AUDIO SHADE for 2-Seat Honda Talon 1000 | HOPPE Industries

J.D.'s back to introduce the latest addition to our Audio Shade lineup: AUDIO SHADE for Honda Talon 1000 2-seat side-by-sides!
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When will the 4 seater talon be available?

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Received and installed yesterday. Difficult finding reviews on the talon audio shade so I felt I should comment.
Shipping Packaging: Exceptional and blown away with how well it was protected although there was a loose nut in the enclosure rattling around as I first lifted the enclosure out of the crate, so I had to fish it out and hope it was just an extra nut an installer didn’t realize they dropped and not needed. Sent message regarding nut and no response yet.
Overall look: Very satisfied.
Roof: Extremely solid, well-built and fits nicely.
Sound: Excellent as expected.
Front/Rear Lightbars: Outperformed expectations.
Color-Changing LED’s: Looks and works great.
Electrical Install: Simple and straightforward leaving a factory installed look.
Mechanical Install: Unfortunately, this was a dreadful experience. The engineering department should be punished by forcing them to install these with the given bolts and space constraints for all new orders until they redesign this fastening system. M8 bolts are roughly the same length as space between the hole and enclosure above so you could not physically insert any tools on the top side of the M8 bolt to torque down and the round m8 bolt head was difficult to get a tool to torque them if you were able to get the bolts started. The space barely allows you to get your hand in there making it difficult to turn a tool and turning with fingers is next to impossible. There was a wire harness obstructing access to the front right bolt hole making it extremely difficult to reach the bolt let alone turn the bolt as there was roughly a 7-degree turn radius available to turn a wrench. I had to get creative and make a new fastening system to get this roof locked on by adding a bolt from the underside of the cage and placing roof on top of bolts then a nut through the speaker opening on the top of the bolt threads, this was difficult yet buildable.