what can-am do you like?
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cons:
the cvt housing will toast your leg on a warm day-
You'll be eating mac & cheese and bologna for 5 years to afford it!
pros:
you'll have a fire breathing rotax twin between your legs (that's what she said )-
you'll own a can-am.
If you search this forum you'll find all the pro's and cons you want.
The outty 800 xmr defines a whole new class of atv'ing!
the cvt housing will toast your leg on a warm day-
You'll be eating mac & cheese and bologna for 5 years to afford it!
pros:
you'll have a fire breathing rotax twin between your legs (that's what she said )-
you'll own a can-am.
If you search this forum you'll find all the pro's and cons you want.
The outty 800 xmr defines a whole new class of atv'ing!
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a couple other issues I've had with my outy's...
The damn TTI was creaky / squeaky in all my outlanders-
the cvt is noisy,
they love to eat front brake pads,
some people complain about the spar chassis, but I've never experienced any issues (I've owned 4 can-am's)
other then that- I love'em- they have the strongest engine braking, beefy axles, the twin cylinder efi rotax is a force unmatched in the sport ute's (IMO) and they handle like a vette.
The damn TTI was creaky / squeaky in all my outlanders-
the cvt is noisy,
they love to eat front brake pads,
some people complain about the spar chassis, but I've never experienced any issues (I've owned 4 can-am's)
other then that- I love'em- they have the strongest engine braking, beefy axles, the twin cylinder efi rotax is a force unmatched in the sport ute's (IMO) and they handle like a vette.
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