Full Doors

I am looking for full doors for my 2012 Rhino. I have looked into the curtis cabs and am just seeing if there is another option that isn't so expensive. I have a factory roof that I got for free and I was hoping to piece together a cab for winter, but so far I cannot find much. I am contemplating building my own or just biting the bullet and buying the curtis cab.

I built my own and If I had full doors it would be enclosed.

I have seen these and really like them, but I decided not to buy them because of how hard I ride through brush and knew I would just tear them up. Still expensive, but much cheaper than that curtis cab stuff.

http://www.sidebysidesports.com/yarhfudo.html

what about building 1/2 doors with top 1/2 be removable , could possibly use cj5 door material hell maybe make cj door work, just throwing some ides out

rhino727 wrote:

what about building 1/2 doors with top 1/2 be removable , could possibly use cj5 door material hell maybe make cj door work, just throwing some ides out

This is what im going to do...but not use the jeep stuff. Its just too expensive and i would rather have solid "windows"

those are from tommy toppers work good in the winter not to pricey

Hump wrote:

I have seen these and really like them, but I decided not to buy them because of how hard I ride through brush and knew I would just tear them up. Still expensive, but much cheaper than that curtis cab stuff.

http://www.sidebysidesports.com/yarhfudo.html

I have these doors, I run them only in the winter, they are well built and fit well. You can remove the top half so they become half doors. You can buy them direct from Pro rhino and save about $100 bucks over the retailers.

Snorhino wrote:

Hump wrote:

I have seen these and really like them, but I decided not to buy them because of how hard I ride through brush and knew I would just tear them up. Still expensive, but much cheaper than that curtis cab stuff.

http://www.sidebysidesports.com/yarhfudo.html

I have these doors, I run them only in the winter, they are well built and fit well. You can remove the top half so they become half doors. You can buy them direct from Pro rhino and save about $100 bucks over the retailers.

You have a website for ProRhino?

madmax 1 wrote:

Bad ass rhino Mick, thought I was the only one still running steel wheels

Snorhino wrote:

Hump wrote:

I have seen these and really like them, but I decided not to buy them because of how hard I ride through brush and knew I would just tear them up. Still expensive, but much cheaper than that curtis cab stuff.

http://www.sidebysidesports.com/yarhfudo.html

I have these doors, I run them only in the winter, they are well built and fit well. You can remove the top half so they become half doors. You can buy them direct from Pro rhino and save about $100 bucks over the retailers.

When I looked them up, I couldn't remember where I saw them cheaper. That was it, but I couldn't get it to show up in a search. I would have a set if it weren't for blasting through thick brush wide open.

lost|concept wrote:

Snorhino wrote:

Hump wrote:

I have seen these and really like them, but I decided not to buy them because of how hard I ride through brush and knew I would just tear them up. Still expensive, but much cheaper than that curtis cab stuff.

http://www.sidebysidesports.com/yarhfudo.html

I have these doors, I run them only in the winter, they are well built and fit well. You can remove the top half so they become half doors. You can buy them direct from Pro rhino and save about $100 bucks over the retailers.

You have a website for ProRhino?

Here you go http://www.shockpros.com/yamaha_rhino_doors.cfm

older pic, runnin black s212 now keepin up with the jones's ya know

may eventually sell mine and buy the upper halfs for my jstrongs so I don't have to change out all the time

madmax 1 wrote:

older pic, runnin black s212 now keepin up with the jones's ya know

a little bling in da woods...geemoney...lol

yoyo bro