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ATV pro Josh Row is a second-generation ATV racer. His father, Greg Row, traces his racing days back to the Honda glory days of ATC three-wheeler racing. Though Josh spent some time teamed with Dustin Nelson on Yamahas contesting the WORCS…
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ATV pro Josh Row is a second-generation ATV racer. His father, Greg Row, traces his racing days back to the Honda glory days of ATC three-wheeler racing. Though Josh spent some time teamed with Dustin Nelson on Yamahas…
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By the staff of Dirt Wheels CT POLARIS RZR 4 DYNAMIX Allen Knowles is the owner of CT Racing, and he has managed something extraordinary. No, we aren’t talking about this cool four-seat desert monster he built. He’s managed to…
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This years UTV World Championship, powered by Monster Energy had many defending champs and the very first international winner. Phil Blurton took first for his second year in a row for No Limit in the desert round. Dustin Jones took a first…
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NEW CAN-AM MAVERICK SPORT SIDE-BY- SIDE VEHICLES BRING THRILLING PERFORMANCE TO 60-INCH TRAIL CLASS. Buyers can choose between an unflinching 75hp Rotax 1000 engine or the intense 100hp Rotax 1000R. This true 60-in. (152.4 cm) class…
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to ride along side desert racing legend Larry Roeseler? Well then look no further. All you have to do to have the experience is sign up. This isn't an enter to win gimmick either. Larry has…
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"Nothing runs like a Deere"
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Power with pleasure By the staff of Dirt Wheels We’ve spent a lot of time in the Can-Am Maverick 1000 since its release, and you possibly have read in past issues our opinions of the car. This time we wanted to tune up some of the…
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Honda’s 400EX—or 400X in this case—has been around since 1999, where we entered it in the Baja 1000 and set a new record for an ATV at 23 hours, 59 minutes and 33 seconds. At the time, it was the most venerable race quad around, but time…
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The “rat rod” culture has been around since the ’50s. Back then, guys would take a worn-down car from the early 1900s to 1950s, chop and lower it, remove the fenders and add some serious horsepower, along with a couple of flashy parts. The…
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