Axys Snowmobile Mid Windshield on 2040-parts.com
Findlay, Ohio, United States
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This White AXYS Mid Windshield gives your sled a stylish custom look and provides you with outstanding protection from wind and snow spray. This strong, durable windshield installs quickly and easily and its wing extensions offer great wind protection for your hands.
COLOR: White MATERIAL: Optical-grade polycarbonate; durable construction, 20% thicker than the stock windshield HEIGHT: 18.5” tall to provide outstanding protection FITS: AXYS RUSH and AXYS Switchback models INSTALLATION: Installs quickly & easily in place of stock windshield; uses stock mounting hardware ADDITIONAL FEATURES: Polaris branded |
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