Could you mount these on the handlebars of a Foreman ATV?
912980
I wouldn't see why you couldn't, so long as there is ample room for mounting hardware. The base of the mount would need 1.5x1.5 inches to mount on each side so that you could get the 4 screws through and the under lying plate secure. I mounted these on my 02 Polaris Sportsman's front rack, and use them for holding snow shovels and such while plowing. The mounts will stick up about 7-8 inches above your handlebars, so keep that in mind. You'll enjoy these if you buy them.
609592
it really depends on how you want to mount them. I move my grips in on both sides of the handlebars just enough to bolts the units to the bars. You'll need to cut the opening in the ends of your grips tho,. If you're more fastidious, you'll want a bar-end kit and these do not come with that. Some motorcycles come with pre-tapped handlebar ends to make the process easier.
1551726
I have it on mine however you need mounting brackets that will attach where the foot pedals bolt on. From those this mount bolts right on. Love it so far. My atv came with the plates though. No idea where to get them. Could always fabricate some. I plan to get copies made of mine due to them being so old. If you have any questions reach out to me. I will gladly show pictures of what it looks like.
1773607
I don't see why not. Only issue I can think of would be loading/unloading from the rear might be tricky. You'd have to side load your canoe, and might take two people to lift it over all 4 mounts to set it down. But installation to your rails should work just fine. They look like they could be installed either direction.
1017692
I have a 2008 Honda Foreman with added racks,front and rear and a large added plastic trunk ! I don't know what you have on your ATV, but if you don't have a lot of add on stuff, I believe it would fit. Roll the dice, you can always send it back !! Good Luck !!
2220191
no, You would have to use a mounting bracket of some sort. They can be found for around $10 for a basic stand at wally world.
411366
Yes you would, as these attach to existing roof racks only. Hope this helps!
1473232
Yes very easily mounts to mountain bike handlebars. Could mount to top tube of your bike even, depending on size of tube. Very nice speaker!
670394
I mountd mine for short distance reverse lights on a trailer. They will work on a bull bar but not for long distances like a set of RooLights
840312
probably, if the handlebar diameter is about the same. You may need to custom fit these, to the particular part of the handlebar they're needed...
972364
Don't know, I use it on a honda foreman, I attach it with bungee cords and they work great.
803751
Sure, it'll work using an ATV (I use a Honda 450 Foreman) BUT... the grabber is really difficult to open to hook to something. I've found that I've had better luck with wrapping a regular ol' chain around, whatever I want to pull out, 3-4 times works as well as or better than the grabber. If this model had the handles to open it, like the next model up, then I'd recommend it... otherwise NO.
1855415
Depends on how much space you have. These may be to large for a bull bar. See how many inches the bull bar has between the mount and the top bar.
683566
Yep. They are mounted on metal "hooks" that ride along the top rails of the structure between the handles. Very handy.
556832
You will need a bracket. A mounting bracket will be required anyway if you intend to use this on an atv
1067538
Yes, but this is just the push bar. You will need a mount plate that bolts on under your ATV. You have to go to Warn.com and check which mount kit your ATV calls for. Plus you will need a plow blade and either a plow lift or winch.
70720
You might check their website. I had cross bars on my roof rack and they mounted no problem.