four-wheelers

four-wheelers By Trever Hollern

Here is a Honda Sport

• This four-wheeler is used for hauling, mudding, ECT. Over all it is a good four-wheeler.

This is a Racing four-wheeler.

• This four-wheeler is meant for racing but you can also use it for mud bogging racing four-wheelers are usually faster than sport 4-wheelers.

Street racing 4-wheelers

• This is a street racing 4-wheeler that is why it has these tires on it you can change it back to a regular racing 4-wheeler.

This is a carburetor

• This is not a stock carburetor it is for a racing (Honda only) carburetor it makes it go faster.

This is a mudding 4-wheeler

• This 4-wheeler is used for mudding because it has mud tires but you can change it back to a sport 4-wheeler by changing the tires.

This is a 3-wheeler

• You can pretty much use this for anything like racing, mudding, trail riding, and for riding on the roads.

A showroom quality 4-wheeler

• This is a 4-wheeler that is meant to be shown off in showrooms although it is probably used for street racing as well.

Honda shock system

• This is a picture of air ride shocks for Honda air ride shocks use air instead of a spring for a smoother ride.

This is a lifted Honda

• This is used for going through deep water and mud that is why it has such a big lift but it has almost no suspension.

Front and back racks

• Racks are a good accessory for a 4-wheeler because it blocks brush from tearing out wires.

Nerf bars

• Nerf bars are good for keeping brush away from your feet, legs, and feet so it doesn't cut you.

Racing tires VS Mudding tires

• Racing tires have thinner tread on them compared to mudding tires mudding tires are thick and have good traction.

Disc breaks

• Most 4-wheelers have disc breaks and they get tighter and tighter as you squeeze the breaks.

Racing plastic VS Sport plastic

• The plastic on sport 4-wheelers has a more square shape so they can have racks on them and racing 4-wheelers do not have a distinctive shape.

Enclosed rims VS Open rims

• With enclosed rims you can get pushed around by the wind if you are riding on the road but with open rims the air passes right through it.

Bibliography

• Pictures.com• Personal knowledge and experiences.