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The Complete Guide to Enjoying ATV s Ebook (eBooks)
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HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF RIDING ATV S.
ONE OF AMERICA S FASTEST GROWING
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ATV S are fun and easy to use. It s why, after a decade of bad press, ATVs are experiencing such a boom in popularity.
Most ATVs weigh in at about 600 lbs. They have solid rear axles, fat, squishy tires and soft suspensions. They re capable of speeds in excess of 60 kms per hour and are designed to "interact" with the rider.
What s more, there are literally hundreds of different models to choose from. There are
cammo-patterned ATVs, brightly colored Baja-style machines, utilitarian workhorses and kids models with four wheel drive.
So what kind of ATV should you be shopping for? Our brand new product called "The Complete Guide to Enjoying ATV s eBook" will answer all your questions. I would recommend you order a copy of this new eBook right now to learn everything you need to know about riding ATV s.
Here are some tips for your to consider.
- Full-sized ATVs shouldn t be
operated by anyone under 16 and small ATVs (90ccs or less) shouldn t be
operated by anyone under 12.
- Never ride two-up. ATVs are
designed for one person only and a passenger will not only impair the
rider s ability to handle the machine, their extra weight will make it
prone to flipping.
- Never ride on pavement. Because
ATVs have a solid rear axle, turning requires one wheel to slip. On
pavement, the machine s large tires will resist slipping - and the ATV
will resist turning.
- Stay on approved trails. Although studies have proven ATVs to be environmentally friendly due to their large footprint, there is nothing environmentally friendly about charging into a mud bog or cutting your own trail through the bush.
Always wear safety gear. This includes a helmet, eye protection, a chest protector, gloves and boots.
