Segway UT10 Windshield

FITMENT:  Segway UT10 Fugleman

Let's build the windshield you want with the options you desire.  So, where do we start?  We start with heavy-duty materials, cut with CNC precision, made in America.  All hardware needed for installation is provided.

BASE MODEL:

• ¼” POLYCARBONATE-The windshield is made of ¼” Lexan polycarbonate.  Lexan is the original brand of polycarbonate and offers incredible impact strength.  When choosing a windshield always select ¼” thickness.  ¼” polycarbonate will not bow at high speeds or when hauling as compared to 3/16”.

• VENTS-We added vents to your windshield for air flow when needed.  A set of vents are installed in front of the driver and passenger.  The vents open and close by simply sliding the cover side-to-side.

Options

• ¼” SCRATCH-RESISTANT POLYCARBONATE-The windshield is made of ¼” scratch-resistant Lexan polycarbonate.  Lexan is the original brand of polycarbonate and offers incredible impact strength.  When choosing a windshield always select ¼” thickness.  ¼” polycarbonate will not bow at high speeds or when hauling as compared to 3/16”.

• QUICK INSTALL STRAPS-The Quick Install Straps provide the quickest and easiest installation of a windshield on the market.  NO TOOLS REQUIRED! Made of military-grade hook and loop, simply thread the straps through the windshield slots, mount, and attach.  IT'S THAT EASY. 
• “C” CLAMPS–The windshield mounts into the inset roll bars using “C” clamps to ensure a secure fit.  All hardware is included with the steel “C” clamps.

Whichever options you choose, you’re buying a quality windshield manufactured in the USA.

Upon receipt of your windshield and prior to removing the protective film from each side, please….

• Inspect for any damages, including scratches protruding through the protective film
• Ensure product satisfaction with mounting hardware
• Confirm correct fitment

Once protective film is removed, the windshield is no longer returnable or refundable.

PLEASE NOTE-All features may not be presented in the accompanying pictures.  Description takes precedence of pictures.