ATV Rear Drop Basket - Carriers > ATV Carriers - Titan Ramps Reviews

4.6 Rating 117 Reviews

Easy to install- Lightweight design won't bog down your ATV's power- Durable powder-coated finish to withstand most demanding rides- Mounting and installation hardware included- Metal bands to connect to the ATV are not included

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“Works well for what I use it for. Constructed well. I haul a lot in it from October 1st til December 1st deer hunting etc. the one thing I would change is the basket material I would use a little heavier basket material. Keep the price the same however. I used it this year but am going to line the bottom with something so I don’t bend or break the bottom of the basket.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Delivery was fast Basket fit my Honda Rancher 420 good, like that it's not too heavy.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“The gauge of the mesh is a little lighter than I wanted. The assembly options are great. It will get the job done.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Works great, fits on my bike well. Seems to be built well.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Solid build and straight forward installation.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Fast,quick,solid.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Installed on a Grizzly 700. I used the 12” and 3” heavy mounting brackets which only caught the tubing of the existing rack. I added a 36” piece of 3/4” square tubing to the front of rack and that worked out great for getting the existing rack frame. Finish and packaging was great, received within 3 business days. The hardware included was substantial for any configuration but I just wanted a little more strength so I added the extra tubing. The existing rack was hollow channel and I was afraid of flattening when drop basket was loaded. The basket did cover tail/stop light so I’ve added reflective tape for now and working on a mount to move or add a lamp to basket. Only reason for 4 stars was I would have liked a heavier gauge of expanded metal.”