LFD Off Road - GX460 Front Hybrid Bumper 2010-2013
We've designed our bumpers with one goal in the forefront: to be able to stand up to the rigors of actual off road use. Our new front bumper offers un...
LFD Offroad - GX 460 Front Hybrid Bumper 2010-2013 (1 Viewer)
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Great access to the winch and drum! Not a fan of this style of bumperette.
MrTorgue
Grizzly Clint
Hmmmm. It’s ... ok? Needs light mounts and a spot to mount at least a custom spot for a license plate for us poor saps living in dumb states that require front plates.
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I like this one better than the Victory model. Far better winch access.
Yeah this is MUCH better looking than the Victory.
LFD got the contours/looks right on this! Victory’s version just looks like a metal slab thrown on without any effort.
Nice design, but it's not a bumper in the traditional sense, no beating or banging on that, nothing but plastic damage in that category
That's the appealing part. Some of us don't want 200 lbs of bumper on the front of our vehicles. This provides the basics: winch mount and recovery points.
I suppose so. It works. The Dobinsons is only about 150, and most are that much or less I think.
I've posted pics of the damage from a deer strike with Ironman bumper on my 460
This would offer very little protection from an animal strike of any kind
Although some may consider it useful as mentioned...
Full bar/bumper for me
This would offer very little protection from an animal strike of any kind
Although some may consider it useful as mentioned...
Full bar/bumper for me
I don't have to worry about animal strikes where I live and where I off-road. Besides, I drive cars too (and a motorhome on occasion) and never worried about animal strikes in those either. Nice to have options, don't you agree?
r2m
Richard
Agree with Mena661, just not a lot of stupid animals that jump out in front of you here in California.
Now, about humans.... That's a different story, there are stupid ones here and some will jump out in front of you.
Now, about humans.... That's a different story, there are stupid ones here and some will jump out in front of you.
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Here was a elk hit by a semi near me a few weeks back. I think that is horn in the windshield
komonews.com
Semi truck collides with elk in early morning wreck on I-90
KITTITAS COUNTY, Wash. - A semi truck collided with an elk early Monday on Interstate 90 in Kittitas County, causing significant damage to the truck, the Washington State Patrol reports. The collision is a reminder for drivers to scan the road for animals crossing, troopers say. Courtesy John...
komonews.com
You can always add recovery points without having a aftermarket bumper or hybrid. I got some mounted on my frame close to the factory points. If I'm going through the trouble of cutting portions of my front bumper or stripping it off altogether might as well go with full protection. You have to worry about animals no matter where you live. Just might not as prominent in some areas or others...
Where I live in Utah.....resident deer & migrating winter elk can be problems
Much of Hwy 10 has been built with a west side 8' high fencing....with east side cross overs
This keeps the migrating winter elk on the west side of the hwy...usually....
U-Dot has built this wildlife bridge over I 80 near Park City...you may have seen it in UR travels
www.atlasobscura.com
www.ksl.com
Much of Hwy 10 has been built with a west side 8' high fencing....with east side cross overs
This keeps the migrating winter elk on the west side of the hwy...usually....
U-Dot has built this wildlife bridge over I 80 near Park City...you may have seen it in UR travels
I-80 Wildlife Overpass
The largest wildlife crossing in Utah allows local fauna to safely traverse the six-lane Interstate 80 at Parleys Canyon.
Wildlife bridge over I-80 now open
Utah's newest overpass — and second in the state — created solely for wildlife to cross officially opened on Thursday.
www.ksl.com
Where I live in Utah.....resident deer & migrating winter elk can be problems
Much of Hwy 10 has been built with a west side 8' high fencing....with east side cross overs
This keeps the migrating winter elk on the west side of the hwy...usually....
U-Dot has built this wildlife bridge over I 80 near Park City...you may have seen it in UR travels
I-80 Wildlife Overpass
The largest wildlife crossing in Utah allows local fauna to safely traverse the six-lane Interstate 80 at Parleys Canyon.
Wildlife bridge over I-80 now open
Utah's newest overpass — and second in the state — created solely for wildlife to cross officially opened on Thursday.
Nice. We have something similar in a town near us and they went from 300-400 animal strikes per year, on this particular several mile stretch, down to something like 4-5 per year. Ugly....but damn effective.
I think it looks nice for the style of bumper it is. But at $850, I’d just buy a full Australian bumper. The appeal of this style is functionality at a lower price. Not sure what this brings to the table over a $200 winch tray mounted behind the factory bumper cover.
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Perhaps it should be thought of more as a winch mount with integrated recovery points than a bumper?
