Yamaha Raptor 250 Front Bumper Summit Race/ Raptor 250 Front Bumper Summit Alum on 2040-parts.com
Central Point, Oregon, United States
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***BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER AND SAVE*** The Summit Bumper is the highest coverage bumper we offer reaching approx. 22" across for maximum protection of vulnerable A-Arms and shocks, and an extra 2-3" higher to provide better protection to the plastic and radiator. The summit is then reinforced with extra support tubus from the top point, outside corners, plus reinforced lower mounting holes. The aggressive face angle and incorporated skid plate along with its incredible strength make the Summit Bumper a force that makes the competition cringe.
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