Rear Window

I need some advise I have a 2009 RZRs and I am tired of having mud come throug the rear and hit me in the head. I was looking at the clear cloth window that mounts to the rear bars. Has anyone out there used them or know of something better. Also I just put on a tilt window for winter riding and I have noticed it makes a negative pressure in the cab causing my air filter to get filthy very fast. Any suggestions on how to stop it other than letting cold air hit me in the face.

I have the soft rear window on my RZR. I have no complaints at this point. Eventually I would like to put on a cab back for winter riding. I cannot comment on the air filter issue. I have run a full windshield all the time and I don't know what negative effect it would have on the air filter.

i just got the rear cab back from EMP just for the mud hitting me in the head. works great but after a few hrs riding you cant see out of the window but that just means its doing its job.

only complaint is the quick disconnect clamps are hard to get on with the S rear cage.

For the rear, I had a local construction product company, that carries Lexan, cut the thinest sheet for about $24.00. It is thin enough to make the bend on my S. I mounted on the inside of the cage, so when I am towing it is pushing against the cage. I just used Zip-Ties for quick take off when I need to. You use an old circlular plywood or paneling blade, reversed, to make the straight cuts and a jigsaw with a metal cutting blade for the cutouts and curves. For the front I had them cut a piece that was about 1/4". I did scratch mine when we rode Windrock by using a rag and water to clean the mud. Some of the members, that have been around a while, used Plexus on our windsheild at some of the breaks. Wish I knew about that stuff before I scratched the sheild. Bought 2 cans when we got back.

Thanks that helps I liked the idea of the cloth style because it rolls up when you don't want to use it.

a set of mud flaps added to the back edge of the bed stops the mud slinging in the cab and bed bighorns do, cost, 12.00 at autozone

send me a PM with a picture of how you mounted the mud flaps. I just put them
on the front face of the rear tires this week.

Okay I got the cloth rear windshield in and installed it but do ya'll remove it each time you tow your machine or do you have a better way to roll it up and secure it. Pleas let me know.

I have the cloth rear windshield that I bought from ebay. It is very heavy duty even more so that the one from Polaris. I got mine for a little different reason. I am running a full windshield and the fumes from the exhaust coming back through the cab were unbearable.

I leave it on while towing, and so far, so good.

I have a Ranger...............That was my cure..........No mud on my back , and I can still do 60..........with three

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