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Shade Roof – Polaris RZR XP Turbo S- 4 Door – Black By Motoroof

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Shade Roof – Polaris RZR XP Turbo S- 4 Door – Black By MotoroofShade Roof Polaris RZR XP Turbo S 4 Door Black SKU: MT 0007 MotoRoof is a mesh shade roof designed to quickly attach to your 2018 and newer Polaris 4 seat RZR XP Turbo S. Our roof shade is an excellent warm weather roof option that gives you and your passengers shade and added UV protection from harmful Sun exposure. You get an excellent open top feel with a 92 percent shade factor. Cooler Shade 92% Shade factor. Add protection from harmful UV rays.

Shade Roof – Polaris RZR XP Turbo S- 4 Door – Black

SKU: MT-0007

MotoRoof is a mesh shade roof designed to quickly attach to your 2018 and newer Polaris 4 seat RZR XP Turbo S.  Our roof shade is an excellent warm weather roof option that gives you and your passengers shade and added UV protection from harmful Sun exposure.  You get an excellent open top feel with a 92 percent shade factor. 

Cooler Shade

92% Shade factor. Add protection from harmful UV rays. Increase shade and reduce trapped heat. MotoMesh material allows heat to escape providing a much cooler shade.

 

UV Protection

By reducing the amount of direct sunlight motomesh material reduces Ultraviolet (UV) light.
Our roofs provide a 90-95% shade factor.
The rear and side panels provide an 80% shade factor while maintaining visibility.

 

Hard Top Vs MotoRoof

By reducing the amount of direct sunlight motomesh material reduces Ultraviolet (UV) light.
Our roofs provide a 90-95% shade factor.
The rear and side panels provide a 80% shade factor while maintaining visibility.

 

Keeping It Tight

We keep the flapping to a minimum. We test the vehicles at top speed and make sure they don’t flap. A taught mesh is very important to us.

 

Fast Easy Install

Fast and easy to install. Recommended age: 4 to 99. Most of our roofs and rear windows do not require tools to install. Generally, no vehicle modifications are necessary. Should work around other accessories.

 

Visibility

Motomesh 80 material maintains high transperency and should not restrict the drivers visibility.

Install Options

Bungees – Removable

Bungees are included with all our roofs and window panels. Our bungee system quickly aligns the mesh panels to your vehicle. Bungees do wear over time and typically need to be replaced after a few years. Fortunately, we stock bungee replacement sets and are inexpensive to replace.

 

Cable Ties – Fixed

Do you want to keep your Motoroof mesh on all the time? Our cable ties are the best solution. Cable ties will keep your roof / window panel on safely even for trailering your vehicle. Find the cable tie upgrade below.

Cable Ties

Quality by Design

MotoMesh Material

Over-built quality to ensure a long product life. UV resistant material for longer life. Manufactured from 1000 denier polyester with a vinyl coating. Motomesh is strong, almost impossible to rip by hand. Easy to clean. Mildew and Mold resistant. Woven in the United States of America.

 

Brass Grommets

Our brass washers built to withstand the elements.
Grommets are used to create a reinforced tensioning point to prevent damage.

 

HD Marine Grade Thread

Thread that will outlast your vehicle. UV resistant.

Warranty: 2 Years

Additional information

Weight 3 lbs
Dimensions 12 × 10 × 3 in
Brand

MotoRoof

Accessory Type

Shade Roof

Color

Black

Material

Motomesh 92

Make

Polaris

Model

RZR XP Turbo S

Year

2018-2020

 


DM/4-3-23


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