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Hi renegade11 and welcome to UTV Boards. I take it the 09 Renegade is the one with the same colour tray as the rest of the UTV and a spare wheel bracket on the rear rollcage. If so what are the main differences between the 09 and 08 models and any chance of some photos ?

Cheers Mike.

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Hey guys

yes its nice to have our own spot now,

we liked the 08 Renegade so much after we were T-boned in it by a car we got the 09 right from Joyner

even after a dealer gave us a great price on a Trooper but we wanted another Renegade, on the new one we upgraded to the safari bed and ITP wheels and Goodyear tires, best thing we did was the tires and wheels.

Now I have to get going on the rebuild of the old one so I can use it for work (when Im not on a ride)

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