Honda Pioneer 1000 Ready-Fit 6000 lb Winch

Ready for Action
No matter what you use your Honda Pioneer 1000 for, it’s important to always have a rescue plan in your back pocket. But not everyone has the time or patience to mess with wiring up a winch. That’s why you need SuperATV’s Ready-Fit Winch. Available in 4500- and 6000-pound applications, this Honda Pioneer winch is pre-mounted, pre-wired, and an absolute breeze to install. We’ll have you ready for that next rescue mission in no time.

Don’t Sweat the Installation
You’ve never seen an install as simple as this one. This Honda Pioneer 1000 winch comes pre-wired and attached to a custom winch mount. All you have to do is unbox it, secure the four bolts, and connect it to your battery terminals. When we say this is a quick-mount winch, we mean it.

Nothing Beats a Black Ops Winch
The choice is yours: will it be a 4500 or 6000 Lb. Black Ops Winch? You can’t go wrong either way, because the only thing better than a quick-install winch is a quick-install winch that says “Black Ops.” Our heavy-duty UTV winches are water resistant and ultra reliable. Both sizes come with a wireless remote and 50-foot synthetic winch rope.

Everything You Need
We didn’t stop at pre-mounted and pre-wired. Ready-Fit Winches also come fully equipped with everything you’ll need to free your Pioneer (or, inevitably, your buddy). Our wireless remote and dash-mounted rocker switch make operation easy. We also send a pull strap, clevis hook, and stopper—no need to buy additional accessories! We’ve put all the thought and legwork into this quick-mount winch, so all you need to do is ride.

Synthetic Winch Rope Rocks
Steel cable sounds great until you see it in practice. In reality, it’s stiff, heavy, and rusts easily. It tends to kink up, can shred your hands, and is downright dangerous if it snaps. That’s why Black Ops Winches exclusively use synthetic rope. This alternative is lightweight, safe to manipulate by hand, and resistant to the elements. And did we mention synthetic rope is just as strong as steel cable?