Awesome vid. That definitely looked like a buckin' Bronco on that jump! :D
Would be interested to know if anything broke when the rear quickly made contact with the ground that hard. Is that a Badlands?
There's also footage of the capable bumper in the world premier from last year.
While the modular bumper is shown, the capable bumper is heavily featured.
I wouldn't spend that much. Would buy from a Rigid reseller myself, like the OP provided. I posted that link, because some people like to get the details and specs from the manufacturer's website.
No offense, but Hot Pepper Red in certain light/angles reminds me of the color of a persimmon. Not really diggin' it. Eruption Green looks amazing, though. Will be switching my order from Carbonized Gray to Eruption Green as soon as possible.
If you search on YouTube, there's a video uploaded by BN titled,
"2021 Ford Bronco Testing | Moab, Utah".
At least one of the Broncos has the capable bumper, and it seems to be handling quite well on that terrain. That said, it still has the end caps. I'm thinking those actually don't come off...
Something I noticed upon re-watching and pausing. In the following screen cap, it looks like the modular bumper is seriously out of alignment with the body. (Note the gap between the bumper and the body that gets larger as you move from the passenger's side to the driver's side.) Is this just...
Some great new footage of the TFL Bronco on the trail with the modified Defender and Wrangler 392 Rubicon.
At 11:30, you can see Tommy activating Stay Bar Disconnect. It really seemed to help with the articulation and getting over those rocks. No doubt it still could have done it with just the...
Our first adventure in the Bronco will likely be in Colorado and include visiting Mt Evans (Summit Lake, Echo Lake, mountain peak), Breckenridge, Colorado Springs (Royal Gorge Bridge and Park, Pikes Peak) and Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs.
(Mt Evans featuring G.O.A.T. :D)
(Mt Evans in...