We have a 2006 Joyner Sand Viper 650. I would like to install side nets to ensure our arms stay inside the vehicle in the event of a roll over. Not sure if they are completely effective, but figure they can't hurt.

Any ideas on where I can purchase them?

Thanks,
Vincent

Try one of these two:

Kidnme Motorsports
1605 Dooley Rd.
Whiteford, Maryland 21160
Phone: 717-825-0669
Web: http://www.KidNMeKarts.com
POC: Tom
Handle: KidInMe

McDonough Power Sports
2000 Highway 42 North
McDonough, GA 30253
Phone: 678-272-7517
Fax: 678-272-7520
Web: http://www.McDonoughPowersports.com
POC: Eric
Handle: BigE

This?

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/GFR-4131BK/?image=large

You would probably need to adapt it but it would give you a good start.

Glade

Or are you thinking more of the triangulated openwheel chassis nets?

Thanks for the replies. The Summit Racing version is what I was looking for, but I was thinking someone would sell a kit including the latches.

Thanks for the starting points.

Vincent

http://www.usnetting.com/

These folks will make them to your specs. I was thinking of having them do both sides and the back at some point

I have some that fit a rhino, I will get a picture in a few minutes

here is a pic, they have all the mounting hardware.

That's the ticket right there!
This is what we use in the MBRA. They work and we highly recommend using them. The seatbelt will keep you in your seat but the triangle nets will keep your arm inside the cage. Another nice feature, you can slide in past the nets without taking them off.

Where did you guys get the triangulated ones?

I finally finished rebuilding the suspension on my car so I am bringing the buggy home from the storage building. I will need to take some measurements. I like the idea of the full window net, but if the triangulated nets are recommended, it may be the way to go.

Do you have any pictures of the triangulated nets installed?

Thanks,
Vincent