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| Do you have a source for insuring the Rhino for liability and theft coverage?
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| Check with rvaa.com I hear they cover things of this nature
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| Check with proggresive insurance also you can put an alarm on it that kills the so it can't be started. One other itme I have used before is a hidden kill switch. Last of all you can use a chain to tlock the wheel in the front to the frame and this will prevent it from being rolled/coasted out of a location. When you are in the woods you might not be alone. I was 10 miles in on a US Forest service service road and a gun was stolen out of truck. Who would of thought.
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| State Farm charges about $300 per year for theft and liability. They classified the Rhino as a motorcycle? We also received the plate from DMV and they did the same.
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