Once you get an right ATV for the kind of riding you'll be doing and get the proper gear, it's time to think about how to ride, and how to do it safely. Don't take any shortcuts when it comes to safety,.
Anyone can hop on an ATV and make it go. That's the easy part. It won't fall over like a motorcycle when you first try to take off. All you do is sit on it, give it some gas, and away you go. The problem is when you need to turn, or stop, or stop quickly in the middle of a turn. Do you know how it's going to react? Do you know how much influence your body position has on a quad? Find out by taking a course.
The ATV Safety Institute has classes all over the country for you to get training.
