Description
Bad weather doesn't have to ruin your ride. Rain, mud, and wind are facts of life on the trail, but that doesn't mean you have to sit at home waiting for clear skies. These upper doors for your Yamaha Wolverine RMAX keep you and your passenger dry and protected so you can get out there no matter what's coming down.
Built to Take a BeatingThe doors use Pel-Tek technology—a PVC-backed polyester that handles real abuse. This material resists punctures, tears from branches and trail debris, and won't grow mildew. Everything's CNC cut for a snug fit that won't sag or stretch, and the stitching is heavy-duty so it won't come apart. Installation is straightforward: they attach to your cage with durable Velcro strips, snaps, and cinch straps that lock everything down solid.
Windows That Actually Stay ClearThe vinyl windows are built to last. They're UV treated so they won't yellow or cloud up over time, and they're double-polished right out of the box for good visibility. You get the protection without losing sight of what's ahead of you.
Open or Closed—Your CallZippers run the full length, so you can seal them tight when the weather's nasty or crack them open for ventilation on warmer days. If you want them completely out of the way, they roll up and snap back, keeping them tucked and secure. You can even unzip and remove them entirely when you don't need them.
Work With What You've GotThese doors pair up with windshields and your existing lower doors to build a full cab setup. You can add them all at once or piece it together as you go.
Fitment- Yamaha Wolverine RMAX 2 1000: 2021+
- Yamaha Wolverine RMAX 4 1000 Compact: 2021+
NOTE: Do not use in temperatures below negative 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
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