Product Description
Seizmik Versa-Vent Windshield – Honda Pioneer 700
The Versa-Vent Windshield comes equipped with two cleverly designed vents, which lets the driver and the passenger independently control the amount and direction of airflow.
The scoop on the front gathers air off the hood (or windshield on models with vents positioned at the top) and re-directs it inside the vehicle, so even at slow speeds there is a surprising amount of air that comes through the vent.
Innovative vents made of super-durable, glass-filled nylon are gasket sealed against water intrusion. Fully adjustable easy-to-use louvers allow for variable airflow, including a defog mode which directs outside air onto the inside surface of the windshield to prevent fogging. Defog feature not currently available on models with the vents positioned at the top.
Features:
- 0.220 Thick 2-sided Hard Coated Polycarbonate—Maximizes visibility while minimizing physical damage to the windshield
- 2 Durable Vents—Made of glass-filled nylon and made to last
- Gasket Sealed Components—For protection against wind and water intrusion
- Glass-filled Nylon Clamps—Custom designed, super strong, and low profile so they do not interfere with other accessories
- Fully Adjustable Air Flow—Easy-to-use louver makes changing the airflow through your vents simple
- Defog Mode—Incoming air can be directed at the inside window surface to help prevent fogging
- No Tools Required—Easy to turn knobs makes installation a breeze
- Seizmik Compatible—Works with Seizmik accessories: mirrors, light bars, etc.
- Trailerable—Up to 65 mph when properly prepared
Seizmik’s VersaVent windshield comes equipped with two cleverly designed vents that let the driver and the passenger independently control the amount and direction of airflow.
The VersaVent windshield also features a defog mode. No other windshield offers all these features. The vent is made of glass filled nylon, so it’s incredibly durable. The scoop on the front gathers up air off the hood and re-directs it to inside the vehicle so even at very slow speeds there is a surprising amount of air that can come through the vent. The design of the scoop and the gasket between it and the windshield keeps precipitation out while still allowing airflow in—as much or as little as either the driver or passenger desires.
