Description
Ideal For Off-Road Use. This Barricade Adventure HD Front Bumper was engineered with the daring off-roader in mind. With an integrated grille guard hoop, this Front Bumper features two high strength D-Ring mounts with 9,500 pound rated D-Rings and a built-in winch plate that is capable of supporting a 12,000 pound winch. You’ll enjoy easy recovery operations and rugged protection with this all-in-one Adventure HD Front Bumper.
Light up The Night. This Barricade Adventure HD Front Bumper is the perfect solution for night-time trail runners, as it features two fog light mounting points that allow you to easily install a set of fog lights – not included. The grille guard hoop also includes two mounting points for use with auxiliary lighting to ensure complete confidence in any night time adventure.
High Quality Construction. Manufactured from heavy duty 5/32 inch steel plating for superior strength, this Barricade Front Bumper is cold formed into shape. After trimming and final finishing Barricade then completes their Bumper in a two stage finish using epoxy pre-coating and high-grade textured black powder coating for durability and long lasting corrosion resistance.
Direct Bolt-On Installation. Barricade engineered their Adventure HD Modular Front Bumper to be a direct bolt-on replacement for your original stock bumper reusing the factory hardware and mounting points. There is no cutting or modifications required for a clean straight forward installation. Installation can be completed in about two hours with just basic hand tools and the help of a friend.
Application. This Barricade Adventure HD Front Bumper is designed to fit 2021-2024 Ford Bronco models.
Bumper looks really nice! Very sturdy construction and great surface. I highly recommend for the price. I had a factory capable bumper to start with. Being able to re-use factory fog lights, parking sensors, and factory wiring harness was a bis plus. I had to lengthen the middle driver side connector to the parking sensor for it to work. There were no holes in inner bumper weld plates to run the factory harness through which would be nice for Barricade to add in the future. I decided to not install the winch until I mounted the bumper first otherwise it would have bee super heavy but doable for 2 people. After installing the bumper, I mounted the fairlead first. Next, I mounted the winch body. Next, I installed the ground winch wire which was a pain to reach. I should have put the ground wire on the winch first then mount the winch body to the bumper. Next, I mounted the control box and the power wires to the winch from the control box. Next, I wired the winch. The factory battery is a weird enclosure and does not have nuts to use open spots on the terminal, so I just added it to one that had it already. I will go to hardware store later and get the extra nuts for the battery terminal so not to be doubled up on one. You need a 90 connector for positive power wire to make it close properly. Negative wire was easy. I installed a pair of AUXBEAM flood lights to the top of the brush guard and wired up to the existing AUX switches which were a factory option which made it easier. It truly made a huge difference in how it looks now. I have to do rear bumper next. I hope this helps.
Bumper looks really nice! Very sturdy construction and great surface. I highly recommend for the price. I had a factory capable bumper to start with. Being able to re-use factory fog lights, parking sensors, and factory wiring harness was a bis plus. I had to lengthen the middle driver side connector to the parking sensor for it to work. There were no holes in inner bumper weld plates to run the factory harness through which would be nice for Barricade to add in the future. I decided to not install the winch until I mounted the bumper first otherwise it would have bee super heavy but doable for 2 people. After installing the bumper, I mounted the fairlead first. Next, I mounted the winch body. Next, I installed the ground winch wire which was a pain to reach. I should have put the ground wire on the winch first then mount the winch body to the bumper. Next, I mounted the control box and the power wires to the winch from the control box. Next, I wired the winch. The factory battery is a weird enclosure and does not have nuts to use open spots on the terminal, so I just added it to one that had it already. I will go to hardware store later and get the extra nuts for the battery terminal so not to be doubled up on one. You need a 90 connector for positive power wire to make it close properly. Negative wire was easy. I installed a pair of AUXBEAM flood lights to the top of the brush guard and wired up to the existing AUX switches which were a factory option which made it easier. It truly made a huge difference in how it looks now. I have to do rear bumper next. I hope this helps.
This product bolted right up. I love the look. I am waiting on the winch to install it.
This product bolted right up. I love the look. I am waiting on the winch to install it.
Great looking bumper with all the options needed plus it was set up to work with adaptive cruise control as well as a wench.
Install was easy with some room for adjustment. The longest time for install was routing wiring for adaptive cruise which you will need to cut back some loom and to gain more access in the slack on the wiring. Instructions for parking sensor attachment pieces were lacking but easy to figure out.
Took an afternoon by myself with prep, oem uninstall, adjusting/ routing wiring and install.