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Edit: found my own answer. with the accs. id want comes to 540... not a bad deal and a good looking bumper for sure!
 
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This looks like a pretty nice bumper, has anyone seen one in person?

I was looking at the latch mechanisim in the photo and that's the only that looks a little clumsy. But other than that I think it's a nice alternative to others at a great price. I especially like the fact that you can remove the swing away carrier when you don't want to use it. So like daily driving around town I can leave it at home and not have to open and close it when going shopping etc... And if I got a flat I can just call AAA.

Thanks for posting.!
 
They look good and the price is good. I think somebody posted a while back that this was a company that changed its name after some serious quality problems (Kennesaw Mountain I think). I'd do a search before sending money (just in case).
 
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They look good and the price is good. I think somebody posted a while back that this was a company that changed its name after some quality problems. I'd do a search before sending money (just in case).

this.

the company used to be called kennesaw mountain offroad, or somethin like that. i never dealt with them, but i dont remember hearing many good things about the company
 
Man, I have been looking at rear bumper options and this one is quite lucrative.
For the same price as a rear CBI bumper w/o tire carrier, you can get this one with the tire carrier, and then some.
The thing is I hate how rectilinear these bumpers are. I am actually leaning towards a savage off-road rear bumper. It looks like it has the best approach angles and is only 95lbs. The only thing I don't like is that it doesn't have a tire carrier, but that can always be solved with a welder.

I wish someone would start making something like this with a tire carrier. Is anyone sick of all these squary, big and blocky rear bumpers?
 

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TAG is kennesaw mtn fab or what ever. I have heard that they had horrible customer service and took some money. Thats why they had to change the name
 
I plan on talkin to these folks, TAG, soon. I wanna hear their story. I was just thru Atlanta/Smyrna yesterday but couldn't stop.
 
Here is my (dirty) Savage bumper. It was the first one they did for a 1" BL, turned out really well. I'll be measuring the departure angle this weekend. It is pretty high and it really tucks up under the rear hatch nicely. I give it two thumbs up. :bigok:
 

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So with a 1"BL, 265/75/16s and the Savage bumper, I've got a 40 degree departure angle. Not too shabby!
 
Man, I have been looking at rear bumper options and this one is quite lucrative.
For the same price as a rear CBI bumper w/o tire carrier, you can get this one with the tire carrier, and then some.
The thing is I hate how rectilinear these bumpers are. I am actually leaning towards a savage off-road rear bumper. It looks like it has the best approach angles and is only 95lbs. The only thing I don't like is that it doesn't have a tire carrier, but that can always be solved with a welder.

I wish someone would start making something like this with a tire carrier. Is anyone sick of all these squary, big and blocky rear bumpers?

So who builds that bumper? It is nice. I was totally going to go Addicted but that bumper might change my mind
 

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