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<blockquote data-quote="450grl" data-source="post: 932164" data-attributes="member: 6425">I would say DEF go with the RZR-S - in a &quot;grassroots&quot; type of organization, you should only need the minimal safety gear, etc - at least to start out with.&nbsp; The RZR-S will be way more verstatile than the Riot - plus, if you already have a Ridge-Runner, the RZR-S will be something different and fun and very versatile.If you just go with what you have listed, you aren't far off...but might want to add a few things, too.....A-arm mounting point gussetts - will help keep your arms from ripping out of the frameFuel level sending unit/gauge - to see how much gas you have - NICE to know! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> Neck restraint of some kind - from a neck roll to a Hans device - prices will vary considerably.....5-point harnesses - VERY IMPORTANT!! Good ones will run you about $120 each...That's all I can think of for the basics....stock (or almost stock) is a lot of fun - usually pretty low maintenance and spare parts won't break the bank.&nbsp; Good luck on whatever you decide to do!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="450grl, post: 932164, member: 6425"] I would say DEF go with the RZR-S - in a "grassroots" type of organization, you should only need the minimal safety gear, etc - at least to start out with. The RZR-S will be way more verstatile than the Riot - plus, if you already have a Ridge-Runner, the RZR-S will be something different and fun and very versatile. If you just go with what you have listed, you aren't far off...but might want to add a few things, too..... A-arm mounting point gussetts - will help keep your arms from ripping out of the frame Fuel level sending unit/gauge - to see how much gas you have - NICE to know! :) Neck restraint of some kind - from a neck roll to a Hans device - prices will vary considerably..... 5-point harnesses - VERY IMPORTANT!! Good ones will run you about $120 each... That's all I can think of for the basics....stock (or almost stock) is a lot of fun - usually pretty low maintenance and spare parts won't break the bank. Good luck on whatever you decide to do! [/QUOTE]

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