Guys, let's not forget the reason the RZR exists is that the Rhino bascially created the market that the RZR is targeting. I owned a Rhino, and would again tomorrow. They are great machines and I am very thankful Yamaha came up with the concept. No reason to bash the guy for playing it safe. It's like bashing a guy who invests in a lower interest rate bearing investment. The reward is possibly lower, but so is the risk. For us who have bought the RZR, we seem to be getting the reward, but if the problems turn out to be widespread, it could be a bad investment! That said, there were issues with the Rhino when it came out, and there are still areas of concern, but luckily the aftermarket has had time to address many of those issues, and Yamaha has changed components and design every year to address those issues. I really dislike the fact that some Rhino owners are praying for the RZR to bascially explode as owners back them off the trailer, and I equally dislike that some RZR owners want to tell anyone who is considering a Rhino that he/she is a loser for doing so (and probably thinks anyone who has not dumped their Rhino the day the RZR was announced is an idiot). I can tell you I have had my RZR for 24 hours and have already found 4 issues (all minor, but signs of hasty or careless assembly), and one issue that will require adjustment (the tippy throttle). Still I am very happy with it, but I can recall the same excitement when I took delivery of the Rhino in early 2004.
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