They cost $130 a day for Rhino rentals around here.  Be careful if you are new to side by sides though.  Last weekend we watched a rental rhino roll over less than 200 yards away from where they unloaded it from the trailer.  There were four people in the Rhino, and you know before asking that none of them had their seatbelts on, or were wearing helmets.  And you know that the passenger stuck her foot out when the Rhino rolled so it crushed her foot into the shape of a mangled plum.

Wear your seatbelts and a helmet, and be careful.  Have a good time.

3TV

Cherry Creek; ... also known as whoop-ville USA.  Yup, better suspension really helps out there.  Here is where I went this weekend, ... not a whoop in site.  Nothing else in site either though, LOL.  It's my secret Rhino test facility 12 miles west of Cedar City.

This is so typical for Honda ... wait forever until everyone else has already established the market, then release something that has less performance, less suspension, less braking, fewer feature, and just plain less of everything.  People will still think it is the best because its a Honda though. 

For stock replacement shocks WER (Walker Evans Racing) is probably the best.  King stock replacement shocks also ride very very nice, but are not adjustable.  Bilsteins are also good, but are not adjustable either.   

All of the stock replacement shocks are still limited by only having 7" of suspension travel though.  You can get twice that suspension travel with one of the long travel kits, and they handle the big stuff far far better than the stock replacement shocks will. 

I have the long travel Elka's, and with 15" of suspension travel I think they are worth getting.  Elka shocks are as good as any, but expensive if you get the adjustability features.  I personally would not spend the money for fully adjustable Elka's without increasing suspension travel with a long travel set-up.  Depends on what you want to do with your Rhino.

3TV

The 750 v-twin is going to make a lot more power than the 660 Rhino, and its going to sound better when its uncorked as well.  It should be able to blow the doors off of a Rhino, so I'm betting these become very popular.

If Kawi uses the same CVT as in their quads they won't be as good in that one area though.  Not sure how that handle you pull to engage the front locker is going to work with a steering wheel either  :?

3TV

Wait a minute, this is a beach patrol Rhino we're talking about here.  It has to have aftermarket yellow plastic, and Pamela Anderson wearing a red swimsuit sitting in the passenger seat.  Did you say you needed someone to drive it for you? 

carhauler89,
does the Trinity sheave help, or hurt, low end off the starting line response?  The extra top end is nice, but if I'm on an MX track and trying to get to the first turn a little quicker will the Trinity sheave and different rollers for the clutch improve acceleration?

Thanks.
3TV