@@mikedonnelly18 will do, prob. be awhile as its only pre-order, i have to sell some old stuff, but i think this will be very comfortable for me and my new lady 😉
i have lockers and don't use most of the time bc experience and technique can reveal ways to do things without them, i would tackle this beast by taking mini max trax and a shovel and use its traction control coupled with experience
I’ll be surprised if this is successful. Adventure bikes go where a trike cannot go. Good for dirt roads, if they are wide enough, but not for trails. It is cool looking though, so maybe it’ll sell for that.
@@lithgowmotorsports9292 I think this bike could steal sales from Ural. I am a new Ural owner and where I would intend to ride it would be suitable for this CAn Am. They are similar prices and believe me, this machine is in another league in terms of technology, power and suspension.
its an atv / utv merged but you can legally drive on the road like a motorcycle, i plan on selling my motorcycle and atv and getting this instead now i can drive to my destination and go offroad...brilliant
Not likely, you only have 1 wheel in the rear for traction with a street tire and having to push 2 front tires and all the weight of the vehicle thru sand is asking for trouble. The Canyon is really designed for fire roads or mild terrain without traction concerns. That’s a lot of weight to push if you get stuck and it’s best to steer clear of hills or any obstacle any higher than its ground clearance alllows. It is not an ATV or a quad with 4 wheel drive and half the weight and more travel. They should come equipped with a 3k winch. I have many years of off road experience ranging from 2 wheels, 3 wheels, and 4 wheels. Sorry if I burst any bubbles.
@@WangChung69 no bursting of bubbles, with 20 years of off roading atv's and jeep truck, i too have plenty of experience and some corrections could be made: street tires- not really, they are specially designed all terrains, and AT tires now are pretty good vs 20 years ago, weight it well balanced in canyon and it has traction control, in old days traction control suk'd but now a days it can do pretty good on cars that do not have 4x4, ive seen some all wheel drive vehicles pull off things i could only do in my jeep till now. hard packed beaches of oregon are cake walk for even a fat tire ebike so not concerned plus i have traction boards....i DO agree with you about winch though...i should add one to mine, i will let you know how this thing fairs because i plan on pushing its limits 😎
its an atv / utv merged but you can legally drive on the road like a motorcycle, i plan on selling my motorcycle and atv and getting this instead now i can drive to my destination and go offroad...brilliant
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Does it have a shaft or chain drive?
Does it have true awd, all 3 wheels pulling? If not that is not an off road vehicle.
@@mattshadow3910 it does not, we suggested a hybrid system with electric motors driving the front wheels so maybe we will see that in a few years!
Isn't that what their atvs and utv's are for
Same thing I said they just ruined it
Atvs and Utvs are not street legal.
@jameseargle123 depends on what state you are in. This is js just a can am you can ride down a dirt road
Super cool
I will stay with my 2021 Can Am Ryker Rally
i wont! calling tomorrow to order it 😊
@@Master-Blaster-4x4 Let me know how you like it
@@mikedonnelly18 will do, prob. be awhile as its only pre-order, i have to sell some old stuff, but i think this will be very comfortable for me and my new lady 😉
Can't go where ADV bikes go. Not allowed on trails and will get stuck without front diff locks.
i have lockers and don't use most of the time bc experience and technique can reveal ways to do things without them, i would tackle this beast by taking mini max trax and a shovel and use its traction control coupled with experience
I’ll be surprised if this is successful. Adventure bikes go where a trike cannot go. Good for dirt roads, if they are wide enough, but not for trails. It is cool looking though, so maybe it’ll sell for that.
You wouldn't believe the amount of people that have come into our showroom in the last 16 years and seen a spyder and asked for an off-road version
@@lithgowmotorsports9292 I think this bike could steal sales from Ural. I am a new Ural owner and where I would intend to ride it would be suitable for this CAn Am. They are similar prices and believe me, this machine is in another league in terms of technology, power and suspension.
its an atv / utv merged but you can legally drive on the road like a motorcycle, i plan on selling my motorcycle and atv and getting this instead now i can drive to my destination and go offroad...brilliant
Can that go on the beach
abso-freakin-lutely, i plan on running this on the beach in souther washington and northern oregon
Not likely, you only have 1 wheel in the rear for traction with a street tire and having to push 2 front tires and all the weight of the vehicle thru sand is asking for trouble.
The Canyon is really designed for fire roads or mild terrain without traction concerns.
That’s a lot of weight to push if you get stuck and it’s best to steer clear of hills or any obstacle any higher than its ground clearance alllows.
It is not an ATV or a quad with 4 wheel drive and half the weight and more travel.
They should come equipped with a 3k winch.
I have many years of off road experience ranging from 2 wheels, 3 wheels, and 4 wheels.
Sorry if I burst any bubbles.
@@WangChung69 no bursting of bubbles, with 20 years of off roading atv's and jeep truck, i too have plenty of experience and some corrections could be made: street tires- not really, they are specially designed all terrains, and AT tires now are pretty good vs 20 years ago, weight it well balanced in canyon and it has traction control, in old days traction control suk'd but now a days it can do pretty good on cars that do not have 4x4, ive seen some all wheel drive vehicles pull off things i could only do in my jeep till now. hard packed beaches of oregon are cake walk for even a fat tire ebike so not concerned plus i have traction boards....i DO agree with you about winch though...i should add one to mine, i will let you know how this thing fairs because i plan on pushing its limits 😎
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Awesome 👍
It’s simple: why and what for ?!?
its an atv / utv merged but you can legally drive on the road like a motorcycle, i plan on selling my motorcycle and atv and getting this instead now i can drive to my destination and go offroad...brilliant
Perfect, now you can hit every rut and rock on the trail…lol
New product for no real purpose.