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Initially an aircraft manufacturer, Kawasaki has been making motorcycles for more than 50 years. Some of their early engines in the mid-20th century even said “Kawasaki Aircraft” on them. Since they started making Powersports products, they’ve become one of the world’s most popular and reliable brands.

Polaris Industries produces some of the coolest products in Powersports, from Indian Motorcycles to snowmobiles, ATVs, and side-by-sides. But the Polaris Slingshot is so impressive that American states can’t even agree on what to call it.

You might not realize it, but your UTV is operating with untapped potential. Release optimized performance with the right side-by-side accessories! There are various UTV parts that can be tweaked so you can have a better riding experience. Below we cover the top performance upgrades to consider.

A generator is a really helpful piece of equipment to have around your home or workspace. In some cases, it’s absolutely essential to have a generator to get your work done or to have power in remote areas. As with any other piece of equipment, if you get a model that’s right for you, you’ll have a higher satisfaction rating.

As the weather warms up, people will start to take their powersports back to the water by getting out their personal watercraft. PWC, whether they’re a Jet Ski® or a Sea-Doo®, provide you with hours of on-the-water fun and high-speed thrills. These machines can give you the same adrenaline burst of a land-based ride, but instead you’re at the beach. What could be better?

All-terrain vehicles are a great addition to a camping trip. You can spend all day exploring the trails (while getting powerful adrenaline rushes). Then return to your campsite to fall asleep under the stars – and repeat the next day. We rounded up the top tips for ATV camping below. For everything related to all-terrain vehicles, visit Cross Country Powersports. We proudly serve those in Metuchen, Newark, and New Brunswick, New Jersey.

Without your tires, you are going nowhere fast. Tires are an essential part of your motorcycle. The better you take care of them, the longer they will last and the less money you will spend on tire replacements.

It’s the height of snow season, and you know what that means: snowball fights for the kids and snow shoveling for the adults. In the modern era, snow shovelers across the country who are fed up with the daily grind that the snow season brings they invest in a snowblower. A machine that does all the work for you by picking up the snow and throwing it to the side should solve all your problems, right? Actually, there is a right way to use the snowblower, and the wrong way can add more time to the chore. To give you some pointers on the most helpful snow blowing techniques, Cross Country Powersports has provided some of our tips and tricks we’ve learned over the years. If you still need the right snowblower, then stop by our location in Metuchen, New Jersey to see what we have in stock right now. We proudly serve the areas of Newark, New Brunswick, Paterson, and Trenton, New Jersey.

If you get frustrated by your daily commute, why not try using your motorcycle for your commute? Motorcycles turn the humdrum process of getting to work into an exciting ride. You’ll arrive more energized and ready for the day after getting your adrenaline pumping on your commute.

Your UTV is a powerful force to be reckoned with, whether you’re hauling heavy payloads on the construction site or transporting materials across the farm. These workhorse side by sides are capable of handling weighty cargo and all the workers needed to distribute it, plus they can be absolute beasts when it comes to their towing capability. If your particular utility vehicle is able to tow, then you’ll want to make use of that asset as often as possible when you have cumbersome equipment and cargo to transport. They can also be easier to maneuver than a pickup truck or tractor on certain sites, too, especially over rough terrain.