Talon Glass windsheild choices

[Tramguage1]

Alright
Just returned from a ride in the Ocala NF in Central Florida.
The boss said we need a windsheild!!!!!
So what glass windsheilds do you guys have and what are the

 

[Admin]

 

[Scrappapotamus]

I have the Honda full Hardcoat Poly front and rear wind screens on my Talons. We offer glass, Poly and Poly hard coat with the brand we sell. I've seen many poly screens scratched and marred, numerous glass windscreens cracked or broken, but the hard coat screens are impervious to most scratching and never seen one cracked or broken. The glass windshields are also much heavier. The rear windscreen cuts way down on the dust inside the driver's compartment when used with a front. Just my $.02

 

[CID]

I agree with needing a back window - I have the SATV flip up for cold and the occasional rain but I can't have it down when it's dusty or I get dusted out with no back window. Two seater though.

 

[Buggyman]

OEM Honda glass. it's nice when the weather is bad but get warm in the summer.

 

[Scoop]

I have the SATV flip-up poly windshield on my P1K5, but decided to go with the SATV full glass on my Talon. Love it. I will most likely be replacing the flip-up on the P1K5 with a full glass windshield, too.

Solved the "it gets too hot with a full glass windshield" problem by installing some radiator fans above our head with PVM controllers in a custom 3D printed box mounted to the ROPS:

Scoop's 2023 Talon 1000R Fox Live Valve

Whips installed and wired up. Decided to mount them a little differently than the other ways I have seen them installed on Talons (mounting brackets on top, whips parallel to the angled roll bar sections).

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[Tramguage1]

I have a SATV rear plastic panel. I had a SATV flipup and did not care for it. At 6'3"+ the hinge portion was right in my line of vision.

 

[Scrappapotamus]

I have a SATV rear plastic panel. I had a SATV flipup and did not care for it. At 6'3"+ the hinge portion was right in my line of vision.

I've experienced the same thing with foldable windshields in the past.

 

[Scoop]

I have a SATV rear plastic panel. I had a SATV flipup and did not care for it. At 6'3"+ the hinge portion was right in my line of vision.

I have the same rear panel (along with my front glass and the fan setup). Love it.

 

[Prntckt]

I originally had the Super ATV glass windshield. It was inexpensive but did not seal very well at the hood. I have since replaced it with the Honda OEM glass windshield and like it better. It seals much better to the hood and the frame is much leaner, so less blindspots. The downside is no venting, but I installed some Tusk adjustable side deflectors, and that provided better ventilation than the vents on the SuperATV windshield. I have the Super ATV plastic rear wind screen, and it works OK. I had to modify it slightly to get the upper rear bracket to work. I think if I bought another rear windscreen, I would buy the Tusk glass one with the aluminum frame. My old Pioneer had a hardcoated poly front windshield, and I had problems with it getting scratched by the wiper. So I went with glass on the Talon.

 

[lowranger]

I went with glass with aluminum frame front and rear. So easy to clean and don't worry about scratching them. When they get dirty, Windex and a paper towel and they are clean, no special plastic cleaner needed. Windshield wiper works great with no scratching. Vents on lower part of the windshield. I forget the brand name on them both, but can get them for you if you want them.