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RUESCH 2009 Body RUESCH 2009 Pre-Runner Body
   


Sparhawk Bolt on Turbo For
CFMoto 500cc engine
   

New Milton SS Series Alloy Wheels
Better perfomance - Half the price - Same Warranty
No Comparrison

Adam & James - Sunset Cruise
Pismo Beach 08
New RMD Exhibit Transport
West Coast

Sept 08 Dealer Training Class
RUESCH XRL Feature Shot in Side x Side Action Magazine
   
   

Off camber jump testing at Pismo
Driver - Lead engineer for Fox Shocks
Fully compressed time and time again
The Baja suspension handles it right out of the box

We tested jumping and fast whoops for 3 days
Look at the 16" travel in the back & 17" in the front
Now look at the next picture

This is stock suspension
No production UTV even comes close


Here's a Master Dealers machine
After a throurough Dealer Demo Ride


40 MPH down 100 yards of whoops
Do this in a stock UTV and you go to the hospital
3x UROC Champion (Troy Bailey)
Practicing for upcoming Race with his XRL

Driver is Fox Engineer Ross Mcnab

Ruesch will race any stock out of the box OEM
down these whoops in Pismo for pinks any day.
Some stock machines saw us testing down this
dangerous stretch of whoops and gave it a try 		When a 29K Rhino can't do it there is NO WAY
anything stock can do it!!
after bucking uncontrolably over the third whoop
and digging their teeth out of their steering wheel
they came to their senses and hit the brakes.
You can spend 30K building a stock machine
Or you can just buy a stock RUESCH for 1/3 the cost.


Young Chris took first place against 23 contestants
in the open class barrel racing event at Moab 2008
RUESCH beat out a RZR and a Tyrex




2008 Moab rally with 300 participants



As you can see, we test hard in the snow, mud, sand, water, slick rock, and the air. Our machines have been through it all just so we know ourselves that that a 6 month warranty is nothing to be afraid of. Our customers go where everyone goes in confidence.

A Little bit of Turbo makes a whole lot of difference. Too much power for the XR we determied but it's a dream on the XRL. RUESCH is the first production UTV that comes stock with a Vector Turbo.




Southern Utah rock Crawling - Larry Seegmiller - RMD

Go ahead and tell us how much faith we have in our roll cages. With the front wheels off the ground half the time, our new dealers go home knowing that our vehicles aren't following anyone. We prefer to lead!

This slick rock sandstone is a bit much for the new riders, but the seasoned trainees showed them how it's done. This is as verticle as you can get and she climbs it like straight up.


Home of Rock Crawl Championships 2007


Good look at the our bottom

Time for a wash - Master Dealer Training


RUESCH XRL - one of only three that attempted the
virticle climb during the Moab Rally 2008

This shot ended up in Side x Side Action Magazine

 
This is the average RMD setup for dealer demos
RUESCH Featured on the cover of   UTV Dealer News


Adam and Brady - Central Cal Master Dealers

 


Adam will do anything
After 3 hours of jumping Brady called to suggest
lifetime warranty on the frames

   
   

Panther 80hp


Panther - Alpha Male 150hp
 
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