Can-Am New OEM Cargo Bed Rails Defender UR, 715003444

Name: Can-Am New OEM Cargo Bed Rails Defender UR, 715003444
Brand: Can-Am
SKU: 1071226
Price: 109.99 USD
Rating: 9.2 (70 reviews)

$ 109.99

Score By Feature

Based on 70 ratings

Value for money

9.50

Easy to install

9.18

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Product Description

The integrated tie-down area gives your cargo box a stylish look while increasing its functionality

Protected cargo box with added padding

An anti-corrosion coating is applied both inside and outside, and powder coats are applied to the surface

This second heavy-duty version has been developed. Constructed from steel tubes that measure 5 cm in diameter. The sidewall can be built high enough to add height to the bed, and can serve as an anchor for ropes, straps,

The Defender UR is compatible with the following models

Questions & Answers

Is this compatible with the HD8 DPS model for 2020?

It is possible to use the bed rails with all Defenders

Could you tell me whether this would fit a Can Am ?

Yep, I bought the factory cab model of the defender and they fit perfectly

What type of headache rack will these fit on?

There is no guarantee they will do so.

Selected User Reviews For Can-Am New OEM Cargo Bed Rails Defender UR, 715003444

Take care not to use the rivets

5/5

Removing the side panels (6 bolts) requires removing the side panels. Attach it to the box with bolts. In order to get the rear tab flush, I had to strike it with a dead blow. Excellent work. Very happy with the end result.

Nikolai Ramos

| May 06, 2021

It is flimsy, it is thin Bungee cords will not be held in place

3/5

Rivets will not be snug enough! This shouldn't have to be attached with rivets, I can't believe that. The rivets I purchased did not hold at all when I used the machine. If you tie a bungee cord to them, they will probably come loose. I think they should have said looking at them was all they were after. There were no instructions included in the document. It's best to hunt them down on the internet, and the drill bit they tell you to use is a. The 181-inch mark is a guideline I wonder.