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FITMENT NOTES:
On ordering there is a “NOTES” section as you go through to check out, let me know the vehicle and bike, if I think there’s any issues I’ll contact you.
Otherwise call to discuss Leeroy 0402 669686.
MAIN BAR LENGTH:
For 95% of vehicles the standard length main bar is fine.
Dual cab Utes with tubs/stylesides, 4WD Wagons with no spare tyre on rear door are standard fitment.
Tray back utes, wagons with a spare tyre on the rear door, 4×4’s with swing away spare tyres, jerry can holders will need a longer main bar.
Tray back Utes with Canopies, call to discuss.
In stock longer bar options are 50, 100, 150, 200 longer, custom lengths available also.
HOW TO WORK OUT:
On the standard length main bar your bikes inside foot peg is 230mm from the center of your hitch pin hole.
Run a straight edge down from the outside of your Tray, Spare Tyre etc and measure into the center pin hole.
Say it’s 300mm, take off 230 = 70 so you’ll need a 100 longer bar to give you 30mm clearance.
Prado’s, Pajero’s outside of spare tyre to pin is 230 so you’d want a 50mm longer bar for a bit of clearance.
Any questions on fitment or anything about the product give me a call.
RAMP LENGTHS
If you run a tape out 1500, 1800 from the top of your tow bar receiver to the ground you’ll see the loading angle.
1500 Ramp – On a standard height 4WD (receiver is 425-500 off the ground) your bike is easy to load.
1500 Ramp – If you have a 2″ lift or your receiver is 500-550 off the ground this will still work.
1800 Ramp – Higher lifts and bigger tyres will need this.
HIGH LIFT BARS
For 90% of people with 4×4’s the standard height works fine, fire trails, easy access 4WDing into camp sites etc no problem.
If you want to do the Desert, Cape, High Country or any other serious 4x4ing then obviously clearance is king.
It’s also stronger as it’s braced with 4mm Bluescope plate each side of joints (see High Lift Bar product for pics).
150 is 150 clear lift so the vertical tube is 200 long being as its 50mm section.
