The amphibious Sherp ATV was one of the true mind-bending off-road vehicles of 2016, navigating into our memory banks with its massive 63-in land/water tires. Now Sherp is back with an even more ...

14 Oct 2024, 09:35 UTC · By: Elena Gorgan // A more sophisticated version of the Sherp ATV, the Fat Truck is made in Canada and offers all-terrain and water transportation. A 2020 unit is coming up ...

Established in 2012, the Ukrainian-based company Sherp is a relatively new competitor in the off-road vehicle industry. However, since its inception, it has been creating huge waves in the ATV world.

ATVs, short for all-terrain vehicles, are awesome machines. However, your average run-of-the-mill ATV can't really conquer all terrain. It can handle dirt, mud, sand, snow, and puddles just fine, we ...

If you’re intimately familiar with Kanye West, then odds are that you already know about his love of Sherp ATVs. If there’s anywhere where it makes sense to have one — or ten — Sherp ATVs, it’s ...

In 2015 Sherp began construction on this wild unstoppable ATV, and it quickly found fans on the internet for its go-anywhere abilities. This monster two-seater isn't exactly fast, but it won't be held ...

If you call yourself a gearhead, it’s likely you spent much of your childhood smashing toy trucks together in the dirt. As kids, we loved the larger-than-life capabilities of big 4x4s, and even though ...

Kanye West ceased to be just a musical artist years ago. And while some of his most recent extracurricular activities aren’t everyone’s cup of team, specifically his ham-fisted flirtation with ...

From the archive: The bigger the obstacle, the bigger the wheel - this appears to be the philosophy of the Russian off-road company Sherp ATV. One of the first modifications serious off-road ...

When we initially saw the Sherp ATV rolling its way around the Internet, our first thought was that it must be the work of a designer, not a real vehicle. The compact body tucked between ginormous off ...

This thing is the honey badger of the automotive world. It's the Sherp ATV, and we can thank a Russian inventor for it. Yes, it swims. Those paddle-like tires are an immense 63 inches in diameter, and ...