Review on Black Kolpin ATV Flat Rack - 53400, One Size by Josh Allred

Overall I'm sticking with my stance and it seems pretty solid. has the name of the company and glued to the frame was taken out of the frame and glued on according to my instructions. I put it together fairly easily after getting my hex set from the garage because the one that came with it didn't fit the screws and kept slipping out. The grommets at the ends of the brace are designed for the side rails, but they are set at an angle that prevents proper seating even when rotated severely. (I've tried rotating them at the best angle but they're stuck and won't move. Everything is assembled and I think it's not that expensive, so why complain about some shoddy welds connecting the mesh to the bars It's me moving the rack from the desktop to the quad (Suzuki Vinson I wanted to put in the front) and finding that the rack fits, but it renders the factory dry box useless because the rack is sticking out over the top of the box.I lean doesn't diminish the usefulness of this box.I placed the rack on the back of the quad and found that the 2 grid shelves separate perfectly allowing the back of the factory rack to sit in between.I haven't bolted the rack on yet but I will and it will bring more utility to the quad it seems like I'm still looking for a good aftermarket one from the rack extension I will definitely check if it wasn't blocking the dry box btw was the warning sticker shown in the picture outside at the very bottom of the box it came in. ah? Update: I wanted to attach the rack to my ATV's factory rack. I don't think just attaching it through the mesh is a smart move. The hardware that came with it wasn't the right size to attach the rack to the rack, so I went to the hardware store. $13 later I have heavier duty U-bolts that attach the rack to the quad. Ground the extra threaded ends and I'm glad it does what I need it to. Nice looking rack that just needed a little custom setup to make it work for me.