Quad Gear Soft Enclosure

I've had it on for about a month now. The top itself seems pretty well made. I don't like the plastic windshield at all. It is too difficult to see through. Too much distortion. I took a heat gun to it hoping that some of the distortion from packaging would come out (helped some). My biggest complaint though is the attachment method for the lower half of the enclosure. The velcro sucks! It will not stick to the body in cold weather. I have cleaned and heated both the body and the glue on the velcro to get it as sticky as possible, still no luck. I'm thinking about trying snaps like the old jeep soft tops had and see how that goes. Otherwise it has made a big difference in cold weather riding. Once the engine is warm it is comfortable inside if you are dressed for the weather.

Looks good i bet it does help in cold weather

It would be great on trails that are not tight.It would not last long on some I ride I don't think.

I bet it does get pretty decent inside that. With windshields and roof, I can stay in the rhino all day plowing snow or riding at slow speeds because of the heat from the engine. In the rzr I freeze to death. Maybe since my wife won't let me sell her rhino, I can talk her into buying a heater and doors for it, and one of those nice HHR roofs because a soft top sucks.

Vrod I wonder what would happen if you cut out the middle of that soft windshield and had a real one underneath?

Bobby D wrote:

It would be great on trails that are not tight.It would not last long on some I ride I don't think.

I'm curious as to how long it will hold up too. 99% of my riding is around my farm and my trails are originally 4 wheeler trails I've widened just enough to get through. Needless to say my cage is skinned up pretty bad from scraping trees. The top has taken a few pretty good brushes with trees with no visable damage so far. I can see the plastic windows being trashed real quick from the branches hittting them.

Yamabeast wrote:

I bet it does get pretty decent inside that. With windshields and roof, I can stay in the rhino all day plowing snow or riding at slow speeds because of the heat from the engine. In the rzr I freeze to death. Maybe since my wife won't let me sell her rhino, I can talk her into buying a heater and doors for it, and one of those nice HHR roofs because a soft top sucks.

Vrod I wonder what would happen if you cut out the middle of that soft windshield and had a real one underneath?

I don't know. I guess you could do that and put snaps on the windshield and around the opening on the enclosure?

vrodrex wrote:

Bobby D wrote:

It would be great on trails that are not tight.It would not last long on some I ride I don't think.

I'm curious as to how long it will hold up too. 99% of my riding is around my farm and my trails are originally 4 wheeler trails I've widened just enough to get through. Needless to say my cage is skinned up pretty bad from scraping trees. The top has taken a few pretty good brushes with trees with no visable damage so far. I can see the plastic windows being trashed real quick from the branches hittting them.

Well, I slid against a couple trees with the top of the cage Sunday, noticed my first hole / puncture on my top. Luckily it's right on the cage.

Time to get out the Duct tape