YOU HAVE TO HOLD THE dash button on Odometer once, let it go to the new rpm screen. You can also scroll back to the odometer and Hold it one more time and it will display both speedo and RPMs!
I bought a 2017 can am outlander xt 570 it has been the best atv hands down I have ever owned I have 10 000 miles on it so far I ride it hard it gets used every day on the farm and ride trails all weekend Iam still on the original belt the only thing I have done are brakes and one ujoint that's it the tires are so so bald I can't even get traction so I have to get new tires this week for it wow what a great atv it has been and I goes like a bat out of hell like 73 mph I just could not believe how quick it was when I first bought it any ways if you are looking for a good quad go buy one you won't regret it I have had excellent luck and hope you do also thanks for the great video thanks from Toronto Ontario 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦
38HP on the 450 matches the 680 in honda's rincon. However, its too bad can am doesn't list the torque in their specs. Horsepower is only part of what gets you moving. Without both numbers you don't really see the whole picture.
I absolutely wish our local corporate-owned dealership is as straight forward and informative as you seem to be. I would be in your store and purchasing in a heartbeat. However, a question: For work duties on our cattle ranch, where engine and vehicle speeds would be at or less than 15mph for the next 10 years, do you think the 570 would overheat and be a poor choice, and would you consider the single-cylinder 450 a better choice ?
Hi Dwight, Thank you for the message! The 450 would be a better choice for low speed operation. Given its single cylinder nature, it will have more low end torque at those speeds than the vtwin 570! Neither of them will overheat. They both have electric fans on the radiators. But the 450 will run a little cooler due to its single head and lower horsepower! Hope this helps". Ozzy
I have 2020 450 that I picked up from fox last summer love it but when looking for aftermarket parts on websites it's always asking if it's a L or G2 model can you explain this everything I found seams to be for pre 2018. And the title and machine dosnt show anything. I don't want to buy the wrong parts if I can help it.
Coming from a guy who has had both. Canam all day you can’t beat the twin rotax motor that comes on em. Makes the Polaris feel more like a 450 rather than a 570 if that makes sense
@@Thatguy8134 yeah picked up a nice used Can am xmr for super cheap and I’m super excited. I do hope those v twin are reliable. Done changing out all the fluids so hopefully she hold up for a few years before any major repairs
I found my 570 got hot - but only if you wear shorts while riding otherwise it was never bad enough to melt anything. I've since had the ECU flashed and it runs noticeably cooler (and more snappy).
@@thegodfreyspecial423 hi Cory thanks for responding. I did just order the heat deflector kit through my can am dealer. Hoping it cooled things down. It gets so hot that it has Warped the fender next to the exhaust. I did add he deflecting tape that did not work if I wear shorts it’ll burn my leg and has a huge red spot on my calf. But what is the ECU that you bought. Maybe I’ll get that as well
I went to Monster EFI in Ontario - not sure what he does on the 450 but he reflashes the 570(and up) vtwins for premium fuel, removes limiters, lowers fan-on temps etc etc. It was worth it the bike runs much better than stock.
Me and my girlfriend bought 2 outlander 450's. Both have been to the shop for bad fuel pumps. Can-am had a recall on these bikes, BUT failed to inform us. I have not ridden mine since. I have ridden hers for a small 10 mile trip. Hers is now doing the same thing that it did when we had to take it to the shop. So I thought of taking mine. But Hey! What do you know?!?! MINE WON'T START! And it hasn't been ridden since I got it back from the shop! So now BOTH are heading back to the shop! 2018 450 Oulanders. Mine has 208 miles. Hers has under 100. My brother has a 1991 Yamaha and a 1998 Polaris. Both run fine. No problems or issues. WTF is wrong here? I search RUclips for Can-am not starting. A whole library of videos appear! WOW! LOOKS LIKE I BOUGHT 2 PIECES OF SHIT CAN-AM QUADS!
How do I get my 2020 outlander to display engine rpms? I’ve looked in manual and nothing helllllpppp please!!!!
YOU HAVE TO HOLD THE dash button on Odometer once, let it go to the new rpm screen. You can also scroll back to the odometer and Hold it one more time and it will display both speedo and RPMs!
@@FoxPowersports awesome it worked! Thank you!!
@@throttlepinnedatvsxs You're welcome Justin!
I own a 570 2019 and I love it. Great machine, no complaints! 👌🏾
I bought a 2017 can am outlander xt 570 it has been the best atv hands down I have ever owned I have 10 000 miles on it so far I ride it hard it gets used every day on the farm and ride trails all weekend Iam still on the original belt the only thing I have done are brakes and one ujoint that's it the tires are so so bald I can't even get traction so I have to get new tires this week for it wow what a great atv it has been and I goes like a bat out of hell like 73 mph I just could not believe how quick it was when I first bought it any ways if you are looking for a good quad go buy one you won't regret it I have had excellent luck and hope you do also thanks for the great video thanks from Toronto Ontario 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦
Dennis, thanks for the nice feedback! I hope you are doing well and thanks for your support!
Great video full of details 👍
38HP on the 450 matches the 680 in honda's rincon. However, its too bad can am doesn't list the torque in their specs. Horsepower is only part of what gets you moving. Without both numbers you don't really see the whole picture.
They do! They specify everything you need to know!
I have the 2020 450 DPS love it .. the 450 is an over achiever... 38 hp, which is as high or higher then many 500's
I'm getting the 2021 can-am outlander 570
@@charlielawson3163 Ok
@@charlielawson3163 Let me know how you like it! Wait I think Ive seen your comment on another yt channel too!
@@mouseclicksforu9724 best four wheeler I’ve ever wasted my money on
@@charlielawson3163 I hope to get a 2nd job soon! Do you have social media so I can see what your four wheeler looks like?
Regular fuel? Not premium?
Are these any good cause i currently have a 2013 polaris sportsman 400cc ho its 9 years old its in good condtion 1900 miles
I absolutely wish our local corporate-owned dealership is as straight forward and informative as you seem to be. I would be in your store and purchasing in a heartbeat. However, a question: For work duties on our cattle ranch, where engine and vehicle speeds would be at or less than 15mph for the next 10 years, do you think the 570 would overheat and be a poor choice, and would you consider the single-cylinder 450 a better choice ?
Hi Dwight, Thank you for the message! The 450 would be a better choice for low speed operation. Given its single cylinder nature, it will have more low end torque at those speeds than the vtwin 570! Neither of them will overheat. They both have electric fans on the radiators. But the 450 will run a little cooler due to its single head and lower horsepower! Hope this helps".
Ozzy
Where are u guys out of?
Wish can am would put locking difs on these models as in xt xtp
Love my outlander max
Why they make so complicated for oil changes on the 450 ???
I just cut through the plastic so I can access the pil filter without having to take all the plastic off, super simple oil changes since
Precio en dolares Can Am Outlander XT 570?
Is there any upgrades on the 21 570 vs the 20 570?
Pretty much the same machine
Buy it
Can you attach an extra seat ?
I have 2020 450 that I picked up from fox last summer love it but when looking for aftermarket parts on websites it's always asking if it's a L or G2 model can you explain this everything I found seams to be for pre 2018. And the title and machine dosnt show anything. I don't want to buy the wrong parts if I can help it.
A 2020 would be a G2 .
@@crazyflyboy30 Whats a g2?
@@mouseclicksforu9724 G just stands for generation . A Can Am G2 frame is form 2012 to now
Wow, looks at the showroom. If you go to one today it would be almost empty.
Vs the Polaris 570 which would you still prefer?
I have 2013 polaris sportsman 400cc its 9 years old i may upgrade to new Atv or Side by side
Coming from a guy who has had both. Canam all day you can’t beat the twin rotax motor that comes on em. Makes the Polaris feel more like a 450 rather than a 570 if that makes sense
@@Thatguy8134 yeah picked up a nice used Can am xmr for super cheap and I’m super excited. I do hope those v twin are reliable. Done changing out all the fluids so hopefully she hold up for a few years before any major repairs
I work on atvs, I’ll tell you I work on Polaris much more than Can-Ams lol.
Good review.
The max 2 seater is 8 inches longer and seems mire stable
Is it listed as 2 passenger?
the 2 up outlander feels more stable in corners to me, but clearly wont take sharper turns than a 1 up
Mine has a seat for passenger
,yes
Your 450 doesn't look like mine
These can arms have a very Serious heat problem you have to order the ATV heat deflector kit or you will fry your leg and fender and seat
I found my 570 got hot - but only if you wear shorts while riding otherwise it was never bad enough to melt anything. I've since had the ECU flashed and it runs noticeably cooler (and more snappy).
@@thegodfreyspecial423 hi Cory thanks for responding. I did just order the heat deflector kit through my can am dealer. Hoping it cooled things down. It gets so hot that it has Warped the fender next to the exhaust. I did add he deflecting tape that did not work if I wear shorts it’ll burn my leg and has a huge red spot on my calf. But what is the ECU that you bought. Maybe I’ll get that as well
I went to Monster EFI in Ontario - not sure what he does on the 450 but he reflashes the 570(and up) vtwins for premium fuel, removes limiters, lowers fan-on temps etc etc. It was worth it the bike runs much better than stock.
Me and my girlfriend bought 2 outlander 450's.
Both have been to the shop for bad fuel pumps.
Can-am had a recall on these bikes, BUT failed to inform us.
I have not ridden mine since.
I have ridden hers for a small 10 mile trip.
Hers is now doing the same thing that it did when we had to take it to the shop.
So I thought of taking mine. But Hey! What do you know?!?!
MINE WON'T START!
And it hasn't been ridden since I got it back from the shop!
So now BOTH are heading back to the shop!
2018 450 Oulanders.
Mine has 208 miles.
Hers has under 100.
My brother has a 1991 Yamaha and a 1998 Polaris.
Both run fine. No problems or issues.
WTF is wrong here?
I search RUclips for Can-am not starting.
A whole library of videos appear!
WOW!
LOOKS LIKE I BOUGHT 2 PIECES OF SHIT CAN-AM QUADS!