New Member from WI

Hello,

Have been reading for a week or two now.  Just got a Rhino 660, as I have been wanting one for some time now.  Bought a a gently used 660 from a local dealer November 16th.  Was sold as a 2007, but I have my suspicions that it is a 2006.  The VIN leads me to beleive that it is an '06 as well as the lack of digital dash and the cage bolt set up.

I raced motocross for 10-12 years, so I know my way around the powersports world and carbs.

Already added a Dynatek CDI, Twin-Air replacement air filter, and new tires.  Still have to go through the carb and get it set to run to it's peak.  Been looking to do a sheave and spring, and maybe even slug the wet clutch.  The machine came with a Yamaha Plastic Roof, and windshield.

Looking forward to getting to play with my new toy.

Welcome and James is the man when it come to Rhino's. If you have any questions about them just ask he will have the answer

Welcome, I'm liking the name lol that's what I call my Rhino.
My sheave was the best thing I did to mine since it already had a Dynatek CDI when I bought it.
It gets up and scoots now, last weekend with 2 adults on dirt I was hitting 54 mph with the stock motor, Sheave, orange secondary spring and OD weights.
I will have a Stroker in it by the end of today so we will see what that brings.

Thanks for the warm welcome.

Flimmy, I would like to get a price on a Viper Elite Wide Spool Rhino Kit with Red Syn Cable.  I don't see that I have the ability to send a PM right yet, so if you can send to me, that would be great.

I am planning on getting a JBS Sheave and Orange Spring when I get back from some fine Army Training in March.  I hear that James is the guy with the info here. 

Without cleaning and jetting the carb, just installing a CDI and clean air filter with the '04 RAIS, I was able to increase my speed from 35-36 with only my wife (going slightly down hill) to 45 with my brother and loaded up with hunting gear on a flat road.  Can't wait to get the carb straightened out and the clutching taken care of.

Forgot to add to Crusty...the name comes from a combo of racing motocross for a number of years with the same number and my nickname.

Pm sent

and if you cant get my pm you can always call. 724-433-7846

Nice, I raced motocross for years as well but broke my neck when I cased a triple about 8 years ago and have had 3 spinal surgeries so far. I sure miss it.

let us know if you need any help

Crusty,

I miss racing moto very badly.  I have tried to find something that gives the same feelings, but haven't been able to yet.

I quit racing on October 28th, 2007.  I crashed super bad right in front of my mother on her 60th birthday.  She had never seen more than a blown corner, and she got to see (close up) me blwo out both wrists, both knees, and break my nose.  I also got run over a NUMBER of times while I layed on the track unable to move.  This was all from a double-double that you had to commit to early in order to make.

Trying R/C cars, Harleys, and now the Rhino.

Welcome Doug, nice to have you here, have fun with the new toy....

Well I drive my rhino like a bike as you can see on my avatar lol but it's not as soft landing lol

Welcome to the addiction!!!

Welcome Doug,everyone here will make you feel at home.

Welcome.

welcome to the site!

welcome to the fun, lots of good people an info here.

welcome, seems we all have raced in the past , I say there's nothing like the gate/band drop an going into first turn  O WHAT A RUSH     I raced moto x  bikes ,  cross country  4-wheelers , jet-skies , an played with drag racing bikes   miss it all,  sucks having bad knees now but was fun getting this way

Welcome Shortbus.  I'm new here too, but not to rhinos.  I can already tell that there are some nice folks here.

Gil

Welcome. Go Pack Go !!!!

Howdy.

welcome, you will enjoy it, the people on here are the best

welcome aboard man