The one I downloaded was complete, and had the enhanced features like click on the topic and you go there.

FWIW, we have had our Prowler for 10 months, and put almost 1100 miles on it.  I think it performs every bit as good as the Rhino or Ranger, but I can add that in snow it is better simply because of higher clearance.  Workmanship is very good, and while there are a few things I would do differently if I were building it, I honestly believe the same could be said for all the machines.

The UTV world is developing rapidly, and as with most vehicles, there are different styles/types.  I would say the RZR is more of a sports machine, the Mule a truck, and the Rhino, Prowler, and Ranger in the middle.  I haven't been around the Teryx enough to be sure, but it seems to be similar to the Rhino/Prowler/Ranger crowd, but more powerful.

The Ruesch machines did great in Moab, but I haven't driven one yet.

The best advice was already given:  drive a few, and see what suits you best!

Bob and Terry, It is good to see you on sidexsideforum!

I will be laughing about this for a long time! "I am almost old enough to own a Corvette, but with this UTV, no need!" lmao!

Does this look familiar?

Thanks for the entertainment on the barrel racing! If you dont know who I am I was the one that rolled after the barrel racing was over.  :shock:  The events on Friday were a blast.  [/quote]

Thanks, Jared, for the reminder!  Glad I got to see you do the sidestroke, in between Andre's hammer blows straightening the tie rod!  Really loved the fist out the side of the machine, while it was on its side!  Down, but not out! :twisted:

On the serious note, we had almost 100% positive experiences with the bicyclists, both on Porcupine Rim and Hell's Revenge.  Had a couple that didn't wave or talk, but we always gave them the right-of-way whenever we crossed their paths.  Pity that someone, regardless of whether they were in our rally or not, would be so rude on the trail.

You are quite right, Badley.  No problems!  We can take the ribbing, for sure.  It was good to meet a lot of great people at the rally.  Everyone was courteous, helpful, and kept their egos to themselves.  What a blast!

This was our first UTV rally, and after this experience, it is definitely not our last.  Chris, Michelle, Kyle, and the rest did an absolutely outstanding job of organizing this event.  Even if the trails had been "just like home," which they weren't, the organization was fantastic.

The trails were, well, outrageous.  We had carnage, both on the trail and in the arena (gonna learn whoa one of these days), but no one got hurt, and the fun was out of this world.

This evening I saw Chris' appeal for all of us to post on the Moab newspaper website; done!

I am almost old enough to own a Corvette, but with this UTV, no need!

Keep on rocking, guys and gals!