Name: Tinted Rear Windshield w/Sliding Window for 2023+ CFMOTO ZForce 950 Sport | 800 Trail
Brand: Kemimoto
SKU: B0110-15668-SK
Price: 230.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Ventilation That Changes with the Ride from the Rear Windshield

For riders using CFMOTO ZForce 950 / 800, the rear windshield brings ventilation that changes with the ride to the cab.

Challenge

One airflow level rarely suits every speed and temperature

How It Helps

A vented or adjustable opening allows fresh air to enter while the main windshield remains mounted.

Why It Matters

Ventilation That Changes with the Ride

Airflow control helps balance weather protection with warmer conditions.

Flexible Positions for Changing Conditions

Challenge

A single windshield position may not suit every part of the ride

How It Helps

Riders can change the windshield position as weather and route conditions shift.

Why It Matters

Flexible Positions for Changing Conditions

Flexible positioning makes one windshield useful across more conditions.

Challenge

Harsh light can make the cab less comfortable on open routes

How It Helps

The darker panel tone helps manage glare on exposed daytime routes.

Why It Matters

Reduced Harsh Light across Open Terrain

Daylight comfort improves when harsh light reaching the cab is reduced.

Challenge

A confusing mounting process adds unnecessary time before the first ride

How It Helps

Installation uses clamp-on hardware to reduce unnecessary setup steps.

Why It Matters

A Straightforward Path to Cab Coverage

A manageable setup gets the vehicle back into use with less interruption.

Cab Coverage Scenarios for CFMOTO ZForce 950 / 800

Wooded and Off-Road Trails

Wooded trails can bring loose leaves, brush, and gravel close to the cab; the rear windshield provides a practical barrier. The added separation is useful during wooded and off-road trails.

Dry and Dusty Routes

The rear windshield helps reduce dust and small debris entering the cab from behind on dry trails, gravel roads, and work sites.

Outdoor Trips

The rear windshield suits camping, fishing, and outdoor transport where temperatures, trail surfaces, and weather can change.

See the One-Piece Vent and Four-Clamp Installation

Mounting the Tinted Rear Windshield

The rear windshield reaches its final position through clamp-on hardware.

Hardware Included✔

Step 1: Position Panel

Set the panel in place before tightening any attachment point.

Step 2: Align Rubber Seal

Align the gasket before applying final pressure at the mounting points.

Step 3: Secure Mounting Clamps

Fasten the included clamps, buckles, or straps evenly across the mounting points.

Step 4: Tighten Mounting Hardware

Complete the setup by checking for even fit and fully secured hardware.

Questions about the Rear Windshield

Which model information matters for the rear windshield?

Use CFMOTO ZForce 950 / 800 as the fitment reference and verify the year before ordering.

How is airflow control handled by the rear windshield?

Airflow can be changed through the built-in vent instead of removing the panel.

How is the panel material identified?

Material specification: Polycarbonate. Gentle cleaning helps preserve the viewing area.

How does the installation process begin?

The setup relies on clamp-on hardware and a final security check.

Where does windshield coverage stop?

Windshield coverage does not close every opening around the riding area.

Make	Model	Year
CFMOTO	ZForce 950 Sport	2023–2025
CFMOTO	ZForce 950 Sport 4	2023–2025
CFMOTO	ZForce 950 Trail	2023–2025
CFMOTO	ZForce 800 Trail	2023–2024
CFMOTO	NOTE: Does not compatible with ZForce 950 HO / EX / Zforce 800 , G1 model not compatible with CFMOTO ZForce 950 HO / EX / Zforce 800 2020-2022, G1 model	2020–2022

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Tinted Rear Windshield w/Sliding Window for 2023+ CFMOTO ZForce 950 Sport | 800 Trail

Ventilation That Changes with the Ride from the Rear Windshield

One airflow level rarely suits every speed and temperature

Ventilation That Changes with the Ride

A single windshield position may not suit every part of the ride

Flexible Positions for Changing Conditions

Harsh light can make the cab less comfortable on open routes

Reduced Harsh Light across Open Terrain

A confusing mounting process adds unnecessary time before the first ride

A Straightforward Path to Cab Coverage

Cab Coverage Scenarios for CFMOTO ZForce 950 / 800

Wooded and Off-Road Trails

Dry and Dusty Routes

Outdoor Trips

See the One-Piece Vent and Four-Clamp Installation

Mounting the Tinted Rear Windshield

Step 1: Position Panel

Step 2: Align Rubber Seal

Step 3: Secure Mounting Clamps

Step 4: Tighten Mounting Hardware

Questions about the Rear Windshield

Which model information matters for the rear windshield?

How is airflow control handled by the rear windshield?

How is the panel material identified?

How does the installation process begin?

Where does windshield coverage stop?

Vehicle Fitment

Windshield Specifications

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