Installing Kemimoto Cab Enclosure on ZForce 950 – Thoughts?

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I’m thinking about getting a cab enclosure for my CFMOTO ZForce 950 and came across one from Kemimoto that looks pretty solid. It claims to provide good protection from wind, rain, and mud, which would be perfect for my off-road trips. Before I go ahead and buy it, I wanted to get some opinions from people who’ve actually used it or any other brand for the ZForce 950.

How’s the fit and installation process on the Kemimoto enclosure? Does it go on easily or require a lot of adjustments? I’m also curious about how it performs in harsh weather, does it keep the cabin warm and dry, or does it get noisy and flap at higher speeds?

 

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I’m thinking about getting a cab enclosure for my CFMOTO ZForce 950 and came across one from Kemimoto that looks pretty solid. It claims to provide good protection from wind, rain, and mud, which would be perfect for my off-road trips. Before I go ahead and buy it, I wanted to get some opinions from people who’ve actually used it or any other brand for the ZForce 950.

How’s the fit and installation process on the Kemimoto enclosure? Does it go on easily or require a lot of adjustments? I’m also curious about how it performs in harsh weather, does it keep the cabin warm and dry, or does it get noisy and flap at higher speeds?

If you’re looking for a CFMOTO ZForce 950 cab enclosure, I’d recommend going with Kemimoto. From what I’ve seen and read, the fit is excellent and installation is relatively straightforward, designed specifically for the ZForce 950. Once mounted, it provides solid protection from wind, rain, and mud, keeping the cabin warm and dry during off-road rides. It also stays secure at higher speeds without flapping or creating too much noise. For durability, weather resistance, and ease of use, Kemimoto is a reliable choice.