Rhino Convert!!! - TeryxHQ.com Forums

mikec570 · 07-20-2008, 05:54 PM

I sold my 2006 Rhino a couple of weeks ago with the intention of getting a new one or atleast a newer one. That was, untill I discovered the Teryx at Arizonas best kept secret, Jet Skis Unlimited. After talking to Kenny over there for a couple of hours with no pressure I drove home a new 2008.
I LOVE IT!!! Right now it is completely stock (Seats cage tires & Wheels on order) but it would blow away my rhino with CDI box and clutch kit.
Any Rhino owners out there that are considering switching to the Teryx. DO NOT hesitate.
If you are in AZ, go see Kenny at Jet Skis Unlimited.
Gotta go It's only 99 degrees out there and there are a few mud puddles to go and play in after the storm last night...

NEVERENOUGH · 07-20-2008, 06:13 PM

Welcome to the dark side. Lots of rhino converts but the doubters are still there. I wouldn't go back to a rhino for anything. Also welcome to the site from another az guy. It is a little cooler here in Chino Valley and the riding is great.

Jaybo700R · 07-20-2008, 06:31 PM

Glad I never bought a Rhino, I had only borrowed them before. The Teryx is faster, more stable and better constructed than a Rhino. Cheaper too! The little stuff is not as dialed in as the Rhino, but the aftermarket will fix that.

07-20-2008, 05:54 PM	#1 (permalink)
mikec570 Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Phoenix Posts: 20	Rhino Convert!!! I sold my 2006 Rhino a couple of weeks ago with the intention of getting a new one or atleast a newer one. That was, untill I discovered the Teryx at Arizonas best kept secret, Jet Skis Unlimited. After talking to Kenny over there for a couple of hours with no pressure I drove home a new 2008. I LOVE IT!!! Right now it is completely stock (Seats cage tires & Wheels on order) but it would blow away my rhino with CDI box and clutch kit. Any Rhino owners out there that are considering switching to the Teryx. DO NOT hesitate. If you are in AZ, go see Kenny at Jet Skis Unlimited. Gotta go It's only 99 degrees out there and there are a few mud puddles to go and play in after the storm last night...

07-20-2008, 06:13 PM	#2 (permalink)
NEVERENOUGH Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Chino Valley Az Posts: 578	Welcome to the dark side. Lots of rhino converts but the doubters are still there. I wouldn't go back to a rhino for anything. Also welcome to the site from another az guy. It is a little cooler here in Chino Valley and the riding is great. __________________ Too much is neverenough 2003 duramax dually for towing 2004 Gearvbox toyhauler 2006 limited yfz 450 mine 2003 Pred 500 wifes 1986 4trax 250R sons 1997 300ex daughter 2006 250ex daughter 2008 Teryx ours

07-20-2008, 06:31 PM	#3 (permalink)
Jaybo700R Moderator Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Monmouth, OR Posts: 210	Glad I never bought a Rhino, I had only borrowed them before. The Teryx is faster, more stable and better constructed than a Rhino. Cheaper too! The little stuff is not as dialed in as the Rhino, but the aftermarket will fix that. __________________ ..Jay Sandbros! Myspace!

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