When you are hauling a full squad of six, the bed of your CFMOTO UForce 1000 XL fills up before the work even starts. Solve your space problem by claiming the roof with the SuperATV Outfitter Roof Rack, which serves up a massive 23 square feet of extra storage. Engineered from lightweight, powder-coated 3/16-inch aluminum, this rack is a heavy-duty beast that supports a 600 lb. static load without making your rig top-heavy. Its T-slotted framing rails and removable front and rear panels mean you can customize the layout for everything from camp stoves to ladders, ensuring nothing gets left behind at the trailer.
Turn your UForce into a midnight-ready workhorse using the integrated light mounting system that is built right into the frame. With four dedicated ports for recessed cube lights and a prime spot for a 30-inch light bar, you can wash the trail in high-intensity LEDs without any clunky, makeshift brackets. We even added convenient grab handles to the sides, giving you a steady grip when you are reaching for gear or navigating tricky terrain. It bolts on securely with heavy-duty clamps for a silent, rattle-free ride that makes your XL more capable than ever, whether you are on a remote hunt or a sunrise shift.
Features:
- Made of powder-coated aluminum and steel tube
- Attaches to frame using heavy-duty clamps and brackets
- Cargo load capacity:
- 600 lb. static load
- 200 lb. dynamic load
- Adds approximately 23 square feet of storage space
- Mounting location for a light bar
- 4 locations for recessed cube lights
- Pairs perfectly with our Outfitter Bed Rack
- This product can impact machine operation. Customer and/or user is responsible for ensuring that this product is compatible with their machine as currently configured, properly installed, and understands any impact this product has or might have on the machine's operation.
- âš California Proposition 65 Warning âš WARNING: This product may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm.
