ATVenture Components has come out with a brand new line of bumpers called the Hunter Series. The front bumper provides protection for the radiator as well as the lower right and left sides. Both the front and rear bumpers wrap around for added protection to the side edges. The rear bumper protects the rear light.

Check them out on our website http://www.atv-bumpers.com

They are now available in Canada and the USA so nothing is stopping you from getting the ultimate protection for your ATV.

Here are the Yamaha Grizzly 700/550 Front Bumper, Rear Bumper, and Side Bars of the new Hunter Series. We also have Can-Am, Honda, and Suzuki Hunter bumpers and we are currently working on Arctic Cat and Kawasaki bumpers.



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Awesome looking product!


Who the heck is that?

Greg is the person I asked from Quads.ca if I could post this message on this forum. I don't want to spam forum boards so I asked permission. He was the one who said it would be OK to post this.

OOOOOHHHHHHHHHH! That Guy.

Welcome to this site. Products look good.

Having some fun Jennifer. We like to tease each other on here.

I really like that rear Can-Am bumper! Aw heck, tires, then handwarmers, chainsaw mount then maybe the back bumper.

OK. Well...I am all for teasing...I am good at that too! LOL

Thanks for the heads up...I'll make sure to keep my guard down around here....is it just Canadians? I am originally from the Carolinas in the US of A but now I live up here in "Cold Country" or as my father calls it, "The North Pole". And I'm only in New Brunswick. LOL

And thanks Mongrol.

Welcome to the North Pole Jennifer! All Canucks have wicked senses of humour, those that don't we send to Kalifornia as actors.

You need a road trip out west (all business of course *wink-wink*)! C'mon by and we'll take you out on a phenomenal ATV ride the likes you've never seen before!

Regarding the Hunter series bumper to fit a Yamaha Rhino, What is the width of it . I like the look of that bumper but in the picture it looks too wide for my machine for tight trails.

Thanks. dodgeboykim

Treds, Thanks for the welcome to the North Pole. I've been up here for 10 years now and I love it. I miss my family though. I would have loved to go on the ATV ride with "ya'll" (notice my Southern accent???) huh? huh? LOL. However, my back would not allow me to even get on one to ride....so thanks anyway.

Dodgeboykim: I just checked the width of the Rhino Hunter Bumper. It is approx. 50" wide. It covers a little bit of the outside so that nothing can harm the corners. I understand about those tight ATV trails. Driving a huge Rhino down those trails is already a tight fit, so I can understand your concern.

However, the bumper is there to push stuff out of the way as much as it is for protection. Move over...that's what I say. LOL

Now...if there is a 15" tree in your way, well...now that is something entirely different!

Thanks for the info on the width . As to your back problem a lot of people ride SXS because of back problems. Its easier on the old bod. I don't get stiff and sore like i used to with my old Quad . Now i just have to think about a new bumper for my machine . dodgeboykim

Kim, you need to buy it so we can check it out.

Greg

I second that.

those side bars look like they would be a good investment, the way i ride i need those

Yea. I have watched them make those sidebars and they are solid. They even attach to the floorboard and extend it a little. They attach in two places on the front rack and two places on the rear. Those things are not movin'.