Hi Bob, welcome! What you riding?

Jared - can you fix these photos? I want to see this 

Ryan, make sure and check out the Alba kit. This is one I was considering because I read somewhere it was very close to stock quiet... you will need to verify that.
http://store.albaaction.com/shop/RHINO-PIPEKIT.html

Oh yea!  8)

Haven't seen these before, but they look good!

Using the Silver one - thanks Hawk - and even more thanks to DirtDawber (utlityoffroad.com) 

First if all I am deeply sorry for your loss John! Was you daughter wearing a helmet? (stock) Seatbelt? I am asking this because I want to know how to avoid an accident like this. Most rollovers I have seen would result in your head trailing the roll and bouncing after impact - how did her head end up under the bar?

That is our legal system!  If they fight the suit it will cost them more than settling - they have to pay their own lawyers too! I am very cynical about our "sue happy" legal system and the "men in black" who make it possible. If there is a legitimate saftey concern, then by all means. Soon we will have our Rhino bodies completely tattooed with warning labels - and- their will still be people in line to sue. At what point do we say enough is enough? Like Fasttrax said "YOU RISK YOUR LIFE EVERY MINUTE OF EVERY DAY." It seems that every accident results in a lawsuit, the lawyers make their money, insurance companies raise their rates, the manufacturer raises their prices, and we pay for it!

When I bought my Rhino I immediately purchased safety equipment - because I had no intention of using on the farm (no I don't have a farm). I had done plenty of research and knew how I wanted to set it up. It is still a risk, but I have done my best to minimize those risks and accept the inherent danger of this sport.