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The Interco Super Swamper Vampire steps away from all other ATV Mudd tires . Interco ATV Tires went all out with The deep lugs they gave the Super Swamper Tires for a longer tread life with the 43/32nds of tread depth and supreme forward, reverse and lateral traction. The Super Swamper Vampires are so named because theirs not much mud you can’t get through. A mix of great performance in sloppy conditions while giving excellent grip on hard packed terrain as well as a smooth ride. This tire is built with a 4ply rated sidewall for awesome durability in tough conditions. Read Full Story

The Maxxis Bighorn ATV Tires are well known to be one of the better tires for mud, rock, and desert riding. With a 6ply carcass the Bighorn has excellent puncture resistance. Ride quality and great traction are obtained from the radial construction and multiple edges for biting. Whether you ride for fun or use you’re quad for work you will love the comfort a radial tire provides. The Bighorn’s shoulder lugs protect the sidewall and rim. With raised white letters on the side wall you’re sure to turn some heads. These tires will not only operate well in most conditions, but they handle great ... Read Full Story

Like all things popular with the general public, the All Terrain Vehicle, better known as the ATV or the quad bike, has a very fascinating past. The first ATVs were a far cry to their modern counterparts. Initially engineered to be a valuable farming equipment, the machine became the core of an extremely competitive sporting and racing industry. Read Full Story

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We seem to have somewhat of a tradition lately of going camping on Easter weekend. This year the weather report was calling for rain but mild temperatures. It turned out to be very pleasant with just a bit of rain Saturday afternoon. It was a popular weekend at Five Mile Pass, but the area is large enough to accommodate a lot of people. Many of the trailers and tents were gathered together in large group areas which left a lot of area open for other campers such as us. Five Mile Pass is full of great trails including climbs, berms, whoops, rocks and tight ... Read Full Story