All Terrain Vehicles are everywhere these days. Soon they will be on the Moon and Mars. The Moon Dust is said to be very fine and like Volcanic Ash could be hurtful to human lungs.
The great thing about it you see is that you will be wearing a space suit and apparatus so you will not be breathing the dust anyway. However once you are back inside the special Moon Colony and take off your suit it must be cleaned otherwise you could breath in this dust.
Mars is much different in that the sand is not toxic so one you get back inside the Mars Colony you can close the air lock and then simply dust yourself off real well and not worry about it much.
Lance Winslow
One thing that has not been discussed lately is the number of accidents, broken arms and deaths of ATVs here on Earth. Some consumer groups want to take away these toys because they are dangerous.
I say well, perhaps on Earth they are dangerous, but all in all ATVs on the Moon and Mars are already considered 5000 times more dangerous and 100,000 times more costly. However the danger is not from a broken arm as the gravity is less there, but rather from puncturing your space suit and dying from lack of oxygen.
So we need to send a letter to these consumer groups which are calling for more Federal Regulations on our ATVs, I mean come on their consumer safety regulations theories are completely senseless indeed. Think on it.
Filed under ATV Guide by on Jan 22nd, 2008. Comment. 
The all terrain vehicle market is a extremely competitive, quickly evolving market. The colors, features, sizes, and costs that are available can make your head dizzy. Manufacturers such as Honda, Yamaha, Polaris, Suzuki, and Bombardier have astonished customers with new and advanced products.
The Newcomer
A Chinese manufacturer has taken the all terrain vehicle market by surprise. The Kazuma Company is established in China and Kazuma ATVs are turning out to be a popular alternative with American off roaders.
What Does Kazuma Bring To The Table?
Kazuma ATVs extend affordability while preserving the well-liked characteristics that make customers stand up and take notice. Kazuma ATVs boast a four stroke engine; no more having to mix gas and oil for the Kazuma ATV owner. They turn heads with jazzy decals and spirited designs and are avaiable in several models. Kazuma constructs recreational vehicles in an assortment of settings like: four wheel drive ATV’s, two wheel drive ATV’s, scooters, dirt bikes, snow mobiles, garden tractors, and even F1 racing carts.
Kazuma Safety
Kazuma makes available ATV’s in classes proper for all generations, from kids to professional ATV users. The Kazuma ATV youth model comes with a kill switch that incapacitates the vehicle’s engine when a rope is pulled. Parents enjoy this feature since they can make the child rehearse steering and acceleration by requiring the child to do laps or negotiate the turns slowly through an obstacle course when the parent accommodates the rope to stop the engine if the child becomes rash or unsafe.
More progressive riders can hook the rope to their apparel or wrist and have the additional security of incapacitating the engine should they become removed from the seat. While this will not keep the quad from traveling into your brand new car or running over the family cat, it will decrease the vehicle speed down and cut down the total damage imposed. Taking a rider safety course is highly advocated for all new riders and off roaders.
Kazuma Listens
Numerous ATV market watchers and Kazuma ATV owners acknowlede Kazuma’s achievements to their apparent eagerness to conform to their customer’s needs and appeals. They take customer feedback in earnest and adjust their ATV’s accordingly. The competitive manufacturers may do well to adopt Kazuma’s lead and latch onto change for the interest of customer satisfaction.
Lower Prices Win Points With Many Customers
Price an ATV an you may dampen the desire to yell out loud. These rough and tumble, off road renegades are not inexpensive toys. Kazuma uses years of Chinese wisdom in production for less and offers it’s products at a substantially lower price than its competitors.
Filed under ATV Production by on Jan 11th, 2008. Comment.