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More Than 50 Rhino-Related Lawsuits Dismissed

Despite the best efforts of personal injury attorneys across the U.S. to portray the Yamaha Rhino as a hazardous product, over 50 liability lawsuits against Yamaha have been dismissed to date by courts or voluntarily withdrawn by plaintiffs.

Most recently, in “The Estate of Ellen Sand versus Yamaha Motor Corporation, LTD” in Ohio, the plaintiff’s own lawyers withdrew the case only days before it was scheduled to go to trial.

In Alabama, the court granted Yamaha’s motion for summary judgment and dismissed the case in Robert Lamar Smith III versus Yamaha Motor Corporation, LTD.

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RAMBLINGS

Rhino-Riders
Feb-5-2010 2:47 PM

You've hunted hard and enjoyed the ride? Now is the time to prepare for next season.

Ask yourself these questions: Are those decoys in need of a paint touch-up? Do it. Maybe you want to buy a new call or two just to keep you busy during rush-hour traffic? Get one to keep you in the game. There’s no better time to check in with your waterfowling contacts around the country than now. How did their season go? Maybe you want to plan for the 2010-2011 campaign? Do it.

Check out Yamaha Motor for more tips on your Rhino.

Rhino-Riders
Feb-3-2010 2:00 PM

February 2, 2010 – Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A., announces its 2011 Rhino 700 FI Side-by-Side vehicles, including a new Sport Edition, will begin arriving at dealers this summer.  Yamaha's leading Rhino continues to hold the top spot as the toughest, most off-road capable and versatile, as well as the all-time best selling, SxS vehicle.

For the 2011 model, Yamaha has given the Rhino a new steering wheel and adjustable seat belt providing more rider comfort in off-road conditions.  New to the Rhino line is a White Armor Sport Edition that features fully adjustable piggyback shocks, one-piece cast aluminum wheels, injection-molded sun top, over fenders, Baja-inspired front carry bar, and a special graphics treatment.  The Sport model also comes with dealer-installed LED tail lights, custom shift knob and black bed rails.

Read the full review on Off Road Magazine.

SOUND OFF

gdonahue
Feb-8-2010 12:21 PM
Hey. My suggestion: remove the boot and hold the axle with the CV pointed down, then hit it hard with a hammer and it will pop off. Also check  …
neo.robert
Feb-8-2010 12:10 PM
I have those air shocks on my long travel rhino and love them. I go on 100 mile rides a day almost non stop. But opinions differ. My friend went with a coil over shock.
lee12
Feb-8-2010 11:43 AM
Hey there. Try to play with settings, that won't take more then hour. You'll notice difference on any change. Try 3 or 4 and you should be happy with that.
lee12
Feb-4-2010 7:13 PM
Get a Mud Buster cam, 44mm carb, K & N and good exhaust. U might also want to check this link for more ideas. Good luck with your updates.