When narrowing down which Honda ATV is right for you, the first choice is between the two main designs: Utility and sport. On the utility side, the ATVs feature a flat top surface on the vehicle’s front and rear, including racks for stowing cargo and transporting materials. These workhorse 4-wheelers often feature more robust performance at slower speeds to better accomplish tasks like towing or even snow plowing. You can also ride this type of ATV for fun, use it for hunting, or introduce new riders, as it is more beginner-friendly than the faster sport versions. Helping those new to Powersports get more experience isn’t just unique to ATVs; other products like these two affordable new Honda motorcycles put beginner riders first.
The sport ATVs emphasize speed, jumping, and tight cornering. Instead of racks on the front and back, the sport variant ditches those extras to keep weight down and adds features like rounded fenders. The suspension is greatly enhanced to help absorb the impact of aerial vaults as riders tackle hills at high speeds. The sport models are a fantastic choice if you’re looking to use an ATV for purely fun — just be sure to keep some WD-40 handy to help clean your ATV after each ride.
