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2016 Can-Am Outlander L X mr 570

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Can-Am states the 2016 Outlander L X mr 570 is the most affordable mud-ready ATV available and we know first hand that you sacrifice very little going with Can-Am’s “L” line of ATVs. So with the cries from offroad enthusiasts around the globe demanding more affordable ATVs, is the L X mr the right ATV for you? Tell us in the comments below!

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Mount Rushmore Offroad Adventure

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AJ and Luke are hitting the trails in Hill City South Dakota with Arctic Cat’s 50-inch wide Wildcat Trail and new 60-inch wide Wildcat Sport and then get an up-close and personal look at one of America’s most popular national monuments.

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TEST RIDE: 2015 Can Am Outlander 650 XT 6×6

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Dirt Trax Television Co-Host AJ Lester evaluates Can-Am’s unique and capable 6-wheeled monster featuring the powerful Rotax 650 engine, plus a host of features including 6-wheel drive.

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Seizmik Pursuit Side View Mirrors

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The importance of good visibility on the trail doesn’t just apply to what’s ahead of you.

Keeping sight of the crew following is enhanced with Seizmik’s automotive quality Pursuit Side View Mirrors.

Unlike most aftermarket mirrors that eventually face directly up or down due to trail rattle, the pursuit mirrors are held securely in place with rubber vibration isolators combined with notched Delrin detents and position tension adjustable bolts.

This system’s cast aluminum and weather sealed cap design makes the Pursuit mirror extremely durable and the adjustable independent wide viewing angle glass stays where you set it, keeping you focused on the trail and not messing with the mirror.

Backed by an Unlimited Lifetime Warranty, Pursuit mirrors are fully serviceable and are available in 3 color trim options.

MSRP: $149.99

For more information on Seizmik’s Pursuit Side View Mirrors and full line of products visit seizmik.com

NEW YAMAHA SXS TEASER LEADS TO MORE SPECULATION

Yamaha has posted another cryptic teaser for its September announcement that we are assuming is a side-x-side that can run with the big dogs in the pure sport arena. Speculation is running wild internet-wide as the fall approaches.

Right now demand is fever-pithced for a twin from the Japanese manufacturer and on the heels of Honda’s announcement of a 999cc twin in its Pioneer line, we can only hope Yamaha has uncorked its legendary engine manufacturing capabilities to bring something competitive or even class-leading to the market.

Have a look and let us know what you think in the comments sectcion below…

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2016 Honda Pioneer 1000 Technical Walkaround

Honda’s All-new Pioneer 1000 & 1000-5 with an 999cc inline-twin engine and a fully-automatic six-speed DCT transmission.

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2016 Yamaha Wolverine R-Spec Side-by-Side

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The Dirt Trax crew is in Tennessee at Brimstone Recreation attending the introduction of Yamaha’s all-new Wolverine R-Spec!

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TEST RIDE: 2015 Polaris Sportsman ACE 570 SP

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Dirt Trax Television Co-Host Luke Lester evaluates PolarisÂ’ 570 Sportsman ACE SP.

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Restoration for Recreation Projects Update

Tread Lightly!, a leading national non-profit empowering people to connect with nature and enjoy outdoor recreation, has partnered with Noble Energy, Inc. to support multiple-use access, sustainability, education and stewardship of America’s natural resources.

The initial focus of this new and innovative partnership is on the Pawnee National Grassland, near the community of Greeley, Colorado, where the groups held a kickoff event last Friday at the Main Draw Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Area near Greeley, Colo.

The multifaceted “Nurturing with Nature” partnership is highlighted by the development of a unique educational program to connect Greeley students with the outdoors. By integrating outdoor ethics and skills education into local schools, Tread Lightly! and Noble Energy are providing GreeleyÂ’s youth with direct exposure to nature. This type of exposure has proven essential for healthy childhood development and nurturing a society of good citizens and environmental stewards.

Last Friday, in partnership with the U.S. Forest ServiceÂ’s Pawnee National Grassland office, Noble Energy employees alongside volunteers from a local Boy Scouts troop completed the first of three important projects installing new fencing and a new information kiosk that will serve local and visiting OHV enthusiasts.

“Tread Lightly! needs important community partners like Noble Energy to help accomplish critical work supporting outdoor recreation on our public lands,” said Lori McCullough, executive director for Tread Lightly!. “Through programs like these – by leveraging financial and intellectual resources through a public-private partnership – we are educating, inspiring and nurturing future stewards, and helping to connect people of all ages and abilities to our natural environment through participation in outdoor recreation.”

The recent project – made possible by the “Nurturing with Nature” partnership among Tread Lightly!, Noble Energy and the U.S. Forest Service – is intended to protect long-term access to this popular OHV area, sustain opportunities to enjoy outdoor recreation, and protect valuable natural resources.

“Noble Energy is proud to be working with Tread Lightly! and the U.S. Forest Service in making Colorado’s great outdoors more accessible, while at the same time promoting environmental stewardship to sustain our unique surroundings for future generations,” said Chip Rimer, Noble Energy Senior Vice President of U.S. Onshore. “Providing Tread Lightly! with resources and volunteers for these important projects is important to the people of Noble Energy, who believe strongly in our commitment to work in true partnership with our many communities.”

Noble’s Nurturing with Nature partnership with Tread Lightly! involves two other hands-on Restoration for Recreation projects scheduled for completion by the end of September 2015 at the popular recreational sites – the Baker Draw area (Monday, August 24) and Pawnee Buttes Trailhead (Friday, September 25).

“We are pleased this partnership could come together to accomplish some great work on the Pawnee National Grassland and help connect the public to their natural Grassland,” Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland Supervisor Glenn Casamassa said.

More information about Nurturing with Nature and Tread Lightly!’s Restoration for Recreation program can be found at treadlightly.org.

BUMP IN POWER FOR JOHN DEERE GATOR RSX

Today John Deere announces the model year 2016 RSX860i, replacing the previous model RSX850i. The RSX860i provides enhanced performance and ease of operation for Gator customers.

Updated features, including a new power steering option and backlit toggle switches, improve manageability of the utility vehicle without compromising performance. Changes to increase speed, add power steering and increase warranty were made with the consumer in mind, and are based on customer feedback and market-driven research.

“Every adjustment and addition made to the RSX860i comes as result of our team actively listening to customer feedback,” said Mark Davey, John Deere marketing manager, Gator utility vehicles. “Top speed was one of the priorities we considered with these updates and we were able to increase the maximum speed to 60 mph (97 kph).”

The maximum engine speed increased from 7250 rpm to 7750 rpm, allowing the RSX860i a 10 percent increase in top speed over the previous model.

Electric Power Assist Steering (EPAS) is now an option on the 2016 model. The anti-kickback feature reduces the amount of unwinding steering when operating through demanding terrain. The system also senses speed and adjusts steering effort as the speed of the vehicle changes for improved terrain feel and maneuverability.

All EPAS equipped vehicles are pre-wired for a winch. Utility vehicles with the winch-ready chassis greatly reduce the winch install time. The winch components that are pre-installed include a wiring harness, a negative battery cable and a disconnect wiring harness.

For ease of operation during early morning/late evening, factory-installed toggle switches are now backlit for easy identification. For reduced noise, the front differential is a spiral bevel design.

The helical design of this gear set is stronger and produces less vibration and noise compared to the straight cut gears found on many competitive vehicles. The steering knuckles and control arms are also painted post-machining to prevent rust and discoloration for a long lasting aesthetic appearance.

The RSX860i comes with a 12 month or 1,000 hour factory warranty, double that of many competitive recreational vehicles. The machine can also be ordered in traditional John Deere green and yellow or Realtree Hardwoods HD Camouflage.

The Gator RSX860i High Performance Utility Vehicle is now available for order and will arrive at John Deere dealers in mid-July.

Visit your local John Deere dealer or JohnDeere.com/Gator to learn more.

Deere & Company (NYSE: DE) is a world leader in providing advanced products and services and is committed to the success of customers whose work is linked to the land – those who cultivate, harvest, transform, enrich and build upon the land to meet the world’s dramatically increasing need for food, fuel, shelter and infrastructure. Since 1837, John Deere has delivered innovative products of superior quality built on a tradition of integrity.

For more information, visit John Deere at its worldwide website at JohnDeere.com.