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We put a SuperATV flip up on our 2022. Works fine
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I’ve not had any problems with the SATV flip up windshield moving.
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There is only one worth considering. @SuperATV hardcoat flip up windshield.
Honda Pioneer 1000 Scratch Resistant Flip Windshield
Honda Pioneer 1000 Accessories. Made from scratch resistant material and extra thick. Easy to install and adds protection for you. Fits Honda Pioneer 1000 - All Years
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I have one on my '21 SE and I love it! I took the Honda roof off and installed the Super ATV tinted roof. I had to trim the front of the roof off some so the windshield opens all the way! You can run it all the way open on rough terrain with no problems! The only time I was concerned was bucking a 40 mile an hour headwind with it open all the way. It flexed a little more than I felt comfortable with so I just closed it! The shocks that come with it hold it open without any problems. The only downside is to get the windshield you have to get the whole cab kit. At the time I thought I wouldn't like it but I'm sure glad I went with the DFK kit! Make sure you get the windshield washer wiper option!
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Did your windshield and wiper kit come with decent instructions? I can’t find more than a couple crappy photos on the website. Windshield took me 3 hours and I’m very happy with it. The wiper kit is a bit more complicated.
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I live in Washington on the rainy side of the Cascades. I like the flip up but it was nearly impossible to find wipers that weren't a full 90 degree sweep. The distance between the metal bracket that holds the flip up handle the the windshield mounts on the upper outsides was less than 90 degrees so I figured one or both would chew up my wiper blades. I finally found wiper motors that allow you to adjust the travel distance of the sweep. When the weather gets better its just 2 allen screws per wiper to remove the wiper arms allowing the window to open.
I used a step drill bit to go through the windshield.
If you go on dfk's website I found a fairly detailed list of pictures and instructions. For the most part it was fairly basic on the washer wiper. I decided to put the washer fluid box underneath the driver's seat because I had a second battery installed I just installed it where I wanted it and ran all the wiring and hose from there.
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There no no instructions for attaching the wiper kit to the windshield, which was fun. I flirted with installing the reservoir under the driver seat, but I use that for storage and did not want to extend the harness wires. I ended up removing the air intake box and cutting out some of the lower side of the body/box to fit it low enough. Also, I didn’t want to have to remove the seat and rubber mat every time I need to add washer fluid.
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Definitely pricey, but very well made. I’m happy with the result, just took longer than expected with some additional hardware and minor fab to get it to work for the setup on my ‘18.
You can buy just the windshield and it will fit with the Honda factory top and hard doors. That's what I have.
I wanted the full hight windshield that's why I went with the full kit. I really like the doors!
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You’re gonna get a buncha people telling you why this one or that one is better. I like my SATV flip up. However, next time I will go with a glass windshield.
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