ARB Rear Bar (900kg Tow) — 1997–2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ bike mount this table is backward compatible Front Light Bar Options:43 in Dual Function W/ Small Dual OEM Switch
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ARB Rear Bar (900kg Tow) — 1997–2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ bike mount this table is backward compatible Front Light Bar Options:43 in Dual Function W Small Dual OEM Switch this table is backward compatible with all UltraSwings Multiple attachment points let you hang it from L track It replaces the flimsy factory rear bumper Unlimited) 1997–2006 Spec Detail Brand ARB Part number 5650010 Tow rating 900 kg Construction Tubular steel subframe Finish Textured black powder coat Recovery points Yes Jack points Four easily accessible ARB Jack Hi Lift jack points Warranty 3 year ARB warranty More Jeep ready gear in the ARB collection at Overland Kitted
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