- What is an ATV
- The structure of an ATV and the principle of its operation
- Features of BRP ATVs
- Types of ATVs
- Choosing an ATV for different operating conditions
- ATVs for beginners
- Criteria for selecting supported ATVs
- Infographics
All types of transport, except special equipment, can be divided into two large groups: road and off-road.
This applies to both cars and motorcycles. The difference between them is colossal, since some are created for movement on smooth asphalt roads, others are designed for operation in partial or complete off-road conditions with all the ensuing consequences. A popular off-road vehicle today is the ATV. Soggy mud, sandstones, clay, bumps, potholes and various types of unevenness are suitable conditions for riding an ATV. The growing demand for four-wheeled off-road motorcycles is explained by increased cross-country ability, ease of use, fuel economy and relatively inexpensive maintenance.
Frame size
A frame that is too big or too small can cause pain and make you unable to control your bike during technical transitions.
The size of your bike's frame is an important element that determines how you position yourself for greater efficiency and comfort. Therefore, it is the length of your legs that will determine the height of the ideal frame. Therefore, it is necessary to measure the perineum.
