SEGWAY | Front Winch Bumper for Segway Super Villain SX20
Product #70005FB02101
Applications
- Segway Super Villain SX20
PATENT PENDING
Features
- Protect critical front-end components
- Retain the factory OEM winch setup
- Improve coverage in rocky trail conditions
- Add clean mounting points for auxiliary lighting
- Match custom vehicle builds with customizable accent areas
Protect your front-end and lower chassis components when navigating rocks, ruts, and technical trail obstacles. The DRT Motorsports Front Winch Bumper for the Segway Super Villain SX20 adds reinforced protection and a more aggressive appearance while retaining the factory OEM 4500 lb winch setup. The extended front profile increases coverage in rough terrain and creates practical mounting space for auxiliary lighting. Built for real off-road use, this bumper delivers added durability without complicating installation.
- Protect critical front-end components with a heavy-duty laser-cut steel structure designed for aggressive off-road conditions.
- Retain factory recovery capability with a design that works with the OEM 4500 lb winch system.
- Reduce exposure to rocks and trail debris with an integrated lower skid plate section that adds coverage beneath the front bumper area.
- Add auxiliary lighting cleanly with pre-cut mounting points integrated directly into the bumper design.
- Personalize your vehicle build with laser-cut accent sections that can be customized using powder coat, paint, or vinyl inlays.
The bumper is precision formed and welded from heavy-duty steel for long-term durability on demanding terrain. A DRT fine sand texture black powder coat finish provides a clean appearance and added surface protection. The laser-cut aluminum logo back plate features a mil-spec bright finish for a refined motorsports look. Installation is fully bolt-on with no cutting or fabrication required. For vehicles equipped with synthetic rope winches, the bumper is compatible with the DRT Motorsports Universal 6” UTV Hawse Fairlead (P/N 10005FB01201).
