Rudy
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On 2/25/2019 at 9:32 PM, Mark said:
Rudy I have the full tilt in Texas and I definitely recommend it. If your in a lot of brush or overhanging limbs you can lower it to the cracked open position to get some air but keep it out of the limbs. When it's really hot having it full open is nice. I go from closed in the morning to full open by noon sometimes in fall and spring. I have the hardcoated poly. It takes a little babying in that you can't just wipe mud off it, you have to rinse it off. I also don't use windex as it's supposed to mess it up so I use Honda Polish to clean it and RainX Plastic for water repellent. I haven't tried the glass but if it's not too heavy it would be better if you are in a place that gets a lot of mud.
I think definitely the full open option is great to have when needed. I think I’m going to go with the glass option to keep eliminate future scratches during mud situation. Thanks for the information!
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2 hours ago, Dragoon said:
Good to know! Thanks for sharing, @Stapleton!
3 hours ago, Stapleton said:For a windshield on more of a budget u can't beat the super atv vented hardcoat poly windshield... I've put that windshield threw its paces for a 1000 miles so far and here in Missouri its definitely had a life of limbs and branches rubbed and scraped on it even installed 2 hand powered windsheild wipers and that dam thing dosent have a scratch in it ... it dosent tilt but has 2 large vents at the bottom that u can open and close ... and for 325 bucks it's a hard windshield to beat
Thanks for the information. That windshield looks nice. I did see a similar one with two bottom vents and two upper vents. I like the full tilt as Texas summer can be brutal but was concerned about driving rough terrain with it in full open position and it possibly causing windshield to break. I also have considered the poly hardcoated full tilt from can am since It would be a lot lighter than the glass version and maybe be less susceptible to damage when fully open and rough terrain. Haven’t made my mind up yet but this definitely helps.
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These guys make some sick videos with their driving skills! X3 is a wicked machine
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Thanks modified. I think that would be a great idea to plan a day to ride. I have not visited any other area yet. I found a a ranch in Kendalia, GSL Ranch that has some trails but haven’t visited. I was out at Hidden falls for 4 hours first time I visited and I’m pretty sure I rode maybe 1/4 of the park. I would like to head out there again for sure.
Many suggestions for a windshield? Like the flip up but worried about not enough airflow when in the 1/4 open position. I see you guys have those installed on your units. Any feedback would be great.
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19 minutes ago, Dragoon said:
Nice, I like the looks of those Sedonas.
Thanks! They definitely make a huge difference in stance view and ride quality when driving on hard surfaces.
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I swapped the tires out when I picked it up. Decided to go with Sedona rockabilly 30x10x14. Wheels are stock.
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I have the same jerky response to throttle input on my 2019 Lonestar. It seems that this is normal as I saw that mentioned in several ranger and defender comparison videos. Do agree the low speed roll should be a lot smoother though.
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I’m actually thinking about getting a mud tire/wheel setup. What are asking for them?
Got it! 2018 Defender Lone Star Pics
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Installed the glass flip can am windshield today. Install took about 35 minutes. I really like the fit of the windshield and frame seal. Hoping to test it tomorrow morning.