Polaris General Tinted Rear Windshield With Vent Reviews

4.7 Rating 23 Reviews

Polaris General Venting Rear Windshield FITMENT:
General 1000 2-Seat (2016+) General 1000 4-Seat (2016+) General XP 2-Seat (2020+) General XP 4-Seat (2020+) WILL ALSO FIT 2020+ models w/Rockford Fosgate Audio System Rear Speakers
FEATURES: Reduce dust in the cockpit with this Polycarbonate Polaris General Rear Window!
Made from Tinted General Purpose Polycarbonate All new TRR (Tool-less Rapid Release) mounting system for easy install Scooped "comfort flow" vent system allows for adjustable airflow as desired Includes all necessary hardware Instructions provided by Spike Power Sports Trailerable with Full Front Windshield and Roof

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Kalush William

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“It was very easy to install, I like the way it just clamps into place. It looks good, would have liked it to be a little thicker material, but it is holding up well.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“pretty nice fit looks good little warped not bad”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Shipped and received on time ,definitely recommend UTV ..”

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Posted 2 years ago

Amber Morgan

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“Fit right in with no issues. The window is of great quality. Fast shipping and great customer service. They called to verify I had placed the order.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Love it works well”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Looks good install was tougher than thought with getting the clips to snap over!”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Very good quality Plexi. Easy to follow instructions. Tinting keeps the sun off your back and neck”

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Posted 2 years ago

Jon A Ostlund

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“While I am happy with this rear windshield, I only rated it as 3 stars due to some installation issues. First issue - you have to attach weather stripping all around the outer edge of the window. Second Issue, you have to install the six latch hooks (that secure the windshield to the machine). These six latch hooks are hard to install. The easiest way I was able to do it was to warm the plastic latches in near boiling water. This made the plastic pliable, but it still took significant hand force to get them to secure in place. My complaint is that the manufacturer should shipped the windshield with these things attached and ready to go. It’s a lot of effort to prep and you have to be careful so as not to damage the plastic. My final issue is my General has Polaris door uppers. The back window uppers connect with brackets to the exact same spots where the windshield latch hooks need to connect. Both brackets can’t be in the same place on the roll bar. The end result is I had to remove one bracket off each door upper and one latch off each side of the windshield. So the windshield is mounted but with only 4 of the 6 latches and the door uppers now have two fewer brackets.”

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Posted 2 years ago