Thanks for posting, your videos are great. Too bad they don't have it for the new KQ 400 I picked up last week. On the website, they list only the 450, 700, and 750. I'm hoping they (ATV-Guru) are paying attention to your comments section. Would love to have one of these!
another great vid thanks Doug, big fan of your channel i check in daily for new episodes! these guys make a stout bumper my favourite by far is the sportman xp cobra model line im running them on my xp 850ho a friend of mine just bought a 550xp eps touring first thing he did was install the cobra bumpers, the rear bumper with the built in storage basket is just awesome, perfect for a little spare gascan, towstraps or whatever you want to throw in there and its tucked away nicely into the back
Have you seen or tried the Moose bumper for the King Quad? If so, how does it compare? I think the Moose looks a little better, but I know the quality of the guru bumpers is top notch, just wondering how moose compares.
slackreviews I have not seen the Moose bumpers but will check them out. I can't imagine anything looking better than this one - I love the way it looks...
The ITP Terra Cross would be a good choice for good traction in every condition without be overly aggressive. The tire shown here, the MudLite XTR is a great tire for mud and snow, but (at least for me) a bit too aggressive for trails and chores.
I like the rear bumper and glad it is made in America but just watched one of your other videos and will repeat what I said there about the front bumper cover. "Iron Baltic" out of Europe makes a front cover/bumper for the King Quad you have got to check out. Man it looks like it protects better than any other company out there so far when it comes to sticks etc poking through. Please let me know what you think about it. Peace, Mo
By now i can't find a bumper that i like for my kingquad, but this.....when the shown bumper at the ends would have the same angle as the headlights (backwards on the top) i could swoon over...
Those top two are very close with some things n the Griz I like better and some things on the King.......I'd live happily ever after with either one ;-) Thanks!
I purchased front, rear, and hitch for a 2006 Honda Rincon, about 5 years ago. The build quality was good, however they do NOT bolt up perfectly. When I called they said this does happen and that Honda had variances in how they bolted the Rincon together. Really? Then to top it off they forgot to send me the hardware for the front and rear bumpers. They told me they would email me a list and I could go to tractor supply and buy them. WTF....After I offered to ship all items back they offered to ship me some hardware which took almost two weeks to get. Once all the installation drama was over I did like the bumpers and hitch. However the textured paint does scratch off easily. It's almost like undercoating for trucks in a spray can. Just be aware when you buy.
They have a very hard rubber compound and no siping or tread cuts in the lugs. They wear extremely well but are quick to lose traction. the lateral traction especially is very immediate. My opinion is that they are highly overrated for two reasons, they last a long time and everyone that puts them on compares them to their stock tires they replaced - anything is better than stock.
Did you not watch our 2013 King Quad test? My favorites are the KQ, the Griz, and the Brute Force.
Thanks for posting, your videos are great. Too bad they don't have it for the new KQ 400 I picked up last week. On the website, they list only the 450, 700, and 750. I'm hoping they (ATV-Guru) are paying attention to your comments section. Would love to have one of these!
another great vid thanks Doug, big fan of your channel i check in daily for new episodes!
these guys make a stout bumper my favourite by far is the sportman xp cobra model line im running them on my xp 850ho a friend of mine just bought a 550xp eps touring first thing he did was install the cobra bumpers, the rear bumper with the built in storage basket is just awesome, perfect for a little spare gascan, towstraps or whatever you want to throw in there and its tucked away nicely into the back
I have custom Guru Bumpers on my Sportsman 850 Touring. Wouldn't have it any other way! Great Bumpers!
Can you still open the rear storage with that bumper
Have you seen or tried the Moose bumper for the King Quad? If so, how does it compare? I think the Moose looks a little better, but I know the quality of the guru bumpers is top notch, just wondering how moose compares.
slackreviews I have not seen the Moose bumpers but will check them out. I can't imagine anything looking better than this one - I love the way it looks...
do they have it for the Ozark250?
Do you knoe of a place to find aftermarket things for a 96 quadrunner? I can't find anything. Or will this bumper fit it since its a suzuki?
All I can suggest is to try eBay.
The ITP Terra Cross would be a good choice for good traction in every condition without be overly aggressive. The tire shown here, the MudLite XTR is a great tire for mud and snow, but (at least for me) a bit too aggressive for trails and chores.
I like the rear bumper and glad it is made in America but just watched one of your other videos and will repeat what I said there about the front bumper cover.
"Iron Baltic" out of Europe makes a front cover/bumper for the King Quad you have got to check out. Man it looks like it protects better than any other company out there so far when it comes to sticks etc poking through. Please let me know what you think about it. Peace, Mo
Reeses Pieces Essentially looks like a skid plate for the front. It doesn't look anywhere near as strong as a bumper, and it's ugly as hell.
By now i can't find a bumper that i like for my kingquad, but this.....when the shown bumper at the ends would have the same angle as the headlights (backwards on the top) i could swoon over...
Those top two are very close with some things n the Griz I like better and some things on the King.......I'd live happily ever after with either one ;-)
Thanks!
I purchased front, rear, and hitch for a 2006 Honda Rincon, about 5 years ago. The build quality was good, however they do NOT bolt up perfectly. When I called they said this does happen and that Honda had variances in how they bolted the Rincon together. Really? Then to top it off they forgot to send me the hardware for the front and rear bumpers. They told me they would email me a list and I could go to tractor supply and buy them. WTF....After I offered to ship all items back they offered to ship me some hardware which took almost two weeks to get. Once all the installation drama was over I did like the bumpers and hitch. However the textured paint does scratch off easily. It's almost like undercoating for trucks in a spray can. Just be aware when you buy.
Yes. No problem...
They have a very hard rubber compound and no siping or tread cuts in the lugs. They wear extremely well but are quick to lose traction. the lateral traction especially is very immediate. My opinion is that they are highly overrated for two reasons, they last a long time and everyone that puts them on compares them to their stock tires they replaced - anything is better than stock.
they look nice...
That is exactly my feelings......
Check out their website.
At least the 400 has a somewhat decent (metal) bumper on the front....This thing was just plastic ;-)