Quadratec 4 Bike Folding Bike Rack

Description

Paid for it during install though. Mostly though, the bolts for the bumper are free-standing, meaning they're not welded onto the bumper, meaning they move. Until I take it out on the trail and have to pull the Jeep out of a mud-pit, I really w. You can re-install the L brackets after positioning the bumper on the frame. Remove those before lifting the bumper onto the mounting points! Don't spend 20 minutes trying to figure it out like I did. Durability: NA I haven't really tested the bumper other than lifting the Jeep using the jack mount points, which are super convenient. They create just enough of a lip not to allow the bolts to smoothly move through the mounting points. ReviewInstallation: 1/5 Horrible, in part due to my warnings above. Where the bumper mounts to the frame, there are 4 L-shaped brackets, 2 on either side of each mounting point. The shackle mounting points are easily accessible and the hooks look vicious, which is what I wanted. You need the brackets! In my other Jeep, for example, I have a Smittybilt bumper which has the bolts welded in place, so you can finagle it and get it onto the mounting points without shifting the bolts out of place and have to put it down, reset the bolts, and try again. It took me about a dozen tries to get the bumper onto the mounting points because all 6 bolts have to enter the points at the same time, perfectly, since they are free-standing. Appearance: 5/5 Looks just as advertised. Price: 5/5 Hard to beat.

Key Features

• They create just enough of a lip not to allow the bolts to smoothly move through the mounting points.
• You need the brackets for incandescent JL fog lights; just the carriage bolts will not work!
• Quadratec · 4 bike · FoldingSee more details at Quadratec »Size2 Bike4 BikeReviews4.3251 reviews5 star173 reviews4 star32 reviews3 star17 reviews2 star8 reviews1 star21 reviewsOctober 1, 2019Please read before installing!
• I'll get to the review after two important tips/warnings for installers!1.
• Where the bumper mounts to the frame, there are 4 L-shaped brackets, 2 on either side of each mounting point.
• Rugged Ridges provides plastic washers that are supposed to hold the bolts in place for when you install the bumper onto the mounting points, but if you're off by a millimeter, the bolts are going to move and the plastic washers won't do.