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In 1983, Open, 200cc, and 125cc Three-Wheeler classes were adopted, attracting 23 racers. The number quadrupled the following year, and as time turned another decade older and four-wheelers entered the mix, ATV entries alone totaled 373…
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"This is my 1992 Suzuki LT250R QuadRacer. I wanted to build on something I will enjoy for many years..."
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I grew up in a small town in Connecticut. When the TRX400EX came out, I was a freshman in high school. I remember reading Dirt Wheels Magazine reviews...
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I race the NYOA Series in central New York. I first started racing hare scrambles just last year with the intention of only racing in a few races. I quickly fell in love with the sport and ended up racing the whole season!
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"I built my TPC 450X using a 2008 Honda TRX450ER ATV and a 2005 Honda CRF450 dirt bike. The job took one week, mostly in the evenings after work, and then one full Saturday."
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Here is my TRX250R that I just finished restoring. The quad was built and raced in the late '90s by my dad. We bought the bike back many years ago and spent two years rebuilding it slowly.
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Dear Dirt Wheels, I wanted to share my journey with all of you. It all started with a Carl Heald three-wheeler, and through hard work I was able to upgrade to an ATC110, then a 250R, a 350X and eventually a 500 Quadzilla. However, I…
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In a world where we're mistakenly told the next generation doesn't care about sport quads, young Austin Soderberg throws down on three- and four-wheels!
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There was one particular family we camped with, and all four of them had Honda TRX250Rs. Ever since I first laid eyes on those machines, I knew I had to have one.
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TPC Trikes has a rich history of racing three-wheelers that can be traced back to the 1970s. Over the years, many companies and individuals have developed trike conversions long after the major Japanese manufacturers stopped producing…
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Dear Dirt Wheels, Here is my ATC70. I built it from the frame up...
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