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ATV Source.com is a privately owned and
operated business located in Hamilton, Ohio.
Founded in 1999, the company is among the
world's leaders in online news and information
delivery for the ATV/UTV industry. The
company's common thread, shared by all
of our team, is our passion for ATVs and UTVs. ATV Source.com
exists to keep the ATV/UTV Community aware of a variety
of information, from the manufacturers in the industry to
the well being of our sport, and to provide a
platform
to share the ATV/UTV Community Spirit. The site
is updated continuously throughout the day.
Editorial Mission
ATV Source.com’s media publication highlights the
outdoor lifestyle of ATV/UTV enthusiasts. ATV Source.com
reports on the fast-action, high-flying world
of amateur and pro ATV racing, sport/recreational
riding, and aftermarket products for all ATVs/UTVs.
In addition, ATV Source.com covers the active lifestyle
of ATV/UTV owners who use their ATVs/UTVs from trail riding
to farming, to hunting and fishing. ATV Source.com provides
a full spectrum of real world uses, applications,
and accessories with performance evaluations on
the latest machines and products.
We further our coverage by actively
highlighting organizations that work to see
our riding lands stay open and promote those
that work within the community to provide a
positive organization for our sport.
Our online media allows us to reach and
entertain an audience of ATV/UTV enthusiasts
from the United States and around the world.
Promoting A Community Spirit
It is important for all ATV/UTV related organizations,
manufactures, product distributors, corporations,
web site owners, etc. to work TOGETHER for the well
being of our sport. ATV's have outsold dirtbikes
for the past several years and continues to out
pace any other recreational vehicle. The sport
of ATVing is a popular recreational activity for
many outdoor enthusiasts.
As the ATV riding population continues to
grow, our riding areas have become more crowded.
Just like our major highways of today, either a
new highway is built or the existing is
expanded. For the ATV/UTV Enthusiasts,
looking for that over-crowded relief, our goals
are to work to keep riding areas opened and/or
to recover those that have been closed.
Realizing this to be easier said than done, our
impact is focused at communicating our needs,
respect for the environment, and improving the
image of ATV/UTV enthusiast through increased
awareness.
This is why it is so imperative for all ATV/UTV related
organizations, manufactures, product distributors,
corporations, web site owners, etc. to work together
to promote our sport in a positive manner.
Six things ATV Source.com is working to
accomplish.
- To stimulate and advance the general knowledge
for the ATVing and UTV Community;
- To provide a medium for the exchange of
ATVing and UTV information;
- To develop a fraternal spirit among all
ATVers, UTVers and other outdoor recreational interest;
- To serve the interests of ATV/UTV owners;
- To unite the ATV/UTV Community to help our sport
gain equal access opportunity to land;
- To unite those that want to become part
of the ATVing and UTVing Community
How to contribute to the positive image of our sport.
- Strive to tread lightly on the environment;
- Be courteous to others;
- Respect private property and obey the law;
- Be an responsible rider - Responsible riders
are also safe riders;
- Wear the appropriate protective gear - Helmet,
eye protection, long pants, and proper foot
protection;
- Maintain your machine and know your machine;
Every time you follow these simple rules, you
are contributing to the positive image of recreational
motor vehicle activities. Remember, the future of
recreational motor vehicles depends on your responsible
behavior today.
In order for the ATV/UTV Community to retain open
riding areas, we must unite as an organization.
A group or organization can get more done than an
individual. It is a very hard task to gain additional
riding areas but very easy to lose them. You can
complain about limited riding areas or you can choose
to help do something about it.
Be safe while you ride and respect the land.
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