ATV WildBED
Gear & Tech
June 20, 2013

ATV WildBED

The ATV WildBED features lightweight powder-coated aluminum tubing and slats. It is designed to hold up to 300 pounds and it weighs approximately 35 pounds. According to the makers of the ATV WildBED, it is easy to…

Do you like camping with your ATV but hate sleeping in a tent on the ground? Then you’ll probably like the ATV WildBED. It’s a lightweight aluminum extension that attaches to the front or back rack of your ATV and when you’ve found that perfect camping spot, it folds out into a platform for sleeping. The ATV WildBED comes with a canopy system that will keep you out of the weather at night, and the canopy is removable so that during the day, you can use the ATV WildBED as a table. 

The ATV WildBED features lightweight powder-coated aluminum tubing and slats. It is designed to hold up to 300 pounds and it weighs approximately 35 pounds. According to the makers of the ATV WildBED, it is easy to assemble and will fit on any make and model of ATV as long as the ATV has racks. The ATV WildBED can also be used with side-by-sides. The yellow accommodation tent and air mattress for the ATV WildBED come seperately.

The ATV WildBED is made in the U.S. Canadian customers can purchase it from KH Value, LLC. 

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