The CFMOTO ZFORCE 500 Elite Series Adjustable Hitch by ATV TEK is engineered for riders who demand strength, versatility, and performance from their towing equipment. Designed with precision and built from heavy-duty powder-coated steel, this adjustable hitch system delivers the durability required for rugged off-road conditions. Whether you’re hauling gear, trailers, or equipment, the Elite Series Adjustable Hitch provides the secure and adaptable towing solution your CFMOTO ZFORCE 500 needs.
Featuring advanced Trio HD technology, this hitch combines a 2-inch heavy-duty ball mount, a clevis pin hitch, and an integrated tow hook in one compact design. This means you can easily switch between towing options without needing multiple attachments. The robust construction resists rust, corrosion, and wear, ensuring long-lasting reliability even in extreme environments. With a total of over 7 inches of vertical adjustment and a ball mount offering 3.5 inches of rise, you can fine-tune the hitch height to match trailers or accessories of varying sizes, ensuring level towing and improved control on uneven terrain.
Ease of use is a key feature of the CFMOTO ZFORCE 500 Elite Series Adjustable Hitch. Height adjustments can be made quickly and securely using the three included heavy-duty pins, allowing for fast setup and maximum flexibility on the trail or job site. Every detail of this hitch is designed to enhance performance while maintaining the safety and stability of your towing setup.
Ideal for both recreational and work applications, this adjustable hitch provides superior adaptability for hauling everything from small utility trailers to cargo carriers. Its sleek powder-coated finish complements the rugged design of your CFMOTO ZFORCE 500 while protecting the steel from chips and damage. Built to handle demanding off-road use, the ATV TEK Elite Series Adjustable Hitch offers a perfect combination of strength, function, and convenience—making it an essential upgrade for any serious off-road enthusiast or utility rider.
