Remember when your folks told you to get of the couch, head outside and get some fresh air? These days that advice is more important than ever. And what better way to enjoy the great outdoors—and build a lifetime of family memories—than getting your young Red Rider started off on an ATV he or she can enjoy for years? When they’re ready to ride, there’s no better choice than a Honda TRX90X. It’s the entry-level ATV that’s designed to be beginner friendly, yet offers enough sporty performance for anyone who wants to have fun. Powered by a rugged SOHC engine, and outfitted with an effortless electric starter, the clutchless transmission means no stalling. And nothing can touch a Honda when it comes to quality and reliability, either. If they’re ready to ride and reliability, there’s nothing to get in the way of the fun. Important Safety Information: Recommended for riders 12 years of age and older. Honda recommends that all ATV riders take a training course and read their owner’s manual thoroughly. TRX90X riders younger than 16 years of age must be supervised by an adult.
2016 Can-Am DS 90 X, The ride of their lives comes with added features to enhance the adventure. The long travel suspension provides a smoother ride so younger riders can concentrate on where they’re going.
2016 Can-Am DS 250, An ATV for riders age 14 and up, the DS 250 sports an energetic 250 cc liquid-cooled engine with a Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT). This vehicle gives promising riders a chance to show even more of their stuff.
2016 Can-Am DS 90, We take great pride in making sure our young riders have the best vehicles to practice their off-road skills. Complete with neutral and reverse lights and a built-in throttle limiter, young riders get an authentic riding experience and parents have control.
2016 Can-Am DS 90, We take great pride in making sure our young riders have the best vehicles to practice their off-road skills. Complete with neutral and reverse lights and a built-in throttle limiter, young riders get an authentic riding experience and parents have control.
