If you’re looking to take your UTV to the next level, why not add an accessory like a windshield. When choosing a windshield for your UTV, you will come across many options. You’ll have to consider whether a full, half, tilting, folding, or vented windshield is right for you. You’ll also need to consider what type of material you want your windshield to be made of. Most UTV windshields are made from acrylic, Plexiglas, actual glass, or Lexan. Rather than getting into ins and outs of each windshield type and material, today we’re going to focus on the top four...

If you’ve been looking for a new windshield for your UTV, you probably already know there are several options to choose from; tilting, folding, flexible, and venting. Well, you’ve come to the right place because at UTV Windshield & Accessories blog we’re here to help you narrow it down. Today we’re focusing on the differences between a normal windshield and a full tilting windshield, and which one you should choose. Normal Windshield Instead of going with just one example of a normal windshield, here are two more specific options: a full windshield and a half windshield. A full windshield, as...

Last week on the UTV Windshield & Accessories blog we talked about a few tips to prepare for riding your UTV in the mud. This week, we want to focus on a few more tips, specifically driving technique as well as some tire recommendations so you can have the most enjoyable rides this spring. Mud riding, or snow and sand riding for that matter, can present different challenges to riders. Getting stuck is common, but there are a few things you can do to avoid halting your journey before you’re ready to. Ruts are common in mud driving and you...

With spring around the corner, get prepared for some mud  Many of us are anticipating spring and the beautiful weather that comes along with it. But while winter melts away to spring, it leaves puddles of mud in its wake.  As you head out between winter and spring, here are a few helpful things to consider before riding in the mud. Inspect your UTV If you’re going to be driving out in the mud you want to make sure your brakes are working. Test your brakes before you go out, and inspect the brake pads. Dirt and mud are hard...