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Following. Saw this at UBB earlier this year at Sand Hollow, and was very impressed.

, Thanks, that makes more sense.

Always curious what they mean by "suitable for overlanding". To be honest, most of the hardcore overlanders prefer steel wheels that can be easily repaired on the trail, or by someone with simple welding equipment in the local village. Alloys can be problematic once seriously damaged, since...

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They showed it to us at the Nevada off-rodeo I attended last year, and gave us the appropriate use cautions and we used it several times while working our way around the course. I've used it at least a dozen times in tight spots where others have to do multi point turns on the trail. It's...

Dusty, thanks that what I thought. Appreciate the clarification, since I am set up to camp with just my Bronco this makes logistics a lot easier.

Forgive the novice questions, but I suddenly find myself with a lot of free time and an early retirement, and would be interesting in attending this. What's the dispersed camping look like for this area if I wanted to sign up and join in the fun? For reference, 25 Bronco Badlands, 33" wheels.

Adam, thanks for the clarification. That is useful. The steps were one of the first things I purchased, and I was not yet familiar with the landscape of third party providers. Will keep this in mind for future purchases. This is where the 6G forums really shine.

I have had the Broaddict steps on my 4 door 25 Badlands for the last six months. They appear to be identical to other steps from IAG, etc. (right down to the mtns logo and the four bolt color backplate). No idea where they are made. They are sturdy, and fairly easy to remove and put back on...

Thanks for posting this. I've been looking at this solution for a while, for the same reasons you have. I don't need a winch often, and like the option to remove when daily driving. I have a 2.7 Bronco Badlands with Modular bumper, so this should be an easy install based on your write up.

Much appreciated, I had similar concerns about parking sensors, camera, ACC, etc. Good to know there are reasonable workarounds that don't require me to find a whole new bumper and that I can get from Ford with whatever discount they currently have. Thanks.

Definitely gets the Good Samaritan award, nice work! I'm in the market for a winch setup for my new 2025 Bronco Badlands. Looks like you have a modular bumper, so curious what setup you are running and how it's worked out. If you can share it would be greatly appreciated.

I'd just like for my Android Auto implementation to work again. For some reason using the Android assistant for voice commands no longer works as of a few weeks ago. The Alexa integration was next to worthless. Ford should just focus on tighter integration with Android Auto and Apple...

Cross posting from the a related thread, I had the same issue. Installed the Factory Tow Hitch package on my 2025 Bronco Badlands and the bumper connects would not latch together. Went down to the auto parts store and taking the the additional advice in the forum due to working with electrical...

I had the same issue. Installed the Factory Tow Hitch package on my 2025 Bronco Badlands, and everything went together fine... ...except for the parking sensors and the license plate light connectors in the rear bumper. Couldn't get them to seat and was afraid to force them. Got the same...

I used this same approach after the dealer sold me these (as a special order) and I discovered that they would not fit with the rock rails on my 25 Bronco Badlands. I didn't do as clean of a job, but they have held up well over the last 3k miles, and they still look good despite my hatchet job.