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Winner of the Tucker Rocky/ATVPT's Most Practical & Innovative Product Award for 06

Winner of the Tucker Rocky/ATVPT's most Practical & Innovative Product Award for 06 is, "Rain Riders Industries".

Congratulations to the RRI crew for receiving this prestigious award. You have set the bar a notch higher, for judging of next years award!

Rain Riders Industries Motto and Slogan: "We Ride Dry"

  • RRI lays claim to the world's first "convertible" cab top enclosure for the ATV enthusiast. Rain Riders Industries always "Ride Dry" and want you to ride dry too. RRI is extremely pleased to introduce the most versatile, functional and highest quality "cab top" enclosure for the ATV 4-wheeler industry available today.

Rain Riders Company History:

  • In West Virginia, in the backyard of the "ATV capital of the world", the Rain Rider™ Convertible Top was born. Two brothers (and avid ATV riders), Ray Miller and John Weddington, created the world's first convertible top for the ATV industry. As in all good inventions, the two brothers solved a problem that has plagued the ATV industry forever.
  • The design was simplistic and extremely functional. They wanted a weather protection top that could easily cover the ATV rider "when the protection was needed", at a moments notice and without hassle.
  • The enthusiasts looked everywhere for a "convertible" top in the marketplace and could not find one. So, they built one. And that is how the Rain Rider™ Convertible Top was born.
  • Ray and John approached some business people and investors to help launch their new product. Everyone that they approached, that knew anything about ATV's, fell in love with the Rain Rider™ top. And that is how Rain Riders Industries was founded. Through proto type and R&D development, we at Rain Riders Industries believe we have what the ATV rider has been looking for.
  • Rain Riders Industries is located in Charleston, West Virginia. Please contact us via e-mail, fax, or phone. The initial launch date for this exciting new product will be this Summer 2005.

Operating Instructions:

Operating Instructions Do’s and Don’ts

  1. Follow all of the ATV’s manufacturer’s Owners Manual regarding safety information
  2. Properly maintain your ATV prior to riding.
  3. Never operate your ATV while under the influence of drugs or alcohol
  4. Follow the assembly instructions when installing the Rain Rider™ top. Make sure the top is secured and properly fitted before riding the ATV.
  5. The Rain Rider™ top is to be used only with one legal aged rider on the ATV.
  6. The Rain Rider™ top in its “covered” position (where the top is up and covering the rider) should not be used in the darkness.
  7. The Rain Rider™ top is to protect the rider from the elements of rain, snow, or mild windy conditions. The Rain Rider™ top IS NOT INTENDED or DESIGNED to protect from anything else. It is not intended, or designed, to protect the rider from any accident. The Rain Rider™ top is not to be considered in any fashion as a safety protection device.
  8. The Rain Rider™ is not fire proof or lightning proof.
  9. When the Rain Rider™ top is “up” and “in use” the maximum speed for the rider is to be 5 MPH in daylight only.
  10. It is the owner’s responsibility to maintain the exhaust emission system and make sure it is working properly. Consult your ATV’s Owner Manual to make sure no improper emissions are escaping from the muffler system. Although the Rain Rider™ top is not totally encapsulating and naturally has ventilation, all improper exhaust emissions need to be addressed by the owner.
  11. Always follow the safety standards and protective wearing apparel recommended by the laws and ATV industry standards.
  12. Do not exceed 5 MPH when the Rain Rider™ top is in use.
  13. Always allow extra room for the Rain Rider™ top when navigating in tight, or brushy terrain. It is the owner’s responsibility to make proper decisions about navigating through tight spots. At times it may be necessary to put the Rain Rider™ top in its “down” (or nonuse) position when navigating through a tight opening or spot.
  14. The Rain Rider™ top is not designed to protect the rider from sticks, brush or branches that form any solid obstruction that may be encountered.
  15. Do not modify the Rain Rider™ top.
  16. In general: The Rain Rider™ top is only intended to help protect one rider from mild weather elements ONLY (such as rain, snow, mild windy conditions). The Rain Rider™ top IS NOT INTENDED to be “any type of a safety device” in case of “any accident”.
  17. Rain Riders Industries believes that this product is an excellent product when used safely and as it was designed. We believe it to only be a convenience accessory when the ATV rider needs some mild weather elements protection while riding the ATV. Do not consider the Rain Rider™ top for any other function when in use.
  18. When the Rain Rider™ top is removed and used as a tent there is no other function implied, or intended, but that the Rain Rider™ top to offer minimum protection from the weather elements for brief periods
  19. Do not ride ATV with loaded weapon
  20. Make sure holding pins are in place every time you ride your ATV
  21. Beware that sliding rails are made of fiberglass and are in three sections. Rain Rider, LLC will not be responsible for any injury that these slide rails could potentially cause in case of any type of accident, or malfunction.
  22. When Rain Rider™ top is in use, the rider must be responsible for driving safely. The Rain Rider, LLC will be held harmless for any accident that possibly could occur due to the limited visibility that is inherently built into the function of this top that covers the rider.
  23. Top should never be used in darkness.
  24. The top is not a support system for any type of loads. All care and precaution should be used when top is in use.
  25. Do not drill holes, or alter the fiberglass slide rails in anyway. Any alterations could lead to fiberglass failing, or splintering.
  26. IF slide rails are being carried separately on ATV (not in use), then secure them safely, just as you would for arrows for a bow. Although these fiberglass slide rails are secured on the ground. As extra precaution the user should protect and support the fiberglass ends with heavy rocks (albeit carefully so as not to damage the slide rails).
  27. In grades of 10% or more, Rain Riders, LLC does not recommend driving an ATV with the top in use.
  28. All standard safety precaution that ATV riders are to use should always be adhered to. Rain Riders, LLC expects that all riders be responsible for themselves and use good common sense when operating an ATV at all times. Rain Rider, LLC recognizes and has tried to explain in common sensible terms the function purpose and limitations of the Rain Rider™ top. When the top is on the ATV at all times. Rain Rider, LLC recognizes and has tried to explain in common sensible terms the function purpose and limitations of the Rain Rider™ top. When the top is on the ATV it has a limited purpose to only protect the rider in mild weather conditions. The rider should use extra caution when using the Rain Rider™ top and good common sense. Rain Riders, LLC implies no other purpose or function for the Rain Rider™ to than be a mild weather protection device.

  

  

  

Contact info:

Rain Riders Industries
1 Hermitage Road
Charleston, WV 25314
Phone: 304.342.5544
Fax: 304.342.5540
   
Toll Free:

1.888.799.0021

Web site: http://www.ridedry.com/

 

 

 

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