Looks nice!
Feedback if I may
1) Not a fan of prominent logos. At least this one looks removable. But there will be a few unexplained holes left over. I am not your billboard
2) The frame inside design is so much better than the frame outside design. Gross. Great improvement there.
3) It looks like the rub rail for the upper horizontal stiffener is sitting diagonal in the pics? Or is it another diagonal stiffener
4) I like the limiter straps! Woohoo. I have a set of doors for my '16 900 from Dragonfire which I cherish. But the limiters are (were, lol) aluminum cheesy bits. Both broke off not long after installing them and now my doors flap like a bird. I think the nice strap design warrants a bullet on your list to be sure.

 

I’ve been running there doors for a few years now. No complaints. What made me choose these over the others was…. Aluminum, no rust to worry about and lighter weight. But the big one was, it opens at the rear like a door should. Not an old Lincoln with suicide doors.

 

With full door hinges for when it gets chilly?
Looks really nice. Custom orange paint, even. Really leaned into the factory paint scheme. Nice.

Those doors look waaaaaay better than the ones I linked to. Why do they even sell those other ones?

 

Yeah, I have a set of canvas doors for winter and plowing. They work well enough for keeping the heat in. But, with the vinyl windows rolled down in dusty conditions. They were getting scratched up pretty quickly.

Sitting in the pole barn with a beer in one hand and a can of orange paint in the other. Shit just happened.

I don’t know why the old body style got those doors? I was never a fan either. No way to seal them up to help with dust. I was looking hard at the dragonfires when I had my 900 and would have been my first choice.

 

Beer motivation is one of the finer forms of motivation.

Didn't even notice the forward hinge on these doors. Ya, suicides are super problematic with guests. Not only the confusion about getting in, but worse, what happens when they don't latch the door upon exit. Ahem. Hello brush pile, goodbye door.

I now religiously reach over and make sure the passenger door is latched.