+6 for W.V. trails

for those of you who ride the hatfield McCoy trails and outlaw trails in W.V. would a +6 long travel rhino have problems fitting?

ya mIke I wonder too, how can new RZR's and Can Hams do it but a +6 Rhino can't?

no i think it would be fine. Bring it on

6-7 years ago I had trouble in some places trying to fit with the stock setup. Broke a J-Strong windshield that was folded down on the hood, trying to force my way between the trees. Once the Rzr-S craze took place and then the XP came along ....... We have not had a problem fitting!!

mike734 wrote:

for those of you who ride the hatfield McCoy trails and outlaw trails in W.V. would a +6 long travel rhino have problems fitting?

yea I was thinking it should not be a problem but wanted to be sure. I can see myself make daily trips to W.V. for riding.

I will fit.  Just take you longer to get through the tighter stuff.  Just make sure you know where that right front tire is at, and be willing to slow down and take it easy where needed.

Hump wrote:

I will fit.  Just take you longer to get through the tighter stuff.  Just make sure you know where that right front tire is at, and be willing to slow down and take it easy where needed.

yea I hear ya. im not much of a gas ass in the rhino sense I put the family cage on it. my kids are usually in the back seat. the area I ride has some very rocky terrain the +6 should soak up a lot of the abuse those trails put us. plus the added width will be nice in the off camber situations. I wont use the suspension for it purpose of high speed running but more for stability.

You are going to have one bad ass ride when you are done. Will those over sized mud tires cause you any problems with a +6 kit ?

with my +6 LT the wife, kid and I don't feel beat up at all after a 100mile loop, after our first shakedown, the wife gave me a high five(in front of the group..nice) and told me its the best money I have spent on the rhino so far, which is huge cus she could not understand why I needed it..lol

if my wife only knew what shit really cost, omg   i'd be in deep shit

T.Rhino wrote:

You are going to have one bad ass ride when you are done. Will those over sized mud tires cause you any problems with a +6 kit ?

thanks...I should be ok with the tires but the tires and rims may not be staying. the tires are too aggressive and the rims are the wrong offset for the long travel......go ahead jp lets hear it.

here ya go Mike, when you you have LT, no one notices what rim and tire u run, and where is my apple pie?...lol

Just be careful when your following a narrower machine that you miss judge the gap.

we will have a chainsaw with us but alot of machines are 64 now