What would be the perfect width, length for a side X side

Big-R wrote:

mud-and-guts wrote:

Big-R wrote:

I ripped up my folding windshield also. I have the same Hunterworks windshield too. I put the full shield on when it is cold and take it off when it is hot. This works best for me.

I think this winter I will get a full windshield myself. Since the Seizmik doors I am running have upper half's it should hold a little heat.

I have a full windshield and a back enclose-meant and that alone keeps heat inside the cab.

Sounds like a winner, last year I froze with no windshield at all.

This might be a little off subject but since you brought it up......LOL
If you ride in the winter like I do, you really should look at buying some Gerbings heated clothing. Sometimes you can get a really good deal on used items on ebay. I bought pant liners, jacket liner and socks. I rode Windrock last year when it was 15 degrees and it was my first ride using them. I didn't belive they would work as well as I had been told. I turned them up to high. I had to turn them down to about half way because they got so hot I couldn't stand it. I also bought the heated gloves but I don't use them much as I already had heated grips. I am thinking about putting in a couple of grab bars in the side by side I am building and putting heated grips on them for my co-pilot.

Well , since you mention it.
in January , we was at Brimstone.
and friday morning it was -5 degrees.
i think 12 degrees was the high all day
I had 2 pair of sweat pants on. 2 pair
thermal socks , 2 sweat jackets on
a winter coat. and my insulated bibs on.
with full face mask and toboggan. with
my $70 dollar ski gloves on , and i was
not cold at all.
Course a full windshield is a must.

Ask anyone that was there how cold it was.
i had no ice in my cooler , and i still had to wrap
my drinks in a towel to keep them from freezing...
and hell thay still froze. I like the riding.

The ice storm froze everything Saturday night.
Ask Ronnie how much fun it was driving back to the hotel
from the steak house on solid ice.....
That was a little nerve racking....

But i would do it again, if anyone will Sack up....

Chris....

Well, I got to drive a Razor S this past weekend. It measures 60" and I had my doubts as to if the guy could make it through some of the trails we run but it did. I only got to play around on the gravel road with it but the low end power really supprised me! If I didn't have most all the parts laying around to build a side by side I think I would buy a Razor S. (I never thought I would say that) The guy did pinch a hole in the right front tire it a tight place but so did a Rhino. Also, one of the other Rhinos knocked his top off in another place. He carried it back strapped in the bed......... The Razor didn't have a problem there as it is shorter.