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Transporting 2015 Mule 610 XC w/ windshield & roof.

Russ23

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I just bought a 2015 Mule 610 XC for my wife and I to use on other properties than our own. I purchased the fixed windshield and a roof just in case we hit bad weather we would have some protection. AFTER I bought them I am told that they are not rated to go more than 25 mph. To take them off and on every time I haul my mule to go riding would be an extreme amount of work to go through. Has anyone out there hauled their mule with these on? Will they hold up? What are my options? Thanks.

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