Suzuki, Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, Arctic Cat, and Deere and Company are some of the major players in today’s ATV market. Honda made the first three-wheeled ATV in 1930. Most companies have the Utility, Sport and Kids range of ATVs.

Suzuki has several models like the King Quad 700 range of ATVs, Twin Peaks 700, Vinson, Eiger and Ozark as utility vehicles. Its Racing range includes the QuadRacer and QuadSport models. It also has the QuadSport 80 and QuadSport Z50 in its children’s range.

The company has several SOHC and DOHC models. Single Over Head Cam models are of internal combustion engine design, with a camshaft located above the valves. A double overhead cam model has the camshafts operating the intake and exhaust valves mounted on the camshafts. Also, there are separate camshafts for the intake and exhaust valves.

ATVs have a choice of four-wheel drive with a locking front differential and four or two. Suzuki ATVs have their own fuel injection system, with technology proven over years of development. All Suzuki ATVs are made of high-strength steel and have hydraulic front brakes. They generally have a 695 cc engine.

Honda has the TRX series, TRX 250EX, TRX 300 EX, TRX 400 EX, and TRX 90 for kids. It also has the TRX 450R in electric start and kick start mode. The TRX models are sport models, while the utility models are the FourTrax series, Rincon, Rincon GPScape, Foreman Rubicon, Rancher and Recon models.

Honda utility models have a 700cc engine and electronic fuel injection. They also have fully independent fuel injection.

Yamaha has the Grizzly, Kodiak, Big Bear, and Bruin ATV models. It also features the Grizzly 80, the ATV geared toward kids. It has introduced new models as a celebration of its fiftieth anniversary in the transportation business. Yamaha ATVs have 660cc, five-valve, liquid-cooled four-stroke engines. It is also available with two-wheel drive, four-wheel drive, and four-wheel drive with a fully locked differential.

Kawasaki has its own range of ATVs for Sport, Utility, Sport-Utility and Kids. They have the KFX 50, 80, 400, 700 IG, and 700. Utility models are Brute Force, Prairie, and Bayou.

Kawasaki ATVs have a powerful V-twin engine and automatic transmission. They also have a racing-style chassis. The KFX 700 is now available in two new colors, Meteor Blue and Galaxy Silver.