The Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal is reporting that Minnesota-based Arctic Cat will invest about $27 million to expand its operations in St. Cloud and Thief River Falls.
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The Alberta ATV Triple Crown is a growing avenue for quad racers to explore their passion and potential.
by Kirsten ArmlederJim Muir sits down with Graham Scott to talk about last year's triumphs, the upcoming season and his friend Ryan Lalonde
by Jim MuirFor the past 13 years, the Bighorn Heritage ATV Society has been working closely with other user groups to protect motorized recreation in the Bighorn Backcountry of west-central Alberta.
by Kirsten ArmlederWhether it’s racing cross-country or riding single-track, Mike Benz finds joy in the sport of off-road motorcycling.
by Kirsten ArmlederZipping across whitewater at 160-plus kilometres per hour is second nature to Gord Humphrey.
by Kirsten ArmlederA Polaris Slingshot, up close and personal.
by Keith PowellSome tips to consider when navigating B.C.’s resource roads, which include logging roads.
by Trish DrinkleHarley-Davidson and Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada have signed an agreement paving the way for Harley-Davidson to begin direct distribution to independently owned Harley-Davidson dealers in Canada.
BRP’s (TSX: DOO) 100,000th Can-Am Spyder rolled off the assembly line on April 20.
AMSOIL 10W-30 and 10W-40 Synthetic Motorcycle Oil receive upgraded packaging and new name.
For Gordon Dash Jr., ATVing is a solo affair that he enjoys in the absence of sound.
by Kirsten ArmlederAfter being cancelled for the first time in almost 30 years, the Classic & Vintage Swap Meet and Show ’N Shine found a new home for 2015 in Surrey, B.C.
by Trevor Marc HughesPolaris announced its acquisition of Timbersled Products Inc.—a privately owned company that designs and produces kits to convert dirt bikes into snow machines.
by Kirsten ArmlederThe Milwaukee Journal Sentinel shocked the motorcycle industry last week when it reported that iconic American sport bike manufacturer Erik Buell Racing ceased operations, putting 126 employees out of work.
by Kirsten ArmlederLast week Arctic Cat Inc. announced two strategic hires into newly created roles and a promotion, as the company builds its sales and marketing capabilities for the future under new president and CEO, Chris Metz.