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Pictures that I've found of the Roxor that aren't common.
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must have hit some pretty good drifts, looks to be about a foot of snow inside.
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Did a screen shot from a video with a Roxor with a hardtop in the back ground. I don’t care for it sticking past the roll bar, I know I might clip trees with that. Yamaha Rhinos came with a roof like that one year, then downsized it so the roll bar would hit anything first.
I've seen some video of Thar's overseas that have metal cables running from the roof down to the fenders. I assume those are to guide tree limbs? Probably wouldn't help in this situation though since that looks to have a fairly big lip.
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Limb Risers / Branch Deflectors / Bush Cables - Team-BHP
There are some pictures on this thread of the limb riser's
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There are some pictures on this thread of the limb riser's
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I remember branch whiplash in the old Jeeps we had. It was safer to go through the bush with the windshield down and just use your arm to deflect or duck. At least the branch wasn’t preloaded with tension then. Still happens in the Rhino some. Ouch
Great folding windshield! I'm sure folks would love to know where it came from and how we can all get one.
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I see they removed the front roll bar. For what I will be using mine for, it wouldn’t really matter, but I think I would prefer the roll bar on and hopefully never needed vs off and needing it. I wonder if that is off a Thar?
That's great! The old jeeps only had the rear roll bar anyways, they're tall enough that you usually wouldn't come into contact if it rolled. I always thought the rollbar made the Roxor look too tall and narrow. Considering its factory Jeep parts that's probably the easiest and cheapest way to get factory wipers, windshield and fold down ability. I wonder if the grille from the Jeep would fit aswell. Then that'd be the easiest and cheapest way to get blinkers setup.
This is a real nice blue color. Almost looks like a base/clear job instead of the single stage low grade urethane they've been using.
