slee rear bumper cb antenna mount (1 Viewer)

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Curious about this one. There's a mount down the lower bumper (big piece) which would allow the spring to flex and bend the antenna back. The higher mount (pictured) doesn't really do much for front-to-back impacts (the typical problem). Any feedback or ideas on this? Probably will put the antenna down below instead of letting it get snapped.

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I put mine where the stock antennae was and used a splitter for FM and CB. Works great and now my radio channels come in more clear as well. :)
 
I put mine where the stock antennae was and used a splitter for FM and CB. Works great and now my radio channels come in more clear as well. :)

I snapped my stock antenna on tree branch last year, reception has sucked accordingly. I got a new flexy-springy one that I'm putting up there. But I just dig the big tall CB whips, always loved them. Popping that guy on the rear. Somehow.
 
I put mine where the stock antennae was and used a splitter for FM and CB. Works great and now my radio channels come in more clear as well. :)

Do you have more information on how you did that? I'm curious about what antenna you used and how that works. I never thought of that idea and it sounds really nice!
 
On my old Slee rear bumper, I put my antenna in the same place you have in the photo, up top. And took it off when I wasn't using it, which was pretty much always. haha
 
I put my antenna on the high mount and a back up light on the lower. I have a quick disconnect on my antenna and take it down when I expect to bump it. If you use the lower there isn't much space to actually connect it.
 
I put all my antennas on the front bumper and the slee bumper up top gets reverse light and bottom mount gets camera. With the VHF, UHF radios I was told the back location was not a good one. Not sure if CB antennas are as fickle. Then every time I see the Australian rigs, they would have the antennas mounted on the front also. I wish I understood more about these things.
 
I snapped my stock antenna on tree branch last year, reception has sucked accordingly. I got a new flexy-springy one that I'm putting up there. But I just dig the big tall CB whips, always loved them. Popping that guy on the rear. Somehow.

I added the flexi springy antenna in place of the stock one. They work really well for FM/Am reception. It also serves as a speedometer. If it has a 90 degree angle from the wind, Im going 110kmh :D
 

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