So i'm a honda guy..... but i recently drove a can am 800 2 seater...... i saw speechless..... its amazing.....

i have become a fan of can am since then.....

i got questions thought..... what are the power and ride differences between the quest model and traxter model vs the outlanders?

also how much if at all do the john deere atvs differ than the can am models??

 

I don't have one but Outlanders are on a whole new level. Way better quality, power, looks, etc. Not even a comparison.

 

I can tell ya from my father-in-law having a John Deere version, it was gutless compared to his old 450 Kodiak. He now has an outlander 800 2 seater and it is way better than anything else he has had.

I don't know if it was just that particular bike, but I could barely get it to 45mph and it felt real sluggish.

 

The Quest and Traxter Bombs are an older style that are on the work side of utility. Good bikes but heavy and not too sporty. Outlanders are on the sport side of sport/utility. Outlanders will run circles around the older style bikes.

 

My uncle just bought a 06 john deere 650 xt for like 5000 brand new? quite the deal, they are more work orientated but it was pretty snappy for a utility.

 

Five grand for a new john deere??? Where did he get a deal like that??

And other questions...... how to the size differences vary in top speed??? between the 400, 500, 650 and 800 outlanders..... does speed really vary??

how to they compare to other makes of similar sizes??

 

400-500=50 to 60 mph
650-800 = 65 to 75 mph
My stock Outlander 800XT does 75 very quickly and can do a lot of it on two wheels.


2007 CAN-AM 800XT
2500 warn winch

2007 Grizzly 450SE
25" ITP Mudlites
ITP Delta steel wheels
HMF Penland Exhaust
TPI air box valve
HMF jet kit
FPS Clutch kit(best up grade so far)
Gorrila 3000pro winch
BEI A-Arm guards

1991 Honda TRX300FW
stock for now