Yamaha Wolverine RMAX Scratch Resistant Flip Windshield

FEATURES

• Designed for year-round riding—can be closed, vented, or fully open
• Made of 1/4” polycarbonate—250x stronger than glass and 25x stronger than acrylic
• Utilizes our proprietary XR Optic Hard Coating
• Fits the contours of your cage and hood perfectly
• Cutout in windshield leaves you with easy access to the Adventure Pro media center
• Comes preassembled for easy installation
• Can be used with soft or hard tops
• Made in the USA

DETAILS

Ready for Anything
You don’t let anything come between you and doing what you love—especially not the weather. Be prepared to ride in any conditions by installing SuperATV’s Scratch Resistant Flip Windshield on your Yamaha Wolverine RMAX. The versatile design allows you to ride with it fully closed, vented, or propped open. Being able to control how much airflow gets into your cab ensures that you’ll never have to stop riding due to the weather.

A Perfect Fit
A windshield is only as strong as its smallest parts, which is why we use nothing but the best. Heavy-duty clamps hold this windshield securely to your machine, and a full-length rubber bulb seal ensures that nothing gets in around the edges. A cutout along the bottom edge leaves you with easy access to your Adventure Pro media center. Everything arrives preassembled and ready to install so you can put it to the test right away.

Made with 1/4” Polycarbonate
No matter where you ride, you deserve a UTV windshield that can withstand the most brutal trail abuse. That’s why we make this one using 1/4” polycarbonate—at 250 times stronger than glass, it’s the best windshield material out there.

XR Optic Hard Coating
Our proprietary XR Optic Hard Coating takes this polycarbonate windshield to the next level. It offers unmatched scratch and abrasion resistance so you can ride easy through low-hanging branches and flying debris. It protects against UV rays too, which prevents yellowing and lets you enjoy years of crystal-clear riding.

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