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The Chinese ATV Versus the Big Boy Quads Can a Chinese ATV compete with the big boy quads from Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, and Yamaha? Let's face facts, the Chinese ATV industry has come a long way in the past twenty years. In the early days, many of the Chinese ATV brands were lackluster at the very best. These early ATV's were mass produced on shoestring budgets primarily to maximize profits. Quality control for the early Chinese quads had two shortcomings, low caliber engine components, and equally disappointing body and suspension parts.  The next problem in a long series of issues from many of these brand names was the inconsistency from model to model and year to year. The simple truth was that parts were being outsourced from so many suppliers, that it was inevitable too see varying quality in the parts stream. And deservedly, the Chinese ATV industry, in general, became known for producing low quality product that couldn't hold up to the off-road environment that they ...

Sharing laughter is a win-win situation Making people laugh can be genuinely beneficial, both psychologically and socially, and to those supplying the humor, even physically. Humor and laughter reduces stress by lowering cortisol which is the stress hormone. It improves mood by releasing endorphins, which create a sense of well-being to human beings. It also helps people cope with difficult situations, making tough times feel more manageable. Ironically, sharing humor really benefits the joke supplier. It builds connections, laughing together creates trust and bonding among everyone involved. It actually improves communication skills because humor and jokes can break tension and open dialogue. And most importantly it increases likability, meaning people who make others laugh are often seen as more approachable and even charismatic. So the benefits of laughing are enjoyed by everyone involved. Sharing media is contagious Sharing media online very often makes people laugh, and the...