The Aries front bumper replacement for a Jeep Wrangler is a great looking bumper. It's got these 'flares' that bend back towards the tires and up, and there are tube guards that go over the headlight and hang off without support or a loop back down to the bumper.

Pretty awesome looking for sure, but how does it function as a bumper? Was the install as easy as it sounds? Find out that and more by reading my review of the Aries Replacement Front Bumper for 2011 Jeep Wrangler.

One of the first mods we did on the Jeep Wrangler (after tinting the windows) was to install a replacement front bumper. By switching to a custom/aftermarket front bumper we'll be able make it more functional and also make it look more original.

Not all front bumpers are the same so if you're going to swap out your original Wrangler bumper be sure to shop around. Get one that you like the looks of and that will provide you adequate functionality.

Here is step by step guide on the Aries Front Bumper Install on 2011 Jeep Wrangler.

There's hardly a more effective way to ruin your weekend than to wreck not one but TWO machines from the same camp. Most people like to ride and fool around with their friends and loved ones. In fact, if you're a regular reader of this page, you know that I actually advocate riding with buddies for not only enjoyment but safety purposes as well.

Read more about why it's important to keep a safe distance between you and your buddies when riding.

Never EVER ride alone (unless you're just putting around near your campsite). Remember that most riding areas tend to be harsh landscapes in rural areas and are often devoid of many people. If you get lost, have a mechanical failure, or wreck and hurt yourself you'll wish you had a friend nearby to call for help or to carry you safely back to camp if you are stranded. Too many things can go wrong to risk riding alone.

Even something as simple as getting stuck in the mud or sand can turn into a life threatening ordeal when you're by yourself. If you don't have the strength to get unstuck yourself. Remember; even light-weight sport ATV's with a full tank of fuel and oil will be around 400-450 lbs...read more.