Bronze MSA Offroad Wheels
Bronze MSA Offroad wheels bring a warm, earthy metallic to the brand's UTV, ATV and side-by-side lineup, spanning true bronze tones as well as milled bronze faces that catch light along the spokes. The bronze family runs across several monoblock designs, so you can carry a single accent color from a 14-inch trail build all the way up to a 22-inch sport setup. Browse the look alongside the full MSA Offroad lineup to see how bronze fits your platform.
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Why bronze works on an offroad build
Bronze has become a go-to accent for owners who want something distinct from the usual black, yet still understated enough to pair with raw or anodized accessories. It reads warm against desert tan, olive, and gray bodywork and hides trail dust better than a high-shine finish. MSA's own naming distinguishes a solid Bronze from a Matte Bronze and a Bronze Milled face, so the bronze you choose can be flat and uniform or accented with a machined contrast. If you want a cooler metallic instead, compare the titanium MSA Offroad wheels or the broader gray MSA Offroad wheels, and for a more traditional dark look there are the black MSA Offroad wheels.
Which models & bronze options
Three designs carry a bronze tone. The M17 ELIXIR is offered in a solid Bronze finish in a compact 14-inch size, like the M17 ELIXIR 4X156 14x7 +10 Bronze. The M50 CLUBBER appears in a Matte Bronze tone alongside its gloss black options. For a machined-accent take, the M34 FLASH carries Bronze Milled, where the bronze base is cut back on the face for a two-tone effect, as seen on the M34 FLASH 4X137 18x7 +0 Bronze Milled. Each of these is built as a monoblock wheel. If you like the milled style but want a darker base, the M34 FLASH and M36 SWITCH also offer gloss black milled and brushed titanium variations.
Fitment coverage
Bronze-capable models cover the common UTV and ATV bolt patterns. The M17 ELIXIR uses 4x156, while the M34 FLASH spans 4x137 and 4x156, and the M50 CLUBBER runs a combined 4x137/4x156 drilling. Across these you'll find diameters that suit both trail and sport use: the 14-inch ELIXIR (see 14-inch MSA Offroad wheels), the M34 FLASH from 18 up through 24 inches (browse 18-inch, 20-inch, 22-inch and 24-inch MSA Offroad wheels), and the M50 CLUBBER in 14, 15, 20 and 22 inches. These patterns map to popular Can-Am, Polaris, Honda, Kawasaki and Yamaha side-by-sides and ATVs; always confirm against your exact machine and lift before ordering.
How to choose your bronze
Start with bolt pattern and diameter, then pick the bronze tone. Choose the solid Bronze M17 ELIXIR for a clean, uniform accent on smaller trail builds; pick Matte Bronze on the M50 CLUBBER if you want a softer, low-glare surface; and reach for Bronze Milled on the M34 FLASH when you want the face to pop with a machined contrast. If you're also weighing a brighter, polished look, compare the chrome MSA Offroad wheels. For smaller fitments, the 4x110 MSA Offroad wheels page helps narrow ATV-pattern options. Every order ships free, and financing is available through Affirm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which MSA Offroad models come in a bronze finish?
The M17 ELIXIR is offered in solid Bronze, the M50 CLUBBER in Matte Bronze, and the M34 FLASH in Bronze Milled.
What bolt patterns do the bronze wheels use?
The M17 ELIXIR uses 4x156, the M34 FLASH covers 4x137 and 4x156, and the M50 CLUBBER uses a combined 4x137/4x156 drilling.
How is Bronze Milled different from solid Bronze?
Solid Bronze is a uniform color across the wheel, while Bronze Milled has the bronze base machined back on the spoke face for a two-tone, contrasting look.