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Extreme Metal Products
EMP is a Cleveland metal shop that fell in love with side by sides. That is the honest version of the story, and it explains almost everything about the company — the industrial sheet metal pedigree, the fact that they will make a $36 stereo face plate and a $905 hydraulic bed lift for the same machine, and the reason their parts fit the way they do.
Founded in 2005 and still family run and family owned, Extreme Metal Products builds out of Cleveland, Ohio, and manufactures domestically. They are small and nimble in a market full of large companies, which is exactly why they are usually first to market on a new machine. They talk to OEM market specialists continuously, they see a platform coming, and the parts are on the shelf while everyone else is still tooling up.
We carry 452 EMP products, more than double what most retailers stock, spanning windshields, roofs, bumpers, cab backs, heat shields, mirrors, storage, hitches and the small interior parts nobody else bothers to make.
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Windshields — the deepest line they make
If EMP is famous for one thing it is glass and polycarbonate. The catalog runs four ways and it is worth knowing the difference before you shop.
DOT-rated laminated safety glass is the top tier — real automotive glass, optically perfect for the life of the machine, wiper-friendly, and DOT approved, which is what a street-legal build usually requires. The Mule 4000/4010 laminated glass is $579.95 and the Wolverine glass windshield is $497.99.
Hard-coated polycarbonate is the volume choice: lighter, far more impact resistant, and hard-coated on both sides so it resists the scratching that ruins bare poly. Most of these land between $200 and $340.
Vented versions add sliding vents so you get full coverage with airflow control, which is the honest answer for anyone who rides in real summer heat.
Flip-up and folding designs give you closed protection and open-air on the same panel. EMP's flip-up windshields are one of the things riders specifically ask for by brand.
Half windshields round it out from about $92 to $155 for riders who want rock and mud deflection without the heat.
Roofs and tops
Aluminum tops, steel hard tops, and their polyethylene "Cooter Brown" tops — the name is deliberate and it stuck. Aluminum runs roughly $165 to $765 depending on machine and cab size, polyethylene sits lower, and several include a dome light. On crew machines the steel tops go up to about $561.
Cab backs and dust stoppers
An EMP specialty and a genuinely underrated product. A cab back closes the space behind the seats so the low pressure a moving machine creates does not drag dust and exhaust forward into the cab. Hard-coated polycarbonate versions run about $130 to $300. If you have a windshield and a roof and you are still eating dust, this is the missing piece.
Bumpers, brush guards and winch mounts
Front bumpers with integrated winch mounts from about $280 to $425, rear bumpers from roughly $199 to $410, and standalone winch mounts from $56 to $85 — the cheapest way into a winch install. The Extreme Rear Bumper line on the Pioneer 700, Viking and mid-size Ranger has some of the strongest review counts in their whole catalog.
Heat shields
A small category that solves a real problem, and one EMP does better than anyone. Exhaust heat shields for the Pioneer 1000, Talon and Teryx protect bodywork, cargo and legs from exhaust heat. Roughly $170 to $270.
Storage, hitches and the small stuff
This is where the metal shop shows. Underhood storage boxes and trays, Milwaukee Pack Out racks that mount the tool-box system riders already own, 2-inch front and rear receiver hitches, hydraulic bed lifts, battery trays, folding side mirrors, gated speed shifters, cup holders, light bar brackets, stereo face plates and speaker pods. Most of it under $200, and most of it not made by anyone else.
Best-Selling EMP Products
- Wolverine Glass Windshield ($497.99) — our number one EMP product and our best-selling windshield overall. Laminated safety glass for the Yamaha Wolverine, with the optical clarity polycarbonate cannot match.
- Mule 4010 Trans 2 Inch Front Receiver Hitch ($119.95) — our highest-traffic EMP page. A front receiver turns the nose of a Mule into a mount for a plow frame, a winch cradle or a carrier, and almost nobody else makes one.
- Mule 4000/4010 Laminated Glass Windshield, DOT Approved ($579.95) — the top of the windshield range. DOT-approved laminated glass, which is what a road-registered Mule generally needs.
- Mule 4000/4010 Hydraulic Bed Lift ($904.95) — a hydraulic dump conversion for the Mule bed. The most mechanically ambitious thing EMP makes and a genuine work-machine upgrade.
- Pioneer 500/520 Front Brush Guard with Winch Mount ($277.95) — brush protection and a winch mount in one piece for the small Pioneer, a machine with fewer options than most.
- Kubota RTV Rear Bumper ($244.95) — Kubota owners are underserved by the aftermarket, and EMP's RTV coverage is the exception.
- Teryx / Teryx4 Front 2 Inch Receiver Hitch ($81.99) — the same front-receiver idea for the Teryx, at a price that makes it an easy add.
- Teryx KRX 1000 Grab Bar Dual Cup Holder ($48.99 – $53.99) — two cup holders that clamp to the passenger grab bar. Small, cheap, and one of the highest-converting products in the line, because it solves an obvious problem nobody else addressed.
Also worth a look: the Honda Talon Heat Shield Kit, the Commander "Cooter Brown" Polyethylene Top, the Teryx KRX 1000 Stereo Face Plate, the Mule Pro-MX Pack Out Bed Rack, and the Gator XUV 825i Clutch Quick Fix Shim Pack.
Browse all 452 EMP products above, or filter by your year, make and model.
EMP at a Glance
| Company | Extreme Metal Products, LLC |
| Founded | 2005 |
| Headquarters and shop | Cleveland, Ohio — 4830 Briar Road |
| Ownership | Rick Ott, family run and family owned |
| Background | Industrial sheet metal fabrication |
| Manufacturing | Domestic |
| Known for | Windshields, roofs, cab backs, bumpers, heat shields |
| Coverage advantage | Frequently first to market on new platforms |
| Beyond UTVs | Jeeps and trucks, tractors, motorcycles, snowmobiles |
| Guarantee | 100% satisfaction |
| Products we stock | 452 |
| Price range on our site | $27.99 – $904.95 |
Machines EMP Covers
Coverage here is unusually broad, including a lot of older and smaller machines that the rest of the aftermarket has abandoned.
| Make | Models |
|---|---|
| Polaris | RZR 570, 800, XP 900, XP 1000, XP Turbo, Turbo S, Pro XP, Pro R, Turbo R, Trail, RS1 · Ranger mid-size, full-size, Pro-Fit cage, XP 1000, SP 570 · General 1000, XP 1000 · ACE |
| Can-Am | Defender · Commander, Commander MAX · Maverick, Maverick Trail, Sport, Sport MAX · Maverick X3 |
| Kawasaki | Mule 600, 610, SX, 3000, 3010, 4000, 4010, Pro-FX, DX, FXR, Pro-MX · Teryx 750, 800, Teryx4, Teryx KRX 1000 · Ridge |
| Honda | Pioneer 500, 520, 700, 1000, 1000-5, 1000-6 · Talon 1000 |
| Yamaha | Rhino · Viking · Wolverine, Wolverine X2, RMAX 1000 · YXZ |
| CFMoto | UForce 500, 600, 800, 1000, U10 · ZForce 800, 950 |
| John Deere | Gator HPX, XUV 550, 560, 590i, 620i, 625i, 825i, 850d, 855d, S4 Crew |
| Kubota | RTV 900, X900, X1100, X1120, X1140, XG850 Sidekick |
| Arctic Cat | Wildcat 1000, Wildcat Trail, Sport |
| Mahindra | ROXOR |
The pattern worth noticing: EMP still supports the Yamaha Rhino, the 2005-2008 Ranger, the 2008-2013 Teryx 750 and the 2012-2016 Wildcat. If you own an older machine and everyone tells you parts do not exist, check EMP first.
Is EMP Right For You?
Buy EMP if you want domestically made metal and glass with vehicle-specific fit and a bolt-on install, if you own an older or less common machine, or if you want the small practical part — a hitch, a face plate, a cup holder, a storage tray — that nobody else makes.
Look elsewhere if you want engine performance or suspension. EMP does body, glass, protection and utility, not power.
Where EMP is strongest: windshields, where the DOT glass and flip-up lines have no direct equal, cab backs, and legacy machine coverage.
Where you have more options: bumpers and roofs, where several brands build to a similar standard.
Buying From Us
- 100% satisfaction guarantee from EMP, plus our own 90-day returns
- Best price guarantee — find it cheaper and we match it
- Extended 1- and 2-year warranties available at checkout
- Free shipping over $250, $19.95 flat rate otherwise. Glass windshields, roofs and bed lifts ship freight with the charge shown on the listing
- Affirm financing at checkout
- Fitment help before you order — call (414) 219-0509, text (920) 644-5280, or use live chat
EMP Frequently Asked Questions
Where is EMP made? Cleveland, Ohio, and manufactured domestically. Extreme Metal Products was founded in 2005 and is family run and family owned, with a background in industrial sheet metal fabrication — which is why the metal work is the strong point.
What does EMP stand for? Extreme Metal Products. You will see the products listed both ways, and both refer to the same company.
Does EMP make parts for my machine? Very likely. They cover Polaris, Can-Am, Kawasaki, Honda, Yamaha, CFMoto, John Deere, Kubota, Arctic Cat and Mahindra ROXOR, and they support older machines the rest of the aftermarket has dropped — the Yamaha Rhino, the 2005-2008 Ranger, the Teryx 750. Filter by your year and model, and if you do not see it, ask us.
Glass or polycarbonate windshield? Glass for optical clarity, wiper compatibility and DOT approval on a street-legal build. Hard-coated polycarbonate for impact resistance, lower weight and lower cost. EMP makes both across most machines, and their laminated glass is genuinely automotive-grade rather than a thicker plastic marketed as glass.
What is a cab back or dust stopper? A panel that closes the opening behind the seats. A moving UTV creates low pressure behind the cab that pulls dust and exhaust forward, and closing the front without closing the rear can make the swirl worse. If you have a windshield and a roof and still eat dust, a cab back is what you are missing. EMP's run about $130 to $300.
Do EMP bumpers come with a winch? No. Bumpers and brush guards with a winch mount are winch-ready, and the winch is a separate purchase. EMP also sells standalone winch mounts from about $56 to $85 if you already have a bumper you like.
Does EMP only make UTV parts? No, and this is the part that explains the company. They also build for Jeeps and trucks, tractors, motorcycles and snowmobiles. The UTV line grew out of a metal shop that could already fabricate anything, which is why the catalog has both a $905 hydraulic bed lift and a $36 stereo face plate.
Written and reviewed by the Side By Side Source team — riders and product specialists who sell and spec these parts. See what UTV owners say about us on our customer reviews page. Spot an error, or have a suggestion that would make this page more helpful? Email marketing@gearup2go.com — we read every note.
Last updated: August 2026