Polaris® General® Folding Glass Windshield Installation by Razorback Offroad™

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RazorBack Offroad™ is a company that was founded out of our passion for off-roading. You may say this company chose us. All we ever wanted to do was ride and explore the outdoors. Building UTV accessories came easy to us, as we are always trying to Maximize our Off-Road Experience and get the most out of each trip we take. We have worked hard to develop products that are not only useful, but will hold up year after year, mile after mile, trip after trip. From our modest beginnings in Weiser, Idaho to our new facility in Mountain Home, Idaho, we have never lost our passion for what we do. When you purchase a Razorback Product you can feel good about knowing that we care about each and every product that goes out our doors. Everyone here is committed to building the best products we can to help you Maximize your off-roading experience. If you are ever in Mountain Home, please stop by and visit. We would love to give you a tour of facility and show you how we build our products.
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[@terryhagen180]

I’m looking at this windshield for purchase. I’m a bit concerned about the bracket that holds the windshield down having issues with getting damaged or getting torn off the machine by a branch while riding on a tight trail?

[@joannlievsay6623]

Not sure about the brackets going into plastic only
And I don’t like the sliver screws
They stick out like a sore thumb
On a black cage

[@DeliriousknlghtTheAwesome]

Wish it would come with instructions cause the video isn’t the best

[@coreycrum76]

Can I get this one in orange?

[@smitty0655able]

Do you make a tip out style? Those brackets would get some abuse on the trails and the mud would build up on the inside of the glass when folded down. Nice design for certain areas.

[@RazorbackOffroad]

Hi smitty0655able
, no we currently don't offer a tip out style. However, we do use a special bracket on our windshields that was built to prevent sand/dirt buildup on the trail.

[@henmich]

So you have stainless hinges and hardware directly above zinc coated crap hardware? And you replace high quality, phosphate, hardened, fasteners on the A pillars with more cheap Zinc fasteners?? Fail...