Dirt Wheels - February 2017

This military-look, steel-bodied, three-seat UTV drew crowds at the Massimo booth.

It certainly looks heavy duty.

Point Two makes an air vest that is like an air bag for your body. It activates in a crash but is reusable.

POINT TWO AIR VESTS

Point Two Air Vests has been in the vest business since 2009, but the company is relatively new to the U.S. The vest doesn’t look too extraordinary when it is on. And, in fact, the hi-vis models look pretty much like the visibility safety vests that you see construction workers wearing. The truth is, the flexible and lightweight polyester shell hides the inner work-

MILLENNIUM TECHNOLOGIES
BILLET RZR 1000 CYLINDERS

Want more power from your RZR XP 1000 without the hassle of a turbo? Millennium Technologies has three big-bore kits for the 1000 that deliver a displacement between 1042cc and 1109cc that can supply over a 20-per- cent increase in power over stock. MT is working on this billet cylinder for the bore kits. For more information, watch Millenniun-Tech.net for final specs and pricing.

MASSIMO WARRIOR 700

Massimo is a Garland, Texas-
based company selling UTVs and
ATVs. It claims that the machines are
built in Texas from globally sourced
components, but most of the mod-
els have a striking resemblance to
Hisun machinery. That is, all except
for the $12,995 steel-bodied Warrior
700. The steel body has the look of a
military vehicle, and this machine is
loaded with heavy-duty folding tie-
down points. This is a three-seater
with three bucket seats rather than
the expected bench. With 34 horse-
power and a curb weight pushing
2000 pounds, performance should be
modest, but it was attracting a ton of
attention at the show. See www.mass
imomotors.com.