YFZ 450: This is the atv that I drive most often. It can go about 75 mph. to me it is the perfect racing machine because it has the power and speed. But it is nice when you take off from the stop sign and you snap the clutch on loose terrain you don't pull a wheelie it just stays on the ground and flies. Another thing that I like about this atv is that when you put you feet on the grab bar and you gun the throttle you can pull a wheelie on the loose terrain.

Big Bear: The Big Bears are good machines when it comes to smooth/muddy terrain. They are not the racing type. These machines are not forgiving when they go over bumps in high speed. If you do you better hold on tight. Especially if you are a fresh atv driver. But these are nice machines if you need to pull a pop up camper around your house or around the camp site. they have plenty of power to get the job done.

Blaster:  The Blaster is a great machine to put an inexperienced person on, especially if they don't know how to drive manual. They don't have too much power or too little power. This Machine is the best wheelie machine that I have ever driven. It has plenty of power to get the front wheels up into the air and then from that point you can switch into another gear and make the wheelie as long as you can.  

Grizzly: A Grizzly is a good machine to ride double on. it has the rear independent suspension and it is an automatic. It has enough power that you can get up the steepest hills with no problem even when there is a person on the back. with this Machine you can take it in and out of four wheel drive and differential lock.  

Rincon: the Rincon is a good machine to. But the one that I drove had some modifications added to it. It had a power package that gives the atv a bigger louder muffler. It also has a switch that lets the driver be in automatic or a three gear manual. This machine is good but it is obnoxiously loud and a bad choice for ridding at night.

Kodiak: The Kodiak is another good machine. It is the best for all of the experienced riders that don't wont to go to fast but yet wont to go into the mud. It is very reliable and is a fun machine to ride it is a medium size machine that can do at least 55mph. This one that I drove was is in mint condition and has been for many years.

Hawkeye: The Hawkeye is a good machine for the inexperienced riders it has enough power to get up steep hills and it can go 40-45mph. It is a good machine for those that wont to ride and see the scenery that is out on the trails. It is a very pleasant machine and is perfect for people that wont to hit some mud puddles and yet not get kicked off of it because it has to much power.