Choosing an ATV

When you’re looking for a new exciting way to chase outdoor adrenaline rushes, you may want to consider investing in an ATV. These speedy machines are built to provide you with endless power and durability so you can take on any trail. When you start shopping for a quad, there are a few key factors to consider. Take the time to think about how you plan to use your vehicle and what your budget restrictions are. 

Various Uses

There are so many ways to put your vehicle to use, so make sure you search for the features that’ll accommodate your preferred riding style. This ensures you’ll have top-notch performance where you need it most. For example, if you intend to go racing with your quad, you’ll want to choose a vehicle that offers high-speed capacity. 

If you’re more inclined to use it for hauling equipment and debris, you should be looking for a model with sufficient towing and hauling capabilities. This is a great way to avoid spending money on features you won’t need or use. When you’re able to pinpoint exactly how you plan to use your four wheeler, you’ll have a much easier time finding the right one.

Budget Considerations

More often than not, your budget is going to play a role in your final decision. It would be wise to establish a firm budget before you begin shopping for an ATV. It’s too easy to get sucked in by a shiny new model with all the bells and whistles. You shouldn’t go over-the-top for features you might not even need or use and end up setting yourself back financially. Instead, you can set yourself up for a successful buying experience by having your budget set beforehand

Your Riding Level

If you’re just starting out, you’re going to have a very different set of needs than a seasoned rider. The more experienced you are, the more options you’ll have. Beginners should be a bit more modest with their selection. If this sounds like you, you’ll want to choose a quad with a less powerful engine that’s in the 250 to 300cc range. This ensures you’ll have total control of your vehicle. A large engine that exceeds your skill level could be dangerous. New riders also benefit from helpful features, like automatic CVT transmissions, keyed ignitions, throttle limiters, and so on.

Visit our Alberta dealership in Yellowhead County to take a look at our wide stock of new and used ATVs for sale. Riderz Edson serves the city of Edson, AB.