One of the hallmarks of an ATV (aka a four-wheeler or quad) is its low weight and compact form. Combined with the improved traction of four wheels and potent engines, this is what allows ATVs to easily hop around and trek even the most difficult terrains. On average, a typical ATV would weigh around 500 or so pounds. However, it can vary quite a bit depending on the type of ATV you're looking at. For instance, sports ATVs can be as light as just 350lbs. Meanwhile, utility ATVs and their added functionality raise their weight profile to between 500 to 700lbs, or even as high as over 1,000lbs. A much smaller youth ATV, however, could weigh as little as 200 or so pounds.