I am sure you guys are all aware of this, but when riding in a salt water environment I always try to have a source of fresh water avilable to hose the rig down with after a days' riding.
We used to hit Oregon Dunes regularly, and found that if you didn't do this and got into a salt puddle or whatever the corrosion would start darn near instantly, usually in electrical connectors, etc, where real gremlins can form.
With the Teryx, I plan to go back to O.D. and, if nothing else is available, I will take a garden sprayer with me that I can fill with fresh water and get into the nooks where rust can form, hosing it down before I tuck it away every evening.
Just something to think about.
Running the coast and seeing what the tide brings in can be a blast. In the late 1970's, we actually found a Japanese glass ball float from one of there fisihing boats on the beach south of Florence.