detachable bullbar

I'm with you Mazcan. You never know. But worth the question I suppose if you need the extra performance.

These comments are mine and in regard to our 100 series.

I would also wonder about winch mounting and those big thick power cables. And then you also have wiring for the bullbar driving lights, indicators and parkers. All things considered I do not think that weight would make much difference in performance on our car.

Okay. Maybe with a small motor then it may be worth it but not for the larger vehicles. Or even one used to drive the kids to school and sunday services.

Most roos, emus and cattle do not tell you to go home and put the bullbar on either. They just appear. Just imagine the work load the day before you go for just a weekend drive. No thanks.

Phil

G'day,
I am with you guys.
I hit a roo last year driving to a job at Bundoora. Also had to swerve a couple of times to avoid hitting roo's in Pakenham too & these are outer suburbs of Melbourne!

Nope. Rather have the protection 24/7.

Cheers
Stu

Gronk,
shedding 70 kilograms would mean I could drink much more beer. Ha.Ha.

I really don't see the point in a quick release bar as there would be a heap of problems depending on the vehicle.

Back to drinking more beer and pondering on the problem.

The new skinny RA.

Two 1" bolts and its off .. your dreaming , Two bolts to perhaps TILT the bar followed by Two more bolts , light wires etc ,,,,,,

And a lot of grunting and swearing, because you have hit a few 'roos and maybe a beast or two, and the bolts don't quite line up anymore......

Once you have the bar tilted (2 or 4 bolts) most are only help on by another 2 bolts at the pivot point.

We undo bars every day to tilt cabs and bonnets, 5 minutes top to undo the bolts for tilting and with a fork another 5 minutes to undo the pivot bolts....... getting it back on is another matter?

Obviously if you were going to remove the bar often you would use connectors for the lights.

As I stated ,'2 one inch bolts your dreaming',, big difference between tilt and full removal ,,,

Maybe I should of said two easy bolts to undo and two easier bolts to undo, most others would of understood what I was on about..... sorry if you didn't understand what I was on about, I feel sorry for you!..... Life must be tough.

Perhaps you should not have made the statement without checking the facts , life must be tough when you have to change your story Mr lance Olcoolone Armstrong ,,,

Nick,
those smart bars are very good. Have used them and witnessed there resilience when hitting rock walls hard.

RA.