RZR, Teryx, and Rhino Roofs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj0S2LbRotA

My buddy that lives 1/2 mile down the road from me who has his own Body Shop, is making these roofs to sale if anyone is interested. The green RZR in the video is mine. At least take a look at the video and let us know what you guys think. The making of these roofs is still a work in progress.The welds on the ones seen in video still need to be ground and polished. The holes in my roof have not been drilled for luggage tie downs as my roof is a protoype that he started with. 2 of these roofs are complete and can be seen on display at Bub's Cycle located @ Crab Orchard,Wv or at ATV Parts Plus in Beckley,WV.

Sorry, but i failed to mention that he also offers the option of powder coating the roof in the color of your choice!

My friend is a fairly new member of this site.He registered on here a good while back as WVHOTRODRHINO. He or i would be more than happy to answer any questions that you may have about the roofs.

Does he make one for a Ranger?

The roofs look great , but I rub allot of trees with the tops of my doors . Do you think the area with the tiedown holes would hold up to scraping trees ? Other than that concern , those are very nice roofs .

the tops look great.


but on the rzr roof he may want to take about an inch or so off each side or it will end up with lots of damage to the roof. the top needs to no wider than the cage.

pwm wrote:

Does he make one for a Ranger?

At this time he has not made one for the XP.However he said that he could go to the dealer where he has 2 of these roofs on display and check out the dimensions and what it would take as far as the amount of diamond plate in order to special make one if you are seriously interested.The cost for one might be SLIGHTLY more than the ones he offers now just due to the size.But if you like we could check into it for you. It can be diamond plate or smooth.

4x4dad wrote:

The roofs look great , but I rub allot of trees with the tops of my doors . Do you think the area with the tiedown holes would hold up to scraping trees ? Other than that concern , those are very nice roofs .

The roof he made for his rhino that you see in the pictures, doesn't give him any problems whatsoever as far as trees rubbing from the side because the roof lip doesn't protrude past the top of the roll cage.However if that is a concern,he will also make these roofs heavy duty.The current roofs in the pictures are 1/8th" thick. He will also make them 3/16" if that is what you prefer.

bush wrote:

the tops look great.


but on the rzr roof he may want to take about an inch or so off each side or it will end up with lots of damage to the roof. the top needs to no wider than the cage.

You are correct.The picture you see of my RZR with the roof is not a very good one.The roof does not stick out past the rollcage.Actually after a few modifications the roof for the rzr now has a slight v-shape to it with the front actually being slightly more narrow in width at the front and increasing slightly in width at the rear to accomplish being as narrow as possible while making sure that the roof offers maximum protection from the elements. The pics of the RZR roof don't do it justice. I will take more and better pics at different angles this coming week to clarify what you see. Maybe i'll even clean that dirty machine beforehand...heh,heh.Thank you so much for your input,all of you!Keep it coming.

I have also noticed on the poll that i posted that there are a couple of votes on there that some don't like the roofs at all. We consider that important, and constructive information with no offense taken at all. We want the people who do not like it to please tell us what you don't like about it in order to take those responses and try to make these roofs better. We absolutely do not want to just make a roof ,throw it out there, and say take it or leave it. Our intent is to make these roofs with your guys opinions and suggestions in mind. We want to hear from you whether you like them or not.

I don't care for the diamond pattern plate, smooth IMHO would be nicer looking, or brushed finish that would look great.