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UTV Rear Window Detail Shows
Higher Light Transmission
KEMIMOTO Rear windshield made of polycarbonate material has a high light transmission rate of up to 93% and is lightweight and stronger.
High Quality Material
KEMIMOTO rear window is made of a high-quality PC, which is stable and sturdy.
Easy to Install
Just place the KEMIMOTO rear windshield in the roll bars and rotate the clamps to ensure the rear windshield.
All-Around Rubber Seal
Bulid-in rubber ensures seal perfect connection between the windshield and UTV without slipping and reducing noise while driving.
SSimages
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
Fits great and works even better when lined with sound dampening material.
Sonia J.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Easy to install perfect fit no issues
Little brown
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024
This would have been perfect if install was a little easier. Overall this window has improved my ride, it’s now less dust and much, much quieter.
Barbara Hardin
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024
Great fit, looks great and clear, easy to install, great value & quality and after washing it from riding in the mud there were no scratches. Would recommend.
JD McGee
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2023
If you have rear speakers take the bottom brackets off put the window in top 1st then reinstall the brackets.
PracticalGuy
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2023
I installed this on a 2021 Polaris General 1000 Sport. The bottom panel (black panel) took some time because my factory seatbelt anchor covers the top screw hole. There are 4 torx screws furnished with the rear windshield. The instructs will tell you to put them in loosely to drill your plastic pin holes. The two for the lower holes work fine however the top two are too short to go through the hole in the seatbelt anchor. However, the nut for the top hole will fit under the seatbelt anchor but it takes some fishing to get it to work. How I managed this? I took the seatbelt anchor totally off. I ran a wood dowel through hole in the seatbelt anchor then put the nut on the dowel and ran it through the lower (black panel) as I inserted the screw coming from the opposite direction, I gently pull the dowel out as the bolt began to thread the nut. Once it threaded up, I use a small flathead screwdriver to hold tension on the nut while I tightened. This is time consuming and hard to explain in type. My suggestion is going buy two stainless steel bolts that are a 1/4" longer than those furnished before you start. As a sidenote, if you have the storage bag that Velcro's over the square tubing so it hangs over your console you will need to be prepared to trim it because the center window bracket will not fit otherwise. I'm ok with the way I got it to work but those who aren't very handy and don't think outside the box will have a frustrating time. This is not a snip-snap and done project. Also, I do not know if "all" Polaris Generals have the same seatbelt anchor I just know how mine are. After you're done, you might want to drink a couple screwdrivers. Goodluck!
sissie
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2022
Easy install. Seals great
laiken brickey
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2022
Easy install
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