I have a buddy who have a couple of those Yamaha Rhinos and we went out the other day for a wilderness ride. We had a lot of fin but I just didn’t feel quite right after the ride. I’m starting to think that y back issue is related to that ride. I had a pretty good case of “arm pump” after the ridge but I didn’t think anything of it. I guess I need to start taking a little better care of myself.

So in my anticipation for spring I called my buddy to go see if he wanted to do some of roading. he’s a big Yamaha fan and he has a couple of pikes and stuff and when we were out in the woods having a god time we heard”snap” and the trip was over and now we’re making the call to order some new Yamaha Rhino parts to replace the ones he broke out on the trail. I don’t know a whole ot about repairing these things but I know I was having run. he seemed cool with it, even said he was looking to add a bunch of parts anyways. I could get used to having one of these things around!

As you all know, I recently went for a ride on a Yamaha Rhino for the first time a few weeks back and it was a blast to say the least.  I guess it kind of put a little bug in the back of my head and I must confess that I’ve been thinking about riding more and more especially now that the season is cooler out in the desert near here.  So in my searches, i ran across this cool eHow article on how to accessorize your Yamaha Rhino and thought you might want to check it out if you needed any ideas or help selecting your Yamaha Rhino parts