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: HARDWARE and SECURING your Motorcycle You must secure your motorcycle from multiple points to the MX Carrier. The hardware 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.