ATV Sport - Honda Powersports

Leading The Sport.

Choose a model below to find the right TRX for you.

World Beaters.

Honda's sport ATVs are designed to take on the most challenging terrain the world has to offer. No matter whether you're just starting out or an experienced pro, there's a Trax that's just right for you. With a full range of cutting edge technology, including electric start, independent suspensions and even shaft drive.

• TRX700XX

  TRX700XX $8,499 Base MSRP

  • 686cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke engine
  • Independent Rear Suspension

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• TRX450R

  TRX450R $7,999 Base MSRP

  • 450cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke

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• TRX400X

  TRX400X $6,299 Base MSRP

  • 397cc RFVC air-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke engine
  • Triple-disc brakes

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• TRX250X

  TRX250X MSRP TBD

  • 229cc air-cooled OHV longitudinally mounted single-cylinder four-stroke
  • Honda SportClutch virtually eliminates stalling

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• TRX90X

  TRX90X $2,999 Base MSRP

  • 86cc air-cooled SOHC single-cylinder four-stroke engine
  • Sport ATV-ing's best starter kit

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News & Events

• Joe Byrd Can Do: Can Win, Can Teach.

  Champion ATV racer Joe Byrd proves that it's possible to both teach and win. Not only is Byrd a two-time AMA ATV Pro MX champion, but through his Joe Byrd Quad Riding School, he's helped foster the careers and talents of many of the country's top ATV racers. "It's funny that many of the last few national champions have all attended my riding school," admits Byrd. "So I guess you could say I've taught them too much!"

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• (Best of Class) Honda TRX700XX

  Honda's long-awaited big-bore open class sport model finally arrived earlier this year. The TRX700XX is an all-new machine and something many didn't expect from a powerhouse like Honda. We'll be honest, we expected a direct competitor for the Yamaha Raptor 700R, but instead Honda showcased a machine with an engine to compete with the Raptor and a chassis and suspension to rival a Polaris Outlaw IRS.

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