drivers. * 1989: Kawasaki introduces its first model with four-wheel-drive, the Bayou 300 4x4. * 1993: Kawasaki offers the first 400cc engine. * 1995: Arctic Cat, based in Thief River Falls, Minn., begins production of ATVs. * 1996: Arctic Cat ATVs go on sale. * 1998: Bombardier of Montreal begins selling ATVs. * 2000: Honda introduces a 500cc engine and continuously variable transmission. * 2001: Polaris offers a 683cc engine, the largest ever, on its Sportsman model. It sells for $7,399. Source: Polaris Industries, Arctic Cat and the Specialty Vehicle Institute of America * http://4wheeldrive.about.com/od/historyofsuvs4wds/4WD_History_Facts_Ab…
ATV Quad Power Racing was created on 2000-08-23.
Quad racing
Quad stunt bike racing is one of the addictive games every bike contains on four-wheel that gives you a different experience. Quad stunt bike game is a realistic and unique game as compare to other games if you get completely bored by playing the previous racing game then try this quad bike racing game it will give different pleasure and energy.
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Bike racing games for kids include ATV Quad Bike Racing, Dirt Bike Racing, Street Rally Racing, Motorcycle Racing, BMX Backflips, Mobike 4 and Motocross 2.
The best 450 racing quad is without a doubt the suzuki ltr 450. it is dominating the mx nationals again this year already. the other manufacturers need to hire some new engineers if they want to compeet with suzuki.
there is no such thing as a 350EX quad and the 350 rancher is a 4x4. The 300ex or 400ex quads are racing bikes....2wd
no. just an exhaust wouldn't make it powerful enough to be a racing quad. there would be 450r's beating it. to make that a racing quad, which noone hardly does because they are so heavy, you would have to put all new a-arms and suspension on it. also you would have to add quite a few motor mods to make it more powerful
in the hands of jacob atkinson a british quad racing champion it can reach 40+ mph.
Matthias Quad has written: 'Die Jahr Blum' -- subject(s): World history, Poetry
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Suzuki markets three ranges of Quads. The utility Sport range (also known as "Kingquad") is intended as a working quad for farmers, hunters, etc. The Sport range are recreational vehicles for quad racing and recreational off-roading. Finally, the Kids-ATV range are smaller quad bikes intended for children.