Mike Martin

February 3, 2007 was the 2nd annual Rhino Crash presented by Jagged Extreme of Phoenix, Arizona. This year the event was held near pad#3 along Gecko road at Glamis.

Today we're going to wake up the blue horned creature so that it has the ability to sprint among the fastest of the crash(pack of Rhinos) just like it was meant to. We're also going to spruce up the stock seats with some great looking seat covers that really set off the blue and silver colors on our special edition

This month we're adding a windshield, a coolant gauge, and some great new tires to the Blue Horn, so grab your favorite wrench and join in on the fun...

Blue Horn Get's a New radiator and oil cooler + More Power

The time has come to cast aside our stock shocks and unleash the potential hidden within our beast. To accomplish this feat we call upon the experts at HydroDynamics USA to fully expose this UTV to one of their seriously ishocking products.

In State of Arizona you can register your Rhino with the Arizona Department of Transportation as a motorcycle to be driven on the street (for any other state you will need to consult your local vehicle authorities)

This month I'm going to share with you information that I have discovered through other Rhino owners as well as personal experience. So let's get moving and find out if there is something in here that I can pass on to you.

First I decided where I was going to mount the lights, I wanted 2 of them so that I could light the whole area behind the vehicle evenly

First I decided where I was going to mount the lights, I wanted 2 of them so that I could light the whole area behind the vehicle evenly