I just joined this forum and i have been driving my Rhino for about a year and love it. Its only needed minor repair. Its so great to drive. Just want to hear about others with Rhinos
i have a grizzly, but i have driven in and driven a rhino.IMO they are great hunting rigs.i would have one but 10-11k is just too much for me right know.get it street legal and have a ball. 
I have chased a buddy of mine (lost his leg in Iraqu) who drives a Rhino all last year . There is no place a Grizly can go that a rihno hasn't been. The best part is the Rihno driver has someone to talk to..................If I could sell my 2003 Griz for what paid I would step into a Rihno. They are a nice rig and what I have seen almost indestructable.
Octane
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The only bad thing about a Rhino is that they are not legal to ride on the trails.
Ive seen a few of them run and you'd be surprised what they will do. They're pretty quick for a side x side.
The quality is unbelievable too. I was at a Polaris/Yamaha dealer this past summer and they had a few Rhinos and Polaris Rangers sitting outside next to each other. The fit 'n finish and quality of the Rhinos was so much better and the seats in the Rhinos are so much better too. The Rhinos have almost a race car seat in them with a center armrest, whereas the Rangers have a rock-hard bench seat.
Ive seen a few of them run and you'd be surprised what they will do. They're pretty quick for a side x side.
The quality is unbelievable too. I was at a Polaris/Yamaha dealer this past summer and they had a few Rhinos and Polaris Rangers sitting outside next to each other. The fit 'n finish and quality of the Rhinos was so much better and the seats in the Rhinos are so much better too. The Rhinos have almost a race car seat in them with a center armrest, whereas the Rangers have a rock-hard bench seat.
clutch
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Rhino's have lots of options available too.
