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Maybe some clutching adjustments as in different weights and springs could help the Rhinos do the job. I must admit, I was never a Polaris fan in any way, but the quad videos you guys put on here has made a believer out of me in how good they really are. We recently did a rock crawling trail here in...

How are the Rhinos at crawling the rocks?

The reason I ask is I saw a write up on the web about long travel Rhinos running the Rubicon this year. I believe it was side x side magazine online.

Here it is:http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/pgi/sid ... artpage=30

Anyone on here running them? How are they working for you?

Can you do a video or two with audio so we can get a good feel for the changes you made and how the quad reacts?
Your machine looks great!

The 700 is supposed to have a overall lower gear ratio than the 660, and it seems as if it does from the time I spent on one. Whenever I hit nasty rock gardens, I drop to low range 4x4 and usually only toggle the diff lock as needed. This does work well, but I have also considered reworking the clut...

I built my own snorkels myself from supplies mostly from Home Depot. I built these for deep creek crossings that can sometimes shut me out from a good trail connection or hunting spot. Here is a video of me testing them in a nice hole in the creek. At the deepest point the quad was briefly floating ...

I know the power steering would have been a big plus in this last weekend's trip through the rocks. The 700 Grizz will be my next one.

I see...I'm just always wanting to learn more, and got curious on that one.

I just got back from Quadfest 2007 here in Pa. and figured I'd share my pics and videos of East Coast riding. Look for them in the Quadfest album. The black trail was the most difficult one, and we had alot of humor in our group with a 3 wheel drive Rincon along. The two Grizzly 660's really showed ...

Good stuff guys. It is sad that video and pictures do not capture steepness and difficulty of obstacles. Zack Well if they don't I'd hate to see it in person.....It looked plenty wicked on the the computer to me.... One question, why were two of the quads at the end being pulled up over backwards? ...

I really glad to hear you like them. As an extreme trail tire, they are really hard to beat!

I sometimes carry my Stihl, but greatly prefer to go over them....The bigger the better!

Went for a ride on Friday with a friend of mine. Good video too.

http://s123.photobucket.com/albums/o301 ... ow%20Ride/