Just got back from "mini-sin city" and had a blast! On the way down looking at all the rock trails and stuff along the way really got me excited for Moab. I cant wait!!!

I am very interested in how that speaker bar sounds. I have been eying it for a while now. Be sure and give a report on it.

As far as mounts go I will get another forum member to chime in on what he has that works really good.

I cant wait till these hit the public.    Be sure and give us a report puddle jumper! What price do they have you locked in at?

Welcome Joe! Be sure and let us all know what you plan on doing to your Rhino. Post up some pictures if you get a chance

They also have this D3 Restraint. It is 40 more bucks than the ones above. They say this about it:

"Simpson is proud to introduce one of the biggest innovations in restraint technology since the buckle. Built to meet SFI Safety standards, the D3 provides the ease and convenience of a sewn in harness without the harness being sewn in to the lap belt. Its unique design eliminates two links but still allows the shoulder harness to be joined closely together at the buckle emulating a five point latch and link system"

Come on Dave just switch the weekends around! Its that easy   Ya know you want to.... hee hee

p.s. its good to see you on here!

Well I got the doors put on. It would take about an hour if you dont have to search all over your messy garage for the right drill bits like I did. :x  You do not have to cut the big hole in the side like Yamaha suggests it to be done. You do however have to slightly bend the bracket out. I spent a little extra time making everything so it had no rattles coming from the doors. Did a test drive and not a sound comes from them.    I would highly suggest that when you take your rhino to a dealer if they will not let you install them yourself have them not cut out the hole. The latch fits great between the bracket and the plastic helping to keep your door tight. I had to give the dealer my vin number and info for them to put in their system. They keep track so that only one set of doors goes to each vin number.