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Seatbelts
should always be worn when in the Rhino |
• Drivers must be 16 years of age or older
and have a valid motor vehicle license.
• Children less than 16 should never drive
a Rhino.
• Passengers should be tall/large enough
to place both feet flat on the floorboard with
their back flat against the bucket seat back and
be able to reach the passenger hand holds.
• Seatbelts should be worn at all times.
• Protective gear includes: Helmet, eye
protection, gloves, over-the-ankle boots, long
sleeves and long pants.
• Drivers and passengers should remain inside
the vehicle at all times.
• The Rhino is designed for off-road use
and should not be operated on public roads. Avoid
paved surfaces whenever possible.
• Do not drive aggressively or recklessly.
| RESPONSIBLE
RIDER CHECKLIST |
Yamaha’s OHV Access Initiative promotes
responsible off-road vehicle operation. Here
are its tips:
• Learn and follow your local riding area’s
(national forest, state forest, private park)
rules and regulations for riding gear, age restrictions
and safety course recommendations and requirements.
• Only use current trail maps and local
travel reports to avoid improper travel
• Inspect and clean your machine before
riding at a new location. This prevents the
spread of invasive species and makes you look
more responsible.
• Follow your vehicle manufacturer’s
recommended maintenance schedule and inspect
your machine for leaks or problems that could
impact the environment or the vehicle’s
performance.
• Set a positive example, especially in
front of non-riders, youth and inexperienced
riders.
• Leave the riding area in better shape
than when you found it.
• Be aware of animal habitat. Stay on
the trail and off sensitive areas (streams,
food sources and nesting areas).
• Never chase animals with your machine
or hunt from it.
• Watch out for other trail users and be
aware of private property.
| Yamaha
Rhino 700 FI Sport Edition Close-Up |
Our test fleet consisted of Yamaha’s
Rhino 700 FI Sport Edition I and II models.
Version I came in a Brushed Aluminum finish
($12,399) and Version II in the stunning Red
Midnight Armor skin with subtle flame undertones
($12,499). These models cost more than $1,500
extra due to their special-edition graphics
and water-dipped plastic and included accessories.
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| Yamaha's
Rhino 700 FI Sport Edition Version I |
Version
I comes in a Brushed Aluminum look |
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| Yamaha's
Rhino 700 FI Sport Edition Version II |
Version
II comes in a Red Midnight Armo skin with
subtle flame undertones |
