http://blog.kingsoutdoorworld.com/2007/11/28/2008-yamaha-rhino-700-fi-side-by-side-video-review/ Behind the Scenes at King's Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:18:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 http://blog.kingsoutdoorworld.com/2007/11/28/2008-yamaha-rhino-700-fi-side-by-side-video-review/#comment-148660 Tue, 12 Feb 2008 11:47:18 +0000 http://blog.kingsoutdoorworld.com/2007/11/28/2008-yamaha-rhino-700-fi-side-by-side-video-review/#comment-148660 I am trading my Rhino 660 for a new 700 next week. It is a great machine, no serious complaints regarding it's capabilities, but the new 700 is just a bit more refined. main improvements for me, personally are the truck-type new handbrake lever and fuel injection. We really seem to test our atvs out here in New Zealand,working in some pretty steep country, and sometimes in really wet conditions. my old Rhino has no problem carting a couple of 150-- 200lb dressed stags ,plus 2 hunters out of some rather steep valleys. Also can work just as hard, carrying workers and equipment out on the job.Really enjoyed your test video,and overview of the new 700. Looking forward to this years "roar" march--april, and hopefully carting a few more stags in the new Rhino. I am trading my Rhino 660 for a new 700 next week. It is a great machine, no serious complaints regarding it’s capabilities, but the new 700 is just a bit more refined. main improvements for me, personally are the truck-type new handbrake lever and fuel injection. We really seem to test our atvs out here in New Zealand,working in some pretty steep country, and sometimes in really wet conditions. my old Rhino has no problem carting a couple of 150– 200lb dressed stags ,plus 2 hunters out of some rather steep valleys. Also can work just as hard, carrying workers and equipment out on the job.Really enjoyed your test video,and overview of the new 700. Looking forward to this years “roar” march–april, and hopefully carting a few more stags in the new Rhino.

]]> http://blog.kingsoutdoorworld.com/2007/11/28/2008-yamaha-rhino-700-fi-side-by-side-video-review/#comment-132734 Fri, 04 Jan 2008 16:32:44 +0000 http://blog.kingsoutdoorworld.com/2007/11/28/2008-yamaha-rhino-700-fi-side-by-side-video-review/#comment-132734 The new Rhino 700 is great. The doors improve the look and did they improve the seats on it also? I have not seen a Rhino 660 in a long time. Kawasaki has come out with a new side by side also, but it looks like they copied the look of the Rhino. What I have heard is they took the Brute 750 engine and put it in their side by side. The Rhino 700 is going to be a better machine than the new Kawasaki 750. Since the engines both came from atvs originally, I have taken my Grizzly 700 to big atv rides and crossed every type of terrain you could find, and have met guys with Brute 750's, my Grizzly beat them in every contest. Not saying that the Grizz 700 is the best machine in everything, but is very good reliable atv, which means that the Rhino 700 will most likely be the same. The new Rhino 700 is great. The doors improve the look and did they improve the seats on it also? I have not seen a Rhino 660 in a long time. Kawasaki has come out with a new side by side also, but it looks like they copied the look of the Rhino. What I have heard is they took the Brute 750 engine and put it in their side by side. The Rhino 700 is going to be a better machine than the new Kawasaki 750. Since the engines both came from atvs originally, I have taken my Grizzly 700 to big atv rides and crossed every type of terrain you could find, and have met guys with Brute 750’s, my Grizzly beat them in every contest. Not saying that the Grizz 700 is the best machine in everything, but is very good reliable atv, which means that the Rhino 700 will most likely be the same.

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