Bronco Team 2 door.

[Shawn of the Dead]

Random ass question, can a bike fit in the back with the seats folded down? Might take it to the park and stuff if possible

I can not fit my road bike in there. Maybe if both wheels came off. I did fit my 29er MTB in there with the front wheel off but the hand grip was gonne be poking my head. When I moved it to the passenger side it looked like there were to many chances to scratch the interior of the truck or the tubes of a very (very, very ..... like stupidly expensive) mountain bike. It goes in the trunk of the car with the seats folded down just fine .... thats how I get it to the trails.

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[Rick Astley]

Random ass question, can a bike fit in the back with the seats folded down? Might take it to the park and stuff if possible

I don't think so. Here's a pic with my bike and it didnt even fit in the bed of our Ranger with the front wheel off.

Maybe if you have some sort of modern small framed bike and wuick disconnect wheels front and rear. But a normal cruiser bike has no chance.

 

[HokieinMI]

Really interested in how these hold up.
They are a bit polarizing with the rounded fender line still showing a bit, but you can't deny that's the better shape of the fenders overall!

Please keep us posted with a 6 month or 1 year update on them!

Me too. We definitely held on to the stock ones just in case. I know what you mean about the fender line showing a bit but overall I really like the look. that they hold up.

 

[luntz]

California Golden Poppy-licious!

 

[Anvilair1973]

Just my 2022 Base. I’ve done some interior mods including neoprene seat covers and larger door pockets but I don’t plan on doing much else. I’m having to much fun driving the hell out of it

 

[whiteox]

California Golden Poppy-licious!

Love your Bronc deep in poppies. Thinking now of my Dad, Korean War Veteran, interred at Abraham Lincoln National Cemetary. Poppies there will be coming up soon and must visit soon. Thank you for the great pics.

 

[nwGTS]

Random ass question, can a bike fit in the back with the seats folded down? Might take it to the park and stuff if possible

Yes, I fit my Trek mountain bike back there on Sunday. Both seats folded and the passenger seat was forward a bit. The bike frame was on it's side and the front wheel was perpendicular to the bike frame stuffed between the front passenger seat and top of the folded rear passenger seat. The rear tire didn't touch the gate but it was close. I have no doubt removing the front wheel could fit a bike in the back without any issue.

 

[new to bronco]

Going all in:

 

[BigD]

New Shoes for Blue!
Wheel: ICON Compression - 17x8.5 (0 offset)
Tire: Mickey Thompson, 315/70R-17

 

[Jakethesnake]

My wife says I was not appropriately productive today and I can’t understand why.
1. Got my JTop Bimini top on
2. Rigged a lift for my top for less than $60
3. Washed my bronco
4. Went good shopping and even put the food away.
In all seriousness though, the lift makes taking the top off manageable by my self and makes me way more likely to keep the top off as long as the weather allows and not dependent on me having help to put it back on.
I still need to work on putting the doors on by myself though. I have a torn bicep and struggle doing it with basically one arm. Thankfully I am a stubborn man.

The JTop is awesome and really improves wind buffering in the cabin. Light filter is as expected.
Really enjoying the bronco and want to encourage those still waiting for theirs that while frustrating it will be worth the wait.

 

[chrtra1]

Soo, I picked up mine last week after a lengthy wait. Got it home and immediately did a couple of trails. It's still bone stock, but intend to add a few goodies in the next couple months.

 

[BigDaddySquatch]

Soo, I picked up mine last week after a lengthy wait. Got it home and immediately did a couple of trails. It's still bone stock, but intend to add a few goodies in the next couple months.

My exact build

 

[Aztec1382]

that blue is really nice
congrats

 

[TNBadBronc]

Been enjoying the nice weather here lately.

 

[Syndister]

I call them steps because they are not connected to the frame to be true sliders. Looks like it would not take much work to make them so they are though. Got them more to keep the "road debris" at bay and so the family has a step to get in.

Took it for a quick spin down by the river to the boat launch as the sun when down. On the way there are some railroad tracks I naturally slowed down for and then realized what I was in and got back in it. It takes railroad tracks very well, like they are not there. Oh, this thing is going to be some fun. !!!!!!

Who makes these?

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