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Roofs
Polaris ACE roofs are essential for those dealing with extreme weather conditions, whether under scorching heat or torrential rains. There are three types of factory roofs available: canvas roofs, one-part poly roofs, and the two-part Lock & Ride Sport Roof. Aftermarket door kits are also available from companies such as QuadBoss and Extreme Metal Products. Some dealers may suggest that polyethylene doors are not ideal for high wind speeds but, in reality, they are sturdy enough to stay secure during transport on the highway. For extra safety, tie the roof down with heavy-duty cable ties on each of the four mounting points. It's important to remember that these roofs are durable and capable of withstanding high-speed winds. So, if you're a frequent adventurer who likes taking long trips, don't hesitate to get yourself a Polaris ACE roof and be ready for any weather condition.
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You also see a lot of guys and gals run custom Polaris ACE roofs on their bikes. Using anything from aluminum to sheet-metal heating ducts, you can make a decent roof for your Polaris ACE -- just make sure to fab up some Rubber Bushings so it doesn't rub on the roll cage. Powder coat it or apply a few layers of paint and you have yourself a nice roof. You can also use vinyl to make an ACE roof, but the caveat with a homemade Polaris ACE roof is that you can’t fit the MTX Overhead stereo. For that you’re going to need the stock top or a Cooter brown top-- just make sure to add a bass speaker to balance out the sound. Be it the Polaris ACE soft-top or a two-part poly roof for extended overhead protection, the ACE roofs and toppers at Everything Polaris Ranger are tip-top and cream-of-the-crop.
