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Comparisons between the stock front bumper and the DG.
I becomes quite apparent by looking at the photo's why we chose DG.
I becomes quite apparent by looking at the photo's why we chose DG.
DG versus Stock | Rear of DG | Rear of Stock |
My Impressions:
Pros:
Quality craftsmanship.
Rugged durable design.
Aluminum.
Perfect fitments and alignment to OEM specs.
Cons:
None.
Bottom Line:
This is a no brainer to replace the OEM Front Bumper with something that is made of quality material, with high craftsmanship. This bumper is designed to be higher then most, to give you better ground clearance when needed the most.
I highly recommend installing a DG Bumper on your atv. You never know when you are going to need frontal protection, and you surely are not going to get any protection if you run into anything with the stock bumper on your atv.
I have been running DG products on our test atvs here for some time and have found them to be rugged, long lasting, and have been able to endure any punishment that we have been able to dish out to them.
Pros:
Quality craftsmanship.
Rugged durable design.
Aluminum.
Perfect fitments and alignment to OEM specs.
Cons:
None.
Bottom Line:
This is a no brainer to replace the OEM Front Bumper with something that is made of quality material, with high craftsmanship. This bumper is designed to be higher then most, to give you better ground clearance when needed the most.
I highly recommend installing a DG Bumper on your atv. You never know when you are going to need frontal protection, and you surely are not going to get any protection if you run into anything with the stock bumper on your atv.
I have been running DG products on our test atvs here for some time and have found them to be rugged, long lasting, and have been able to endure any punishment that we have been able to dish out to them.
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