Learning from ATV books
May 11, 2007 
The best way, they say, to learn how to ride ATV is to practice, make mistakes, practice, try and try again. However, what about modifying, buying ATVs, how to buy, find and select the right ATV parts, repair ATVs and find off-road sites? These, my friends, you can find in books. There are many ATV-related books that you can find everywhere on the internet and you should just buy a couple and see if you can get yourself more acquainted with your ATV. Here are a couple of our favorite ATV books. ATVs: Everything You Need To Know By Steve Casper Price: $24.95 I would rather call this book a handbook instead of a book…it's not very thick…only about 160 pages. But the book is filled to the brim with lots of tips on how to buy and select the right ATV for yourself, how to modify your ATV, daredevil secrets, favorite vacation spots, and how to modify your ATV for specific trail conditions. The book is filled with many color photos too…which makes the book very, very interesting. It's written in a very down-to-earth and easy-to-understand manner. This handbook is very handy indeed. ATV Projects: Get the Most Out of Your All Terrain Vehicle (Motorbooks Workshop) (Paperback) Price: $17.12 If you're into ATV modifications, this is the book you ought to buy. Look, the author is someone who has been working on all terrain vehicles…well, one vehicle or another…from a very young age. And in this book, he teaches his readers how to make popular types of modifications to ATVs. Most of the modifications require a quick run to the ATV store or a quick ATV part shopping online but it will be worth it. Some of the things he will teach you how to do is how to maintain your ATV on a regular basis, how to optimize the performance of your ATV. The author of this book has been working with many motorcycle and ATV-related offline printing companies before as writer and photographer, so, don't worry about the quality of the book…he's going to deliver. Another interesting book on ATVs that we found was Polaris ATVs 1998 thru 2006: Single-seat gasoline PVT models; 250cc thru 800cc (Owners Workshop Manual) (Paperback) If you want to find a book who is well versed with all types of vehicles ranging from cars, trucks, SUVs, bikes, ATVs, bicycles…etc, here's your man! The book contains manuals on how to maintain each of these vehicles written in a very simple layman manner that you won't have problems following. Have fun shopping! |