
- by Landon McMath
Practical SXS Accessories for Visibility and Everyday Use
- by Landon McMath
Practical SXS accessories solve problems you notice on the trail. A cargo setup may block the factory camera. A new door or cage may change where a mirror can mount. Start by identifying what’s in the way, then choose the smallest change that solves it.
With your normal gear loaded, check what the camera can see. If an accessory blocks part of the view, a compatible relocation bracket can change where the camera sits. DRT offers an adjustable rear camera relocation kit for the Polaris XPEDITION and a separate rear camera extension for Polaris RZR Pro Series models. Check the vehicle application and compatibility with your rack or tire carrier before ordering. The XPEDITION kit mounts to DRT rear bumper 20205RB01101.
Check the view from your usual driving position. Consider whether the cage, doors, windshield, or cab panels affect where you can put a mirror. Compare the brackets and applications in the DRT mirror collection before buying.
A light aimed at the cargo area solves a different problem from a forward-facing trail light. Decide what you want to illuminate, then check the mounting location, switch placement, and electrical requirements. Check for glare from the windshield or hood before settling on the final aim.
Have the passenger sit in their usual position and check where their hands naturally reach. Confirm that the handle mounts to the intended point and clears the door, controls, and other accessories through their full range of movement.
Work through one everyday issue at a time. If you’re planning protection, storage, or recovery changes too, see what to upgrade first on your side-by-side for the bigger picture.
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