Bull Bar for Cybertruck by Cybergear: Rugged Strength, Perfect Style.

Cybergear · Dec 5, 2024

cypherbeat said:
won't be clearly visible as in there will be obstructions and you won't be able to clearly see using that front camera??

That’s exactly why we designed the mounting bracket to relocate the front camera. With our solution, the camera remains unobstructed.

TeslaKen · Dec 5, 2024

scottf200 said:
That is a weird way of saying the camera washer will *no* longer work.

Oh it works, it just doesn't wash the camera anymore, simply sprays on the ground.

devdrone6 · Dec 5, 2024

cardad said:
So you lose your tow hooks and jack them up in an accident? This seem kind of dangerous if it were to rip off and come through the windshield. Really wish “companies” would come up with actually engineered products rather than assume people are cool with the idea of permanently hanging 200 pounds of steel off the tow hooks. I hard brake for a lot of animals on the road and I’m not sure this does anything in an impact.

After watching the install video, I have to agree on the mounting using the two hook points. I would imagine you wouldn't want to pull the truck using the bull bar, so that is not good. Plus it looks like everything is just relying on the two bolts put into the tow hooks?

And it shows how the camera is moved to the front of the bar, but need to make it so the sprayer is moved too.

Also for winter this will just provide a foot of space for snow/ice to accumulate on in front of the headlights. Or just take it off in winter, I guess?

I really do like the look though.

Cybergear · Dec 5, 2024

devdrone6 said:
After watching the install video, I have to agree on the mounting using the two hook points. I would imagine you wouldn't want to pull the truck using the bull bar, so that is not good. Plus it looks like everything is just relying on the two bolts put into the tow hooks?

And it shows how the camera is moved to the front of the bar, but need to make it so the sprayer is moved too.

Also for winter this will just provide a foot of space for snow/ice to accumulate on in front of the headlights. Or just take it off in winter, I guess?

I really do like the look though.

Thanks for your feedback! Although the bull bar mounts to the two tow hook points, we’ve thoroughly tested its strength and found it to be secure

cypherbeat · Dec 5, 2024

Cybergear said:
That’s exactly why we designed the mounting bracket to relocate the front camera. With our solution, the camera remains unobstructed.

is it possible to make a hole for the camera spray?

Alexander S. · Dec 5, 2024

Winch, light locations? What about wide bull bar? What is the weight?

JGTESLA · Dec 5, 2024

Will moving the camera location impact FSD?

Leifmb · Dec 9, 2024

cardad said:
So you lose your tow hooks and jack them up in an accident? This seem kind of dangerous if it were to rip off and come through the windshield. Really wish “companies” would come up with actually engineered products rather than assume people are cool with the idea of permanently hanging 200 pounds of steel off the tow hooks. I hard brake for a lot of animals on the road and I’m not sure this does anything in an impact.

I personally wouldn't install a screw/small bolt together bumper. A "beefy" bumper should be able to withstand some serious push-pull and or moderate impact without....