Opinions on Can Am products?

[Rdrcr]

So, I’m looking for some speed for traveling roads between trails.

I’ve been looking at the CanAm Maverick Trail 1000 DPS. It’s 50 inches wide, so I can still use it on the restricted trails locally and apparently it’ll do 68mph which will allow me to cruise at 50-55mph on the local roads when necessary.

Anyone with any experience or thoughts on the brand or unit?

Plus, I put my name down yesterday for a Talon 1000X-2 but, we’re still not sure we want a full size SxS.

Mike

 

[Mopower58]

Our son has a Can Am Commander and took it to the TO in 2022. It’s alright except it didn’t come with doors. It looks a lot like the Pioneer. I don’t know of any negatives but I love Hondas.

 

[osobad]

So, I’m looking for some speed for traveling roads between trails.

I’ve been looking at the CanAm Maverick Trail 1000 DPS. It’s 50 inches wide, so I can still use it on the restricted trails locally and apparently it’ll do 68mph which will allow me to cruise at 50-55mph on the local roads when necessary.

Anyone with any experience or thoughts on the brand or unit?

Plus, I put my name down yesterday for a Talon 1000X-2 but, we’re still not sure we want a full size SxS.

Mike

IMO they look good on paper but I would like a little more reliability. Better than Polaris though. Have friends that have the Mavrick and also the defender.

 

[Backwoods]

I have a friend with 2 canams he don’t have any issues. He’s also fairly rough on them

 

[osobad]

I have a friend with 2 canams he don’t have any issues. He’s also fairly rough on them

One of the lucky ones probably. Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn every now and then.

 

[DRZRon1]

So, I’m looking for some speed for traveling roads between trails.

I’ve been looking at the CanAm Maverick Trail 1000 DPS. It’s 50 inches wide, so I can still use it on the restricted trails locally and apparently it’ll do 68mph which will allow me to cruise at 50-55mph on the local roads when necessary.

Anyone with any experience or thoughts on the brand or unit?

Plus, I put my name down yesterday for a Talon 1000X-2 but, we’re still not sure we want a full size SxS.

Mike

its the ford/dodge/chevy etc. question - its hard to buy a bad machine

I am a honda fan, im sure the other clubs comment on the jerky/herky, crappy air filter, horrible suspension, wrong gearing talon (and I have one)

 

[Backwoods]

One of the lucky ones probably. Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn every now and then.

He’s got a maverick and a defender. They are all stock except for expensive suspension change on the maverick. I’m not a fan of them but it’s his money and it works for him.

 

[Backwoods]

its the ford/dodge/chevy etc. question - its hard to buy a bad machine

I am a honda fan, im sure the other clubs comment on the jerky/herky, crappy air filter, horrible suspension, wrong gearing talon (and I have one)

I agree with you. Pick your poison and do which ever one appeals to you.

 

[NewHere2]

Any thoughts on this @-Bear- ?

 

[Ridinfool]

I have a friend with 2 canams he don’t have any issues. He’s also fairly rough on them

Ok, I’m callin BS on this post 👆👆👆👆
Why you ask?
Cuz everybody knows you ain’t got no friends…

 

[-Bear-]

Any thoughts on this @-Bear- ?

So I have 4 Can-am's and my most recent 2 are the HD10 Full Cab HVAC versions. They are for business and get used by my employees. We have no issues with them, they are very different compared to my other SXS's. My older Can-am's are on their 4th or 5th belt since purchase. I use the Kevlar belts which seem to last the longest. We break more parts as compared to my Honda's, which I have yet to replace a factory part on since purchase that was not considered an upgrade. For example, my 2018 Pioneer (aka Ronda) has almost 20K miles and I have only done maintenance with her, replacing nothing but filters. I am finally doing brakes this week and it is past time (my fault). A side from the fire hazard with PoPo's, SXS's are as reliable as the owner who cares for them. As long as you know the capabilities of your machine, you control the factor as which you break down. Not all machines are manufactured equal, but if you understand what it takes to keep safe and riding, you are in a good place.

 

[Rdrcr]

Good info! Thanks guys!

Mike

 

[trigger]

I've ridden in a Maverick Trail. Nice machine. A lot faster than a P5 for sure. Lots of accessories available for them and the fit and finish is nice. Expensive as hell but isn't everything oem?

 

[Mopower58]

I've ridden in a Maverick Trail. Nice machine. A lot faster than a P5 for sure. Lots of accessories available for them and the fit and finish is nice. Expensive as hell but isn't everything oem?

Aren’t turtles faster than a P5? 😂

 

[Backwoods]

Aren’t turtles faster than a P5? 😂

I drag raced a rock in mine and lost by 3 buggy lengths🤣🤣🤣

 

[Ridinfool]

I drag raced a rock in mine and lost by 3 buggy lengths🤣🤣🤣

Don’t you have a Yamommaha?

 

[Mopower58]

Don’t you have a Yamommaha?

Makes sense!

 

[Rdrcr]

I've ridden in a Maverick Trail. Nice machine. A lot faster than a P5 for sure. Lots of accessories available for them and the fit and finish is nice. Expensive as hell but isn't everything oem?

The lady didn’t say ‘no’, so I’m thinking it isn’t too expensive

Mike

 

[CID]

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I’ve been looking at the CanAm Maverick Trail 1000 DPS. It’s 50 inches wide, so I can still use it on the restricted trails locally and apparently it’ll do 68mph which will allow me to cruise at 50-55mph on the local roads when necessary.

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Mike

Nope ... NOpe ... NOPe ... NOPE ...

'they' say my 70" wide Talon will do 74 mph, but it ain't doin' that with me innit. NOPE -

 

[Ridinfool]

The lady didn’t say ‘no’, so I’m thinking it isn’t too expensive

Mike

Wish I had that problem 😕