Description
FITMENT NOTES:
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MAIN BAR LENGTH:
90% of vehicles are STANDARD LENGTH Main Bar.
Dual Cab Utes with a tub, and SUV’s with NO spare tyre on rear door are STANDARD LENGTH.
SUV’s with a spare tyre on the rear door, swing aways, jerry can holders will need a longer main bar.
SUV’s with Spare Tyre on rear door
Tray back Utes will need a longer main bar.
RAMP LENGTHS:
If you run a tape out 1250, 1500, 1800 from the top of your tow bar receiver to the ground you’ll see the loading angle.
1250 Ramp – On a standard height 4WD (receiver is 450-500 off the ground) your bike is easy to load.
1500 Ramp – If you have a 2″ lift or your receiver is 550+ off the ground you’ll need this.
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 4WD into camp sites.
If you want to do the Desert, Cape, High Country or any other serious 4×4 then clearance is king.
Also stronger as it’s braced with 4mm Bluescope plate each side of joints.
Lifts are measured center to center.
Note: SECURING your Motorcycle You must secure your motorcycle from multiple points to the MX Carrier. The straps to the bikes foot pegs is one point, you must also use a tie down strap each side of the motorcycle to the secondary eye nuts on the MX Carrier. This is to provide a safety backup for your motorcycle.