In Episode 4 of Quad-Cast, we break down some of the biggest stories shaking up the ATV world — including exclusive insight into Yamaha’s 4x4 racing plans, first ride impressions of the 2026 Can-Am Outlander 1000 with Smart-Shox, updates on the Outlander Electric, and our first look at the wild Kahana KM500 two-stroke.We also cover major updates in the entry-level sport ATV category, new performance products in Gear Up, get into a deep conversation with Yamaha’s Scott Newby, and roast Honda (again) for refusing to build the sport ATV riders are demanding.If you’re into ATV news, GNCC racing, performance upgrades, and insider industry talk — this episode delivers.

Welcome to Quad-Cast Episode 3, the all-ATV podcast where we cover the latest machines, tech, and industry news. In this episode’s Wide Open Wire segment, we dive into the 2026 ATV lineups from Can-Am and Polaris, including the all-new Outlander Electric, the Outlander 1000R XT-P with Smart-Shox semi-active suspension, and the Outlander MAX 6×6 with Visco-6Lok. On the Polaris side, we break down the 40th Anniversary Sportsman 570 along with lowered pricing on the Sportsman S and Scrambler S. Wide Open Wire also takes a look at the new Kahana KM500 2-stroke sport ATV and patent updates on Yamaha’s unreleased twin-cylinder sport 4x4 ATV.In the Gear Up segment, we review some of the newest ATV products, including Fuel Customs’ YFZ450R XC GNCC airbox and intake system, Teixeira Tech’s XGC A-Arms for the Polaris Scrambler S and Sportsman S, and the Fluid Logic GPR50 hydration system. Then, in Rev Limiter, we troll the trolls and roast some of the most negative comments from around the ATV community.Our Guest Interview features Mike Walsh, owner of Walsh Race Craft, who joins us to discuss the company’s racing history, the development of their aftermarket sport ATV chassis components, and their recent custom sport quad builds powered by the Stark Varg electric dirt bike motor.

Join us in this episode of QUAD-CAST as we dive deep into the future of sport ATVs with an inside look at the upcoming 2026 Honda and Kawasaki lineups. We sit down with Pete Hager, the voice behind the #savesportquads movement, to talk about where the industry is headed and what it will take to bring sport quads back to the forefront. Could we finally see a 2-stroke sport ATV revival? Is Honda preparing to resurrect a legendary machine from the 1980s? From new model rumors to industry trends and passionate community insights, this episode is packed with everything sport quad enthusiasts have been waiting for.