GPR Stabilizer, OMF Performance Panels And More - Hardware

GPR Stabilizer
Low Boy Steering Stabilizer
Price: Starts at $450
After a crowded weekend at the dunes, the sand can get extremely choppy and wear your arms out in a hurry. One way to battle this problem is the addition of a quality steering stabilizer to your quad. The GPR Low Boy stabilizer mounts on the upper front frame rail and to the steering stem to help eliminate the bar being jarred out of your hands while riding across the chewed-up dunes. A simple and welcome upgrade to your machine that you'll be happy you made.
GPR Stabilizer: 619/661-0101;
www.gprstabilizer.com

OMF Performance
Rocker Panels
Price: Raw, $139.95; Polished, $179.95
Are you a Rhino or Teryx owner who wants protection for your feet and legs but doesn't feel the need for a full door? Take a look at the Rocker Panels from OMF Performance. These pieces are designed to fit in the doorway of both machines and keep debris from entering the driver and passenger compartment while still making getting in and out of the UTV easy. They are offered fully polished or in a raw finish so you can custom paint to your desires.
OMF Performance: 951/354-8272;
www.omfperformance.com

Twenty20
VholdR Wearable Camcorder
Price: $349.95
Have you ever been on a ride and launched off of that perfect jump and wished you could experience it again? Maybe you saw a buddy crash and think it would make a good addition to your YouTube collection. The VholdR is a small self-contained unit that withstands dust, dirt, sand and snow in addition to being water- and shock-resistant. Everything you record is stored directly to a supplied 2GB microSD card which gives you up to two hours of recording capability. The unit comes complete with camera, USB cable, one helmet mount, rechargeable battery and necessary software to get your newly acquired video on your computer.Twenty20: 206/792-5226; www.vholdr.com

Camelbak
H.A.W.G. Hydration System
Price: $100
Are you one of those riders who start their riding early in the morning and don't return to camp till late in the afternoon or night? If you're gone that long, you need to keep yourself hydrated and fed, and make sure you have some sort of jacket to keep the chill off of you. On utility machines, finding storage for this much stuff isn't much of a problem, but on a sport quad it's almost impossible. Enter the Camelbak H.A.W.G. hydration system with its 100-ounce reservoir and over 800 cubic inches of storage space; you can almost bring camp with you. The padded shoulder straps and removable waist belt keep your load stable and you comfortable all at the same time as well. Visit the company's website to find a dealer near you.
Camelbak: www.camelbak.com

Troy Lee Designs
GP Air Riding Gear
Price: Pant, $135; jersey, $42
Just because the typical sand season is in the middle of winter doesn't mean that it doesn't get hot. The GP Air line from Troy Lee Designs is just what you need if you want to keep cool while you ride. The jersey is made from small-holed micro-meshed fiber and is considered the lightest in the industry. The pant features mesh panels for excellent ventilation and plenty of stretch panels in critical areas for a great fit. The gear is available in two color schemes so you look cool as well.Troy Lee Designs:
951/371-5219; www.troyleedesigns.com

DWT
A5 AlumiLite Wheels
Price: Varies per size
So you just bought some new paddle tires and now need the rims to mount them on. The A5 AlumiLite line is the perfect wheel to complement your new meats. This lightweight spun-aluminum wheel features a rolled lip on both the in- and outside bead surfaces which helps prevent bending after hitting those huge dune jumps. In addition, the shamrock-style pattern and high-polish finish give your ride a clean, classy look. The wheels are available in a variety of bolt patterns and offsets that will suit your every need.DWT: 760/758-5560; www.dwtracing.com