@pendulumrulez They are a French-Canadian company, but in Canada.

@parkerparkerm Great idea! We've been trying to ne one from them to d that (including shocks!) for some time....

i got a project idea for you. modify and outlander with tires and skidplates and maybe some other goodies, maybe for a tougher frame?

wat about the outlander 500 ? do u think that is a good bike and wud i outgrow it to fast ?

do you guys know where can-am originated? im thinking france....

@ATVTVCOM lol i just wish i had an outlander period, those things are beasts and make my rubicon look pathetic

@ATVTVCOM to be honest, i have seen people torture their canams worse than i have my rubicon, and theyve come out with no problems versus my few problems that ive had, even though a few were age problems, well actualy, they all were LOL, carb screws started stripping, then the float got stuck, then something in it broke, so we bought a new one, then my electrical got wet,fixed it, then fuses blew, fixed it, then my right steering rod thing broke 2 miles from anywhere, fixed that and its ok now

@ATVTVCOM but i do think a canam would last just as long as a new honda, i do not doubt their reliability :)

Get the 650

@parkerparkerm That poor old 'pathetic' Rubicon will be running for a long time after the last Can Am is parked. They may not be the fastest or the most comfortable, but they are still one of my favorites!

I'm sure it must but I didn't keep our figures and I can't remember what we got for fuel consumption. Sorry.

There are plenty of people that never outgrow (!?) an Outlander 500.

wat kinda mialage u pulling off with the 650 ? it must be better than the outy 800

Canadian

pls don't use ur sst frame as a skid plate you will smash and squash your frame, get a frame mod and ricochet skid plates...if you think its not necessary give me a shout ill sent you pics of a squashed 2010 outlander frame...