Yamaha Rhino Rear Window/dust Barrier on 2040-parts.com
Ogden, Utah, United States
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New Yamaha Rhino rear window/wind barrier. Minimizes that cold dusty wind down the back of your neck while riding without restricting your view. Don't confuse this with those other imports who use cheap plastic that will crack and yellow over time. It is made from UV resistant 1680 Ballistic Nylon and marine grade, 30 gauge vinyl and eight buckles for years of carefree use. 1" webbing sewn at all critical stress points like; top, bottom and below and above the window seam (as shown). Can be rolled up when not needed using the Velcro tie ups sewn into the barrier without having to remove it from the UTV. You won't find a better window for the price!
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