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This is my 1995 Honda Fourtrax 300 4x4 when it was brand new. Over the past 6 years I have quite literally kicked the crap out of it and it remains operable... It is suprisingly durable around the farm it is used for everything from recreational use to pulling grain hoppers that outweigh it by about 8000 lbs. These machines are like ants... so small yet so powerful.
It has an air cooled 296 cc single cylinder engine and a 5 speed transmission, it has an automatic clutch and full time 4x4. I would recommend one of these machines to anyone, I cannot beleive the amount of abuse these things can handle.

This is Canadian winter fun at its best. In this pic I am on a frozen pond spinning it around it circles so fast the front tire lifts off the ground... it is impossible to explain how truly fast I am spinning, its one of those you have to be there's. I

FourBogganing as we have named it, is not for the faint of heart :)... At its most basic level it consists of tying a GT snowracer (aka steerable tobbogan) to the back of a fourwheeler and racing across the snow.
We have come up with many variations some more dangerous than others, such as tying more than one GT to the fourwheeler and snaking across the field at speeds above 50km/h and seeing who "bails" first. another is jumps (thanks to snowdrifts for this) you hit excessive speeds and attempt to clear 3-6 ft of "air"
Probably the most dangerous yet fun way to get thrills is on the frozen pond without the comfort of the GT this we call FOURDISCING which is sitting in a flying saucer disc and being pulled around, attached to the 4X4 with a 30 foot long rope so as that going in a wide sweeping circle, being on the outside of the circle with the fourwheeler goind approx 60km/h you are traveling 1/8" off the ice at about 85 or 90 km/h... we have had a few stiches and one concussion from this sort of thrill.