Product Features
Vented UTV Rear Windshield for Adjustable Airflow
The Honda Talon rear windshield uses a sliding vent to adjust airflow as riding conditions change. It also adds rear-cab coverage against wind, rain, mud, water spray, and debris, with a no-drill mounting design for simpler setup.
One Windshield Position Cannot Fit Every Route
Slide the rear windshield to change the opening as weather and trail conditions shift.
Flexible Positions for Changing Riding Conditions
Match the opening to different parts of the ride for better airflow and rear coverage.
Flexible Positions for Changing Riding Conditions
Slide the rear windshield to change the opening as weather and trail conditions shift.
Changing Routes Send Wind and Debris toward Cab
Coverage from the Honda Talon rear windshield separates riders from wind, rain and water spray, mud, and trail debris moving toward the cab.
Rear Protection against Changing Trail Exposure
Reduce direct exposure from behind on wet, dusty, or debris-heavy routes.
Rear Protection against Changing Trail Exposure
Coverage from the Honda Talon rear windshield separates riders from wind, rain and water spray, mud, and trail debris moving toward the cab.
Complex Mounting Adds Time before the First Ride
The UTV rear windshield attaches with no drilling rather than a more involved custom setup.
Less Setup before Getting on the Trail
Reduce installation work and spend less time preparing the vehicle before riding.
Less Setup before Getting on the Trail
The UTV rear windshield attaches with no drilling rather than a more involved custom setup.
Rear Windshield for Talon 1000X-4 Riding Conditions
Wooded and Off-Road Trails
The Honda Talon rear windshield adds a practical barrier against loose leaves, brush, gravel, and trail debris. It helps reduce direct exposure around the rear of the cab on wooded and off-road routes.
Cold-Weather Riding
The sliding rear windshield helps reduce cold air and rearward airflow entering the cab. The added rear coverage is useful on fall, winter, early-morning, and high-elevation rides.
Farm and Ranch Work
The Talon 1000X-4 rear windshield adds rear-cab coverage during fence checks, supply runs, and property maintenance. It helps reduce exposure to dust, debris, and changing weather during daily farm and ranch work.
Honda Talon 1000X-4 Rear Windshield Installation
Install the rear windshield without drilling. Start with panel placement, then check the final alignment and attachment points.
Step 1
Place the Honda Talon rear windshield in the mounting area before securing any attachment point. Keep the panel centered as you begin the setup.
Step 2
Confirm that the rear windshield sits evenly and every connection is secure. Make sure the panel stays aligned before vehicle use.
Fitment
Compatible vehicles
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Make Honda | Model Talon 1000X-4 | Year 2020+ |
Specifications
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Honda Talon 1000X-4 Rear Windshield FAQs
Which model information matters for the rear windshield?
Use Talon1000X-4 (NOTE: Only Compatible with 4-Seat vehchel), Sliding vented re as the fitment reference and verify the year before ordering.
How does the sliding vent on the rear windshield work?
The sliding rear windshield includes an adjustable vent that opens to let more air into the cab without removing the main panel. Riders can change the opening as temperature, speed, or trail conditions change. This gives the vented UTV windshield more flexibility than a fixed rear panel during warm-weather or mixed-condition rides.
What material is the Honda Talon rear windshield made from?
The Honda Talon rear windshield uses 1/5-inch polycarbonate. The panel is designed to resist shocks, UV exposure, and shattering during regular UTV use. Polycarbonate also keeps the panel lighter than glass while providing rear-cab coverage against water, mud, debris, and other trail exposure.
Does the vented rear windshield help in hot weather?
Yes. The vented UTV windshield can be opened to allow more rear airflow when temperatures rise. This helps reduce the closed-in feeling that can come with a fixed rear panel. The sliding vent can also be adjusted during the ride, making it useful when conditions change between open trails, shaded routes, and warmer work areas.
How should the polycarbonate rear windshield be cleaned?
Clean the polycarbonate windshield with mild, non-abrasive materials. Remove loose dust and grit before wiping the surface to reduce the chance of scratches. Rinse away dried mud first after dirty rides. Regular gentle cleaning helps preserve visibility through the panel and keeps the sliding vent area free from built-up dirt.
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