So, I thought I'd steal an idea for a thread topic from the polaris forum...

I'll keep the rules the same as the polaris thread (not that anyone will follow'em )


Rules:

1. Maximum of 3 examples per post.
2. Someone else must post before you can post again.
3. Examples can be positive or negative.

 

You might be a Can-Am rider if.....

If you have to keep looking back to make sure other riders are still there-

When you offer someone ride time on your Renegade 800x and after looking it over they decide “maybe another day”

 

You might be a CanAm rider if your frame twists because you looked at it the wrong way.

 

I knew you'd say that

You can't deny you're a closet Can-Am'er

 

Actually, I think they are great machines. I wish I had the CanAm 500 in my X2. I wouldn't get one without putting a skid plate or frame insert on. Small box frame is just a little too weak for the rocky trails we go on. We did the frame insert on my Son's and I think that will help. Good machines.

 

you want to see rocky trails- look at johns video of our night ride, basketball size rocks for miles. wrists are killing.




You might be a Can-Am rider if.....

your left leg is "lobster" red after a 30 minute summer ride.

 

You like your eyeball set back a 1/4" in your head every time you leg it.


I looked at a new Polaris 850 XP and a Outlander 800 today and I would swear that both of them are bigger than my F-250.

Did Honda's Big Red designers work for either one of these companies??

 

you might be a can-am ridder if you your stock 400 can out run any snorkled and swamp tires quad in any mud hole you go against

 

you don't need eyeballs when riding a can-am- everything's blury anyway

yep- they are big atv's

which reminds me...

You might be a Can-Am rider if.....

you have to cut off your 4'x8' trailer rails because your rene wont fit with on it with 27" tires