Kawasaki KRX Rear Windshield

Make Your Ride More Comfortable 
We know what you’re thinking. Is a rear windshield really necessary? The answer: yes. If you like to get a little wild but also love the idea of not having to shower immediately after your ride, adding a SuperATV Rear Windshield to your Kawasaki Teryx KRX 1000 is a must. It protects you from gunk that gets thrown up by your back tires, and also stops that annoying suction effect that happens when you run a front windshield by itself.

A Top-Quality Rear Window
From the polycarbonate sheet to every little piece of hardware, this KRX windshield just screams “quality.” Heavy-duty clamps, straps, and bulb seals keep it firmly in place, giving you a perfect and rattle-free fit. Each component is built to last and simple to use, which makes installation a breeze.

You Can’t Beat Polycarbonate
Why polycarbonate? It’s ridiculously impact resistant—we’re talkin' 25 times stronger than acrylic and 250 times stronger than glass. No matter what kind of off-road shenanigans you get yourself into, we guarantee this polycarbonate windshield can handle it. It’s lightly tinted to reduce glare and add a little shade to your cab.

Nobody Does It Better Than SuperATV
When investing in your machine, you want to feel confident that you’re getting the best of the best. That’s what’s so great about shopping at SuperATV. Nobody does UTV windshields like we do. Each one is designed, manufactured, and packaged at our facility in Madison, Indiana. We’ve made and sold more windshields than anyone else in the industry, and there’s a reason for that—we’re the experts.

Ready to Add a Printed Rear Windshield?
Customize your ride even more by upgrading to a printed windshield. This isn’t your run-of-the-mill vinyl decal that’s gonna peel off after a few washes or rough rides. Each design is printed directly on the windshield, producing a photo-quality rear window graphic that’s nearly impossible to scratch off. The perforated image looks solid from the outside, providing some much-needed shade. But once you’re inside the vehicle, you’re left with a clear view of whoever’s eating your dust.