Bison - Front Bumper Brush guard

[Hondasxs]

Check out the new bumper from Bison - 2014 Honda Pioneer 700/700-4 Front Bumper Brushguard.
It seems to be a "over bumper" and mounts on top of the factory bumper.

Manufacturer: Bison
SKU: 166-860
Price: $529.00


Protect your MUV from costly damages. A busted headlight, plastic or muffler can cost a lot more then a front or rear bumper. Bison has developed a line of trail riding bumpers that will give your MUV a whole new tough look while protecting its vulnerable area.

Features and Specifications:
- Powder Coated: Gloss Black
- Weighs approx. 35 lbs
- 1 ½ inch Steel Diameter Tubing
- 4 Secure Attachment Points
- No Drilling or Modification Required
- Designed to Custom Fit Your ATV
- Mounting Hardware Included
- Not an OEM replacement bumper
- Winch roller not included

Check it out -->http://www.atvcomponent.com/servlet/the-849/2014-Honda-Pioneer-700-fdsh-700-dsh-4/Detail

 

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[ohanacreek]

If it were a replacement it might be worth 500+ but it's like a plastic hubcap on a steel wheel.

There are actual replacements that are cheaper WITH a winch mount.

Looks like it sticks down low and could possibly get you hung up too.

 

[Hondasxs]

Ya, it does looks good. But not sure I like the "over bumper" concept. and defiantly not for $500. I would get those bottom pipes caught on something for sure.
I agree, a full replacement... then I would be willing to part with my $500.

 

[ohanacreek]

Yeah, it really does "look" good I just don't understand why it's not a real bumper. Wouldn't that have been just as easy?

 

[Hondasxs]

Yep, all one would need is to weld the square pipes and a bottom bash plate.

 

[nglauer]

The warn bumper I have on my 02 rancher bolts to the front bumper.... but at least it looks less hub cap like. I would never spend 500 on that. I bet a good fab shop could build a nicer "custom" one for that price

 

[ohanacreek]

The warn bumper I have on my 02 rancher bolts to the front bumper.... but at least it looks less hub cap like. I would never spend 500 on that. I bet a good fab shop could build a nicer "custom" one for that price

+1

 

[Beacheagle70]

I agree that you could do better. But it could provide that needed place for a spare wheel?