UTV of the Month

High Lifter's Polaris RZR XP 900

February 2011

High Lifter's 2011 Polaris RZR XP 900 is this month's UTV of the Month. The RZR XP features the prototype of High Lifter's new 5-inch lift. The lift creates enough room for a set of huge 28" Radial Outlaws.

The new RZR XP's 88 horsepower is a mud lover's dream and the long travel suspension create a great platform which should create quite a following.

High Lifter will have their RZR XP at the 2011 Mud Nationals. We plan to get a closer look at this machine and also find out more about High Lifter's product plans for the RZR XP.

Specifications:

2011 Polaris RZR XP 900
High Lifter 5" Lift
High Lifter 28" Radial Outlaw Tires
Custom Roof
PURE Polaris Half Windshield
Tow Hook

High Lifter 5" Polaris RZR XP Lift Kit (prototype)

Features of the Radial Outlaw tire include deep, sharply angled tread bars with a cupped leading edge for maximum traction and a paddle-like effect in mud. Over 3,000 biting edges on the extensive siping allow for superior traction in most environments. The sipes on the Radial Outlaw are designed to meet the trail at a 90 degree angle for maximum traction on even slick surfaces. Alternating lugs wrap 3 inches down the sidewall for an extended pulling area that allows riders to gain traction on the sides of ruts or on rocks. The Radial Outlaw has a 6-ply radial construction

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About High Lifter:

High Lifter Products, Inc. has been developing and marketing unique, after-market accessories for utility, 4-wheel drive ATVs, UTVs, and RUVs since 1996. In this short time, the company has grown from a one-man, backyard hobby into a 35 employee, multi-million dollar corporation.

Business operations are carried out at our 28,000 square foot location in Shreveport, Louisiana. This building includes a retail showroom, a performance shop, executive offices, and is surrounded by 3 large warehouses. We also operate through our main website, www.highlifter.com, which is visited by millions of unique visitors per month, and includes a full product catalog, a chat room and forum, games, an online ATV magazine, and many, many more informative and entertaining features.

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