SKU:
PION10WS2000-EHO
BRAND:
Spike Powersports
Durable Honda Pioneer 1000 Windshield: Scratch-resistant design for ultimate protection by Spike Powersports.
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The Honda Pioneer 1000 Full-Tilting Windshield protects you and your passengers from the elements. This versatile windshield incorporates a three-position tilt mechanism allowing you to adjust it from fully closed, to 3" open or 5 1/2" open. The top panel is also removable (tools required), creating a convenient half windshield. This is the toughest windshield available made from the best materials on the market!
Scratch Resistant Full Tilting Windshield Features:
- Three-position tilt mechanism to control airflow
- Constructed of ultra-thick, 1/4" Hard-Coated, Scratch-Resistant MR10 Lexan Polycarbonate
- Super-smooth edges and custom bend design provides maximum rigidity
- Custom injection-molded nylon mounting brackets with brass inserts
- All stainless steel, black-coated finish hardware
- Fits entirely between the roll bars
- Easy to install and no drilling required
Spike Powersports Front Scratch Resistant Full Tilting Windshield PION10WS2000 Care Instructions:-
- Create a mixture of mild liquid dish soap and warm water (Recommended UTV windshield washing/cleaning solution)
- Or use Pre-made Honda Pioneer/Talon windshield solution option: 13946
- Take your side by side windshield cleaning solution and wash the UTV window(s), interior, and exterior
- Only use a clean soft, micro-fiber cloth to wipe gently and do not scrub- apply very light pressure ***Do not use a paper towel and Windex***
- Rinse UTV windshields well and air dry
- Let dry for at 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on the humidity level of your location
- Get on that machine and have an awesome time now that you can see!!!
- Stay safe while riding out there and check out everything "Everything Honda Offroad" for more UTV parts and accessories
"Warning: DO NOT USE Loctite or any other thread sealer on the screws!"
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