Two lit Rhino whips standing above a side-by-side at night on a frosted trail, lighting the branches overhead

Engineered and built in North Carolina

Rhino Whip Lights

Hand-wrapped in Huntersville on a 1″ or 1.3″ core, on a spring base Rhino machines because it could not buy one that would hold the weight.

Two Rhino 2.0 whips lying on turf, branded collars toward the camera, the wrapped LED strip running away out of frame

Two 2.0s, collars forward

HomeWhip LightsRhino Whips

Three platforms from $195 · 1″ and 1.3″ · RGB and RGB+W

Built and wrapped in Huntersville, North Carolina.

Step one

Choose your platform.

Not three price points — three builds across two lighting systems. The 2.0 and the 2.5 are RGB. The 3.0 is RGB+W, with a dedicated white channel and the Axion rock lights that run on it.

Choose your whip platform

Step two

Configure your whips

Length
Sold as
Controller
Wiring, turn signals and vehicle integration Optional — most builds do not need these
Plug-and-play wiring
Turn, brake and reverse

Connex takes the vehicle's own signals and puts them on the lighting you already own.

Engineered by RhinoOur board, our firmware, our spring.
Built in North CarolinaWrapped, potted and wired in Huntersville.
ServiceableDesigned so we can open it and repair it.
Automated RMASubmit online and track every step.

Real technical support. The people who build the system are the people who support it. 704-270-2695

A broken whip is a repair, not a re-order. How a repair actually works

The range

Three whips, compared.

If you are between platforms, this is the row that usually decides it.

Rhino whip platforms compared
Specification RHINO 2.0 The Classic RHINO 2.5 FATTIE The Fattie RHINO 3.0 The Flagship
Best for One whip, a 4-footer, or a tight mount Maximum RGB presence - up to 50% more strip than the 2.0 at the same length White that works, and Axion RGB+W
Diameter 1" 1.3" 1.3"
Lighting system RGB system RGB system RGB+W · Axion system
Lengths 2 foot · 3 foot · 4 foot 2 foot · 3 foot 2 foot · 3 foot
Sold as Single or Pair Pair Pair
Runs with Diamond RGB rock lights, Halos, RGB strip Diamond RGB rock lights, Halos, RGB strip Axion RGB+W rock lights, RGB+W strip
Turn / brake / reverse Connex Lite or Pro · RhinoLink BETA Connex Lite or Pro · RhinoLink BETA Not on the RGB+W system
From $195 $435 $550
Choose Configure this one Full specs & reviews Configure this one Full specs & reviews Configure this one Full specs & reviews
RHINO 2.0 The Classic · from $195
Best for
One whip, a 4-footer, or a tight mount
Diameter
1"
Lighting system
RGB system
Lengths
2 foot · 3 foot · 4 foot
Sold as
Single or Pair
Runs with
Diamond RGB rock lights, Halos, RGB strip
Turn / brake / reverse
Connex Lite or Pro · RhinoLink BETA
RHINO 2.5 FATTIE The Fattie · from $435
Best for
Maximum RGB presence - up to 50% more strip than the 2.0 at the same length
Diameter
1.3"
Lighting system
RGB system
Lengths
2 foot · 3 foot
Sold as
Pair
Runs with
Diamond RGB rock lights, Halos, RGB strip
Turn / brake / reverse
Connex Lite or Pro · RhinoLink BETA
RHINO 3.0 The Flagship · from $550
Best for
White that works, and Axion RGB+W
Diameter
1.3"
Lighting system
RGB+W · Axion system
Lengths
2 foot · 3 foot
Sold as
Pair
Runs with
Axion RGB+W rock lights, RGB+W strip
Turn / brake / reverse
Not on the RGB+W system
Macro of two wrapped whips on turf, close enough to read the strip, with no gap between runs

Wrapped, not stuffed

Wrapped all the way round.

The strip runs 360 degrees around the core with no gap between runs, sealed in UV-protected resin under clear heat shrink. There is no back of a Rhino whip and no dead side to point away from the trail.

A 1.3-inch Fattie whip held beside a 1-inch standard whip, labelled "fatties" and "standard", showing the difference in diameter

The 2.5 Fattie

More tube. More LEDs.

A 2 ft Fattie carries the same LED count as a 3 ft 2.0, and a 3 ft Fattie the same as a 4 ft 2.0 — the same light, a foot shorter. Put them at equal height and the gap is 50% more LEDs at 2 ft, and about 28% at 3 ft.

2 foot

Rhino 2.0 ~240
Rhino 2.5 Fattie ~360 +50%

3 foot

Rhino 2.0 ~360
Rhino 2.5 Fattie ~462 +28%

4 foot

Rhino 2.0 ~462
Rhino 2.5 Fattie Not built

LEDs per whip, not per pair. Rhino's own catalog figures, quoted as the approximations they are — no whip has been through the bench, and this page does not dress them as measurements. No count is published for the Rhino 3.0: RGB+W uses a different emitter and nobody has counted one yet.

A whip and its spring base together on turf, the branded collar, the spring and the brass mounting stud all in one frame

USA-made spring base

We couldn't buy a spring strong enough. So we built one.

That is the actual origin of the spring line. Rhino built a 1.3-inch whip and then could not buy a spring anywhere that would take the load, so it started making its own. The base is an anti-clogging, metal-to-metal quick disconnect — pull the whip, leave the base bolted on.

4″Spring, included
10 ft3-pin 18-gauge wire

A spring is required on any whip 2 ft or longer for the warranty to apply. Springs are included.

2.5 and 3.0

Same 1.3" platform. Different lighting technology.

The Fattie and the 3.0 are the same whip: the same body, the same wrap, the same base. What changes between them is the LED strip inside — and the system it puts you on.

RHINO 3.0

RGB+W

The same three colour channels, plus a fourth driving a dedicated white emitter.

RGB+W · Axion system

Configure the Rhino 3.0

Identical on both whips

  • The same 1.3-inch body, 360-degree wrap and clear shrink
  • The same USA-made spring base and metal-to-metal quick disconnect
  • The same repair path - both open on the same bench, under the same RMA

RGB and RGB+W

Two systems. Pick one and stay on it.

RGB makes white by mixing all three channels, and it usually lands slightly blue or slightly pink. RGB+W gives white its own emitter on its own channel. That is the upgrade — and it is also a different system. These are two lighting architectures, not one system with a white option, so whatever you add later, add it to the one your whips are on.

RGB

What runs on RGB

Rhino 2.0 whips · Rhino 2.5 Fattie whips · Diamond RGB rock lights · Halos · RGB strip

Connex turn, brake and reverse boards and the Connex switch panels run on RGB.

RGB+W

What runs on RGB+W

Rhino 3.0 whips · Axion RGB+W rock lights · RGB+W strip

Connex turn, brake and reverse is not available for RGB+W yet.

Build on one system or the other. RGB and RGB+W are separate architectures, and a machine that wants both is a wiring conversation we would rather have on the phone than guess at here. The Bluetooth controller is the same part number either way, so there is no second controller to choose between. 704-270-2695

Out in the wild

Customer builds.

★★★★★

“Their products are a bit pricey but they are 100% worth it.”

I've had my set of 4 foot whips on my machine for over 2 years now and considering the amount of abuse they get where they're so tall they still work like brand new.

Kill3rW0lf101

Durability

★★★★★

“Amazing whips. Have rolled my rzr whips were 90° to the ground and they didn't snap. Rolled the rzr back over and the whips were still working just like normal.”

Review Master

Pro shop

★★★★★

“I work for Great Western Motorcycles and Rhino lights are the only whip, rock lights we use.”

T Pitt

Durability

★★★★★

“Put the 18inch light whips with springs on my pickup truck snow plow and they are great. I hit a mailbox at 25mph or little faster in a subdivision with one of the light whips and it held together and still works perfectly”

Jamey Dell

Read the reviews on Google

A dense row of finished Rhino whips on the bench, machined bases forward

Huntersville, North Carolina

Built here, on purpose.

The LED strip is built to length, wrapped, potted and wired here, by the people who designed the system — which is why a whip can be opened, diagnosed and repaired rather than replaced.

The company behind it

Serviceable. Not disposable.

The people who designed the board and wrapped the whip are the people who repair it. That is the whole reason a repair is possible at all — and it applies to every platform, not just the newest one. A 2.0 comes back to the same bench as a 3.0.

01

File it online

Start an RMA from your account. It generates the packing slip and the shipping options for you.

02

We repair it

A flat $65 for components and labour, paid when you file — shipping to us is separate. One RMA per pair of whips; sending more than one pair on a single RMA voids it.

03

You watch it happen

Received, in progress, repairing, quality control, shipped — each step is tracked against your RMA.

04

It comes back

Your whips back, repaired, with tracking — rather than a credit toward buying the same thing again.

Before you buy

Common questions

Can Rhino RGB and RGB+W products run together?

No. They use different lighting architectures and should be treated as two separate systems.

Rhino 2.0 and Rhino 2.5 Fattie whips belong to RGB, alongside Diamond RGB rock lights, Halos and RGB strip. Rhino 3.0 whips belong to RGB+W, alongside Axion RGB+W rock lights and RGB+W strip.

You can absolutely run both on one vehicle — plenty of machines do — but plan it as two systems, which usually means a controller for each. That is a wiring conversation, and it depends on the machine. Call 704-270-2695 before you order and we will lay it out with you.

Which whip works with Axion?

The Rhino 3.0. Axion is an RGB+W rock light, and the 3.0 is the RGB+W whip — they are the same system.

The Rhino 2.0 and the Rhino 2.5 Fattie are RGB whips and are not part of the Axion lighting system. If you are running Axion, the 3.0 is the whip.

What is the difference between the 2.5 and the 3.0?

The LED strip. They are otherwise essentially the same whip: the same 1.3" platform, the same 360-degree wrap and clear shrink, and the same USA-made spring base.

The Rhino 2.5 Fattie carries an RGB strip. The Rhino 3.0 carries an RGB+W strip with a dedicated white channel, which is what puts it on the Axion system.

Both are serviceable and both come back to the same bench under the same RMA. The 3.0 is not a tougher whip — it is the same whip with different lighting.

Which controller do I need, and is one in the box?

The RGB and RGBW Bluetooth Controller w/ Music, $60.00. There is only one to choose from: the same part number covers an RGB system and an RGB+W system, so you order the same controller whichever whip you buy. It drives the system you put it on, not both at once — see the first question.

It is not in the box — a whip ships with the whip, the spring and the wire, and no controller.

How do these mount?

On the spring base, which bolts to a bracket on your machine. The base uses a metal-to-metal quick disconnect, so the whip comes off for a garage door or a trailer and the base stays bolted on.

We build brackets for most common machines. If you are not sure what fits yours, call us before you order it.

Do I need the wiring harness?

Not necessarily — it is a convenience, at $48.25 plus the switch graphic. If you are comfortable wiring it yourself, you can.

One thing not to do either way: every whip ships with 10 ft of wire. Do not extend it - longer runs corrupt the data signal.

What does a repair cost, and how do I follow it?

A flat $65 for components and labour when you file, plus shipping to us. The repair is tracked in your account from the day it reaches the bench until it ships back.

Coverage is assessed per request and applies to the original purchaser. The full terms are on the warranty page.

Ready when you are

Pick your platform. Build your system.

RGB with the 2.0 or the 2.5, or RGB+W with the 3.0 and Axion. Pick the system, pick the length, add the controller. Compatible Rhino products you add later can join that system.

Rhino Whips From $195