ATV - an open land vehicle with four (or three) wheels. Control is not complicated, as there are only speed and brake levers, which are operated with the help of hands. A quad bike rider sits as if on a motorcycle, but four wheels provide more stability.

Riding a quad bike gives you a lot of fun and an adrenaline rush. Today, it is one of the most popular activities offered. But where did it all start? Back in 1893 British bicycle company Royal Enfield has created a four-wheeled vehicle that was used to pull carriages for many years and was designed as a horse replacement. This vehicle was called a quadricycle. But that was just the beginning, as mass-produced cars were just beginning to make their way into the world. So it can be said that 4x4 off-road vehicles were not so advanced until much later.

The history of four-wheeled "monsters", commonly called all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), began in the 1960s. Although back then quads were still very different compared to the ones we know and use today. The first high-performance ATVs didn't have four wheels, they actually had three!

Later, Suzuki became widely recognized as the manufacturer of quad bikes as we know them today, and as the manufacturer that advanced the design and production of quad vehicles in 1982. they started selling their first quad - the Quad Runner LT125. At that time, the popularity of four-wheeled vehicles began to grow rapidly, which meant that the production of three-wheeled vehicles slowed down. After some time, due to reduced safety, production of three-wheeled vehicles was discontinued and attention was focused on four-wheeled vehicles.

ATVs have changed a lot over the years, but with all the improvements that ATVs have made over the years, it's no wonder that ATVs have become a very popular activity among adventure seekers around the world, and for good reason, it's an adrenaline-pumping activity! And in many countries, you can book a four-wheel safari and experience unforgettable experiences while driving a four-wheel vehicle.