4 X 4 all-terrain vehicle

Four-wheeled all-terrain vehicle (ATV) for traversing most kinds of terrain, equipped with a motorcycle engine.
4 X 4 all-terrain vehicle 						Pedal located under the driver’s foot, for changing the ratio between the motor’s speed of rotation and that of the wheels.				  							Cylindrical mechanism attached to the front wheel and coupled with a spring; it absorbs shocks caused by unevenness in the road.				  							Malleable component partly absorbing impact in the event of a front-on collision.				  							Extension of the handlebars used for steering the ATV.				  							Reservoir containing the fuel that makes the vehicle self-sufficient.												Usually leather seat where the driver sits.				  							Support at the rear of the vehicle, for attaching a trunk or for lashing down luggage using straps.				  							Piece of curved metal covering the rear wheel, for protecting the motorcyclist from being splashed.				  							Compartmentalized chamber in which the escaping gases expand, thus reducing the noise from the engine.

See Also


gasoline pump

gearshift lever

Pedal located under the driver’s foot, for changing the ratio between the motor’s speed of rotation and that of the wheels.

front shock absorber

Cylindrical mechanism attached to the front wheel and coupled with a spring; it absorbs shocks caused by unevenness in the road.

bumper

Malleable component partly absorbing impact in the event of a front-on collision.

handgrip

Extension of the handlebars used for steering the ATV.

gas tank

Reservoir containing the fuel that makes the vehicle self-sufficient.
gasoline pump
gasoline pump

seat

Usually leather seat where the driver sits.

rear cargo rack

Support at the rear of the vehicle, for attaching a trunk or for lashing down luggage using straps.

rear fender

Piece of curved metal covering the rear wheel, for protecting the motorcyclist from being splashed.

muffler

Compartmentalized chamber in which the escaping gases expand, thus reducing the noise from the engine.