SuperATV – Yamaha YXZ Heavy Duty Axles – Stock Length – Rhino 2.0

Rhino 2.0 Lasts Longer If you want a machine that’s capable of handling extreme angles without breaking or overheating, start with SuperATV. Our Rhino 2.0 Axles will have your Yamaha YXZ working harder and running to impress. Rhino 2.0s are larger in the shaft and significantly stronger than stock. They’re made out of 4340 chromoly steel and receive a proprietary heat treatment to promote strength and longevity. Our heat treatment also gives the material a high-twist yield, meaning your Rhino 2.0 axle will flex like crazy before it even thinks about breaking. All of this comes together to give you a set of axles that you can ride on at full force. Factory Engineered and Tested We don’t cut corners with any of our products, and Rhino 2.0 axles are no exception. We designed them with the intention of creating the strongest axle possible, and according to our extensive testing data, we succeeded. We’ve invested millions of dollars in cutting-edge testing equipment so that we can say with certainty that our axles are the best. And we don’t just test our own axles—we put competitor products to the test, too. So when we say our axles outperform anything else on the market, we mean it. Race Proven SuperATV’s Rhino 2.0 Axles are trail tested and race proven. Just look at the results from the King of the Hammers 2018, an eight-hour endurance race that puts drivers and machines to the test. One hundred eighteen drivers started the race, but only twelve of them finished. And of those twelve, three were running Rhino 2.0s. If that doesn’t prove that Rhino 2.0 axles are the real deal, we don’t know what does. Backed by an 18-Month Warranty We believe in the performance of our Rhino 2.0 axles so strongly that we back them with an industry-leading 18-month warranty. So not only are you getting a professional-grade axle at a super affordable price, but you’re also getting the peace of mind that comes with knowing your axle is covered in case you miraculously manage to bust it. (But most likely, you won’t.)