I did not think the Yamaha one for the Rhino was a fold down? It just pushed out to let air in. I don't think any of them are scratch resistence. I could also say this that the Yamaha ones are way better quality, then the after market ones in terms of scratch resistence. The ones for the rhino did rattle a little bit when it was cold out, but still functioned well.i dont have one on my viking, but i did have one on my rhino and if it is made out of the same material i wouldn't recommend it if you do a lot of woods riding. it was not scratch resistant by any means, I owned it for 2 years and could hardly see through it when i got rid of it. (in the summer i did do a lot of riding with it folded down though) but that is why on the viking i went with the short windshield, it blocks just enough wind and never have to worry about scratches or mud blocking your view
Armor Tech should have thier folding windshield ready for production soon. It will be better quality and have automotive safety glass. Im not sure on the price yet but the ranger windshields are in the $500 - 650 range.Yamaha Viking Hard Coated Dual Windshield | eBay
Whats everyone think of this one? I actually think this is a great option. Just not usre the quality of the glass. Meaning is it the same quality as the yamaha in resistance to scratching.
Armor Tech is a nice peice, but prob a little more then I need. Looks really heavy as well..Armor Tech should have thier folding windshield ready for production soon. It will be better quality and have automotive safety glass. Im not sure on the price yet but the ranger windshields are in the $500 - 650 range.
I have the yamaha folding windshield and it is pretty nice. It is cracked already due to a branch accident. It seems to be clearer than a non hard coated windshield.
Just wondering how the Yamaha poly fold-down windshield is holding up? Is it fairly scratch resistant? Would you buy it again?
Thanks.