Paper thin Windshields (1 Viewer)

[Gx550moto]

Anyone else having issues with the windshield? I've already replaced one. A week ago I got another rock, and now it has cracked from top to bottom (just like the first one). Both were from rocks that landed near the top of the windshield in the black out portion. Not from off-roading, just normal roadway driving. Not cheap to replace!

 

[lily0gi]

I got a crack on my windshield in early January. A small rock hit the blacked out portion on the lower drivers side, so I didn't see it until it grew. I was going to leave it but it grew long enough to block the HUD. Went through insurance to replace the windshield so I paid my deductible to get it replaced with an OEM windshield.

 

[munkeeboi]

It's not so much that it's thin than the windshield being pretty vertical so every rock impact is a direct hit.

 

[Sixgun95]

They are all the same, meet safety standards, not thin! Vertical, and you driving environment is the isse. Put a rockguard film on, I use Xpel, no issues.

 

[trelos]

I have stek dynotop windshield PPF on mine, worth its weight in gold

 

[RetiredSteelWorker]

It's not so much that it's thin than the windshield being pretty vertical so every rock impact is a direct hit.

I'm convinced the vertical orientation makes for significantly more mosquitoes being splattered on the windshield. I have two other vehicles, last weekend I drove drive the same stretch of highway with all three rides and the GX accumulated noticeably more dead mosquitoes than the other two combined.