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QuadBoss has released a new Battery Isolator with and without a wiring kit. Description P/N Retail Battery Isolator 60-8898 $80.69 Battery Isolator with Wiring Kit 60-8899 $109.19 Battery Isolator •Designed for dual battery systems •Connects between batteries only •No alternator or ignition connection needed •Protects electronics during start up •Automatic function •Easy to install Battery Isolator with Wiring Kit •One Battery Isolator •One 24" #4 red cable, cut to length, with single 5/16" lug connector •One 12" #4 red cable with 5/16" lug connectors •One 12" #4 black cable with 5/16" lug connectors •One 5/16" lug connectors •One 3/8" lug connectors •One 1 1/2" red shrink tubing Link to QuadBoss Website - http://www.quadboss.com/battery-isolator.html

Easy Tips on Hosting Your Own ATV Poker Runs West Virginia is a popular place for poker runs. With almost 70,000 acres of wooded lands, it’s not really a surprise to find plenty of event organizers utilizing the forested areas. Naturally, these scenic routes invite tourists and poker enthusiasts to join annual poker runs like Pikens ATV Poker run. For newbies, a poker run is essentially a different version of a scavenger hunt where poker fanatics travel in different modes of transportation (mostly bikes and ATVs), and collect cards at each predetermined stop. At the end of the event, the participant with the best hand wins the jackpot. Unlike most competitive poker tournaments, the jackpot prize in poker runs usually goes to charity events. So aside from enjoying the sceneries of West Virginia, you’ll also get a chance to contribute to several organizations. See, it’s a win-win situation. For many event organizers out there, planning a poker run is no easy task. It takes a careful amount of planning in order to successfully host one. So if you’re planning a poker run of your own, here’s a simple guide to help you out: How to organize a poker run Step 1: Why Host a Poker run? The first thing you should ask yourself is why host a poker run? It’s not enough to simply advertise the event. As the organizer, ask yourself: “What does this do for the community?” The funds generated from participants should go to a credible charity. Now when it comes to selecting the beneficiaries, there’s no right or wrong, as long as the money goes to a trustworthy organization. It may be wise to select a group that benefits West Virginia’s forests or perhaps organizations that help people with disabilities. According to Dealer News , the largest poker run event to date is the Colorado Poker Run which benefited abused and neglected children. Step 2: Secure the date and advertise details After you have decided with the charity, it’s time to smooth out the details. If you’re hosting a quad bike poker run, it should be easy to find plenty of communities to advertise. After all, West Virginia has been home to several poker runs ever since. You can post fliers near ATV shops or perhaps go online and post in a local group to spread awareness. Step 3: Looking for sponsors Sponsors play a huge role in the success of your event, especially if you have a limited budget. In poker tournaments, online portals are key players since they sponsor the major events like the World Series of Poker. In the UK’s sport scene, horse racing is becoming more popular. “The contribution that they has made since 2005 has topped £250,000, making it our largest corporate donor bar none,” according to Racing Welfare. In Latin America, the relatively unknown sport of Jai Alai continues to thrive with Clearwater Enviro Technologies and their sponsorship. See, ATV poker runs in West Virginia are already common so it shouldn’t be hard to attract sponsors. But if you’re advertising a different kind of poker run, say one that involves yachts or perhaps something uncommon in the city, hosting such would be more difficult. Luckily, as a remedy, sponsors can help provide you cash, food, and prizes which will help your event. Step 4: Planning committee and rules and route It’s essential to keep everything organized if you want a hassle-free experience. You may want to divide your team into several committees. Assign people for logistics, registration, public relationships, and for sponsorship too. Aside from dividing the team, you should also be ready with a map showing the route and a guidebook for rules and regulations. Remember to secure the necessary permits so you wouldn’t face any trouble come the actual event. Aside from the aforementioned steps, make sure you set a timeline for the event and prepare letters of gratitude to your sponsors.

Great Day Hitch-N-Ride Rack The Hitch-N-Ride ATV Hitch Receiver Stabilizer from Great Day will help stop the excessive rattling and swaying caused from a loose hitch receiver. It features two stabilizing 3/8” screws that apply vertical and horizontal pressure to the hitch. Made in the U.S.A. from high-carbon steel, it is easy to install by just slipping over the trailer hitch and tightening the screws. Helps stop the excessive rattling and swaying caused from a loose hitch receiver Features two stabilizing 3/8” screws that apply vertical and horizontal pressure to the hitch Easy to install by just slipping over the trailer hitch and tightening the screws Made in the U.S.A. from high-carbon steel Available on Amazon

With two wins in as many races in 2013, the season could not have started any better for Maxxis rider Chris Borich. In his latest victory, Borich took the XC1 Pro class win at the Maxxis General on Saturday. Round 2 of the GNCC series was held March 16 at Aonia Pass Motocross Park in Washington, Georgia. Borich faced stiff competition throughout the early stages of the race, but pulled through for the win. “The tires worked great out there today,” Borich said. “I have been running the Razr 2 fronts and regular Razr rear. It was a flawless day through the mud holes and dry, slick conditions. Traction was not a problem anywhere.” Fellow Maxxis rider Walker Fowler took second on the day, keeping Borich honest throughout the two-hour race. “It was dusty in the fields, but the woods were swampy from all the week's rain. The Razr tires hooked up awesome all day. I got a bad start, and they got me back to the front just like last week,” Fowler said. Borich and Fowler are first and second in points after two rounds. In the XC2 Pro Am class, Maxxis riders Brycen Neal and Landon Wolfe finished first and second respectively, just as they did at Round 1 in Florida. Brycen’s performance put him in fourth place overall for the day. Other notable results included Brian Wolf’s fourth-place finish in XC1 Pro and Marshall Goings’ College A class win, which was good for eighth overall. Maxxis congratulates Chris Borich and Brycen Neal on their victories and thanks all its riders for choosing the brand of champions. About Maxxis International For over 46 years, Maxxis International has delivered high-quality tires to both original equipment and aftermarket customers. Maxxis offers products for automotive, light truck, motorcycle, ATV, bicycle, lawn & garden and industrial use. The company has operations in Asia, Europe and North America, and its products are distributed in approximately 170 countries. For more information, please visit maxxis.com.

Fort Worth, TX- May 24, 2012 - QuadBoss proudly introduces their new line of UTV covers. QuadBoss’ new high quality covers provide reliable all weather protection for your UTV. The covers are constructed of quick drying, heavy duty, coated polyester for long life and maximum water repellency. They feature a UV resistant coating and double stitched interlocking seams for added strength. The covers are vented on both sides to let air pass thru and to help them stay secure in high winds. The UTV 4-seater cover has an elastic cord sewn into the bottom hem to help ensure a snug fit and a driver side zipper that allows for easy access. The UTV Crew cover has 10 hooks with reinforced grommets, great for attaching the cover to the base of your UTV, assuring a secure fit! Available in UTV 4-Seater $89.99 & UTV Crew $99.99   To order QuadBoss products, contact your local Dealer or visit QuadBoss’s website at www.QuadBoss.com to an authorized Dealer near you. You can also follow the latest QuadBoss news on facebook at www.facebook.com/QuadBoss. For product questions call 877-847-1558 or email at

Fort Worth, TX- May 4, 2012 - QuadBoss proudly introduces their newest folding, arched ramp, the Wide Boy. The new Wide Boy Ramp is made in the USA. It is constructed of high quality, robotically welded, 6063T5 billet aluminum with a 0.07” wall thickness. The dimensions of the ramp are 33”x88” extended, and folds up to a manageable 33”x44”. The Wide Boy has rungs spaced at 2.75” apart, making for an easy walk up as well. The top portion of the ramp is arched to prevent dragging while loading and unloading and vinyl coated tips to protect trucks and trailers. The Wide Boy is weight rated at 1500 lbs and boasts a 10 year manufacturer’s warranty. To order QuadBoss products, contact your local Dealer or visit QuadBoss’s website at www.QuadBoss.com to find an authorized Dealer near you. You can also follow the latest news about QuadBoss on Facebook at www.facebook.com/QuadBoss. For product questions call 877-847-1558 or email us at [email protected]. Available on Amazon

Fort Worth, TX- April 12, 2012 - QuadBoss proudly introduces their new line of drive belts that will allow your ATV/UTV to run cooler and last longer. The belts are available in 3 styles based on the engine displacement of the unit. The SEL ATV drive belts are recommended for engine displacement of 500cc and lower. These belts are manufactured from rubber reinforced polychloroprene and p-aramid cord to ensure superior strength, enhanced dimensional integrity and longer belt life. Delivers long, smooth, dependable rides, every time! The PRO ATV drive belt is recommended for engine displacement of 650cc and lower. Constructed of extra strong p-aramid cord reinforcement and engineered fiber loaded neoprene compound, these belts will dominate any type of terrain. They deliver the muscle and the durability demanded by today's high performance enthusiasts. Cooler running belt = longer belt life, period. The TQX ATV drive belts are recommended for engine displacement of 1,000cc and lower. TQX drive belts are constructed of high strength, low stretch Aramid cords and specially formulated compression compounds which are ideal for high horsepower large displacement engines. They deliver the increased strength and durability needed to ensure long lasting performance for today’s extreme machines and the most aggressive rider. All QuadBoss drive belts come with a 1 year limited manufacturer’s warranty. To order QuadBoss products, contact your local dealer or visit QuadBoss’ website at www.QuadBoss.com to find an authorized dealer near you. You can also follow the latest news about QuadBoss on Facebook at www.facebook.com/QuadBoss. For product questions call 877-847-1558 or email us at [email protected]. Available at Amazon

Fort Worth, TX- February 24, 2012 – QuadBoss is proud to introduce a new line of High Performance Radiator Cooling fans as well as OEM Replacement Cooling Fans. QuadBoss’ new High Performance Cooling Fan will make your quad run cooler and last longer. The increased air flow created by QuadBoss radiator cooling fans will help prevent overheating often caused by towing heavy loads or crawling through deep mud. The high-quality, sealed motor provides optimal protection from the elements and will easily mount to your radiator. The High Performance Radiator Cooling Fan meets or exceeds OEM specifications and comes with a 6 month manufacturer’s warranty. Endurance tested to insure a long life, these cooling fans provide the reliability you need to protect your quad. Available on Amazon To order QuadBoss products, contact your local authorized Tucker Rocky Dealer or visit QuadBoss’s website at www.QuadBoss.com to find an Authorized Dealer near you. You can also follow the latest news about QuadBoss on Facebook at www.facebook.com/quadboss. For product questions call 877-847-1558 or email at [email protected].

The Only Thing Worse Than a Flat is no Compressor to Fill It. Tire troubles can be a hassle, even if you're close to your hauler. Imagine a flat miles away from nowhere. If you don't have a compressor, you're in for a long walk out. On longer treks, it could be a life and death situation. You could take one of those junky "portable" air compressors that require a great deal of valuable space and a strong battery to run. The same compressor that tends to fall apart and takes minutes to put a tiny amount of air in your tires. Or, you could take ATVAIR with you. With no electricity required, the ultra high quality American made ATVAIR is small enough to toss in your toolkit for those times when you or one of your buddies needs some air. Easy to use, quick filling and affordable, the ATVAIR is one tool no ATV rider should be without. When you think about it, a gas engine is simply a powered compressor. Instead of hauling a bulky, electric compressor around, simply put a hose on your built in ATV compressor and have all the air you could ever need, up to 30PSI depending upon the model. Super Easy to Use! When you find yourself with a flat or dangerously low tire, simply put your ATV in neutral, and put on the brake. Connect the locking ATVAIR Stainless and Brass filler valve to the tire valve stem, and gently insert the rubber cone into the muffler. In a minute or two, your tire is full! It's that easy. A couple of things you need to know. Don't press the cone all the way into the pipe or it will kill the engine. Allow some exhaust to escape, there will still be plenty of tire filling pressure. Make sure there is plenty of ventilation and use some good leather gloves to keep from getting burned. Great new item to carry with you on the trails! Visit http://www.atvair.com/ for ordering info.