Kawasaki Rhino?
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Kawasaki Rhino?
I agree, that is why I am waiting on Kawasaki. I drove the Rhino and like it alot. It has some stalling issues when going up hill, and the floor boards need to be reinforced with skid plats or something to protect the driver. As it is, a stick can poke thru the floor boards and impale you, however, I heard yamaha fixed this for 2005. I am just a Kawasaki guy so I will wait.
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Kawasaki Rhino?
I certainly don't mean to add insult to injury by bringing up the obvious fact that being a dumbass at a given point in time (which I have done myself on this machine) is the beginning and end of these injury stories. My point is that the cornering ability of these machines has absolutely nothing to do with any of these "accidents" (some even resulting in the loss of limb) that have happened. When you start describing incidents and then questioning the machine's role in same.....I think you do a disservice to those same injured people who would most certainly tell you the story straight and would want the word to get out in terms of the driver never putting himself into that situation in the first place.
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Kawasaki Rhino?
Obviously, some people are pushing the machine past it's speed and handling threshold. I used to have an odyssey a few years back, and they had some hand straps so that if you rolled it, you wouldn't put out your hand instinctively and break it. It was an issue then, and it is still an issue now. It just seems to include legs now too. YOu couldn't put out your leg on the odyssey because of the frame rails. Why can't they put some sort of little door down by your legs, and some straps for your hands? How much does the steering wheel turn? Would the hand straps even be a possibility? Just a thought.
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Kawasaki Rhino?
Kawasaki may just not be interested in building a play side by side right now , the mule is a great machine and for its purpose it will stomp a rhino , it is a work machine , have you noticed that on construction sites you never see any rhinos , they are almost always mules because the kawie will work the rhino to there grave and the kawie is definitely easier to get in and out off and have super nice confortable seat for working. These machine are designed to compete in any way .
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Kawasaki Rhino?
Originally posted by: sirmill
. It was an issue then, and it is still an issue now. It just seems to include legs now too. Why can't they put some sort of little door down by your legs, and some straps for your hands? Just a thought.
. It was an issue then, and it is still an issue now. It just seems to include legs now too. Why can't they put some sort of little door down by your legs, and some straps for your hands? Just a thought.
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