ATV Windshield w/Hardware - Features Wrap-Around Design that Shields Hands - Crafted of Heavy Duty Clear Acrylic - Easily Mounts onto Handlebars to Deflect Wind, Rain, Mud & Insects (66031)

Pretty tough and easy too install. I have been through many car washes and it has survived.

Love the windshield. Takes a little figure it out because it is a universal windshield. Fit my 2010 Polaris sportsman 850 XP very nice.. Again it doesn't just bolt right on but does work well once you figure out how you want to mount it..

Was kind of unsure when it arrived. I have a 2017 Yamaha Kodiak 700 w/out ps or upper light. Mounted w/out a problem. Hardware seems “ok” not too quality but adequate. The windshield seems very sturdy but I am still going to remove while I am transporting on the trailer. It might be fine at highway speeds but it goes on and off wheeler w/2 Allen head bolts.

Husband loves it but doesn’t fit in certain areas by his handle bars.

Mounted on ATV, easy to install , the set screws loosen - is there a fix?

I had a windshield originally on my Grizzly 600, but after many years it was scratched badly… I purchased this windshield and it is very shaky with the flimsy bracket system… If you pull your 4 wheeler with a trailer you have to take it off or it would blow off… I just took it off and left it off…

Great Value windshield, seems very durable, easily installed... would highly recommend.. easily adaptable to about any handlebar configuration....

The windshield itself is fine quality. The mounting hardware is pretty janky though. The Allen nuts that are supposed to keek it secure back out when driving. This loosens the windshield in the matter of just a few miles on a gravel road. The process was right ,but I would not buy this again!

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Not a big problem. Vibrates loose, required a couple tightenings to hold the handlebar clamps and windshield bars in place when going over rough terrain. I was nervous that I would strip the bolts when I retightened. Ended up installing a 4 inch width of foam pipe wrap insulation at bottom of the windshield near the mid point so it makes contact with the headlight base to take up any sudden up and down movement. This really seems to have helped.

Took a couple tries to adjust properly and get installed correctly, but well worth the effort and patience. Looks great on my old Honda!

it is a bit tricky to install depending on your handlebar set up, i got it on my suzuki kingquad 450 in about an hour of screwing around. probably could be done in a half hour but I was really taking my time because it was cold out. I think it would be easier on other quads that don't have a center cluster like mine. Many different ways to align the fittings. My set up is not exactly like the instructions. I didn't move any levers which may have made things easier.

Item was relatively easy to install. Hard part for me was that I already had other items (heated grip controller and winch control) already mounted to handle bars. What makes this great is that once main handle bars mounts are installed and in place, taking the windshield off is just two simple Allan screws. The windshield stays in the back seat of my truck until I unload the quad and my destination. Then it only takes less then 30 seconds to secure to handle bars. Once I’m done riding off it comes. Windshield really helps cut down the wind especially riding in below zero temps up here in Canada.