Our new toy, the Kawasaki Teryx 750cc 4x4 LE. We picked this bad boy up on Sat June 23 of this year and brought her home. The wife and I wanted a Utility vehicle for around the farm but did not want to be tied down with just a utility only vehicle, we wanted a dual purpose UTV to use as we saw fit whether it was on the trails or working around the farm.

A Great Night Of Fun.

Well Friday May 23rd was my oldest Grand daughters Grad night and instead of her doing what most teenage kids do on grad night she came over here for a night of celebration which was great by all parties involved. I forgot to count the heads but there was a pretty fair amount here enjoying the times. The best thing about it was that other than a bill fold being lost somewhere ( most likely place the mud pit) everyone enjoyed themselves, no one got hurt and all made it home always a good thing when riding and party is involved.

Warm Weather Getting Closer

Well I do not know about you but it seems to me that this past winter has been a rather long one this season. I have found myself going window to window look out in the hopes that I could find a ray of sun shine to help me make it through theses long winter months. That has not came about much this season BUT it is getting closer now. This past weekend was the first true nice one we have had in a very long time and I took full advantage of it.

The Idea Behind The ORVCountry Blog

Well here is the thought. I like to write stories and some have said I seem to have a talent for it while others say I should save ink. In any case this is going to be a place of humor, adventures and general talk on my behalf with the hope that I shall give some a laugh, others maybe a tear while still others boredom may sit in at which point you may begin to doubt why on earth you ever came here to begin with.

History In Brief Of The All Terrain Vehicles

The all-terrain vehicle (ATV), also known as three and four-wheelers, was initially developed in Japan as a farm-to-town vehicle in isolated, mountainous areas. During spring thaws and rainy seasons steep mountainous roads were often impassable with conventional vehicles. The three-wheeled ATV proved to be a much better way of travel and soon became a the recreational vehicle of choice, providing transportation to areas inaccessible by other modes of transport. It was not long before the Japanese manufacturers realized that the ATV could be sold world wide.