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Hello everyone, I just bought another can-am this time the Outlander 1000 XMR, & loving it.

Are starters covered in warranty?? Or extended warranty???

First off I'll start with this post hopefully not being imposing or in the wrong place. By all means if it is I can move it or delete it. Essentially I've been riding ATV's for more than half my life, and I love the community. I'm part of a local club up here in Canada (Refrew County ATV) and can't get enough, so I am reaching out online. I love seeing rides, learning about options and seeing the aftermarket. Because of all this I've started a YouTube channel and my own community and want to share it. I don't mean to be annoying or imposing, simply trying to share my end of the experiance!

So I will keep it brief, you can catch me on YouTube @ Mainville ATV and Outdoors ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAv..._MWaA9DI302NkQ )
Facebook: Mainville ATV and Outdoors (We have a page and a group)
Instagram: Mainville ATV and Outdoors


I fully intend to indulge in everything here on Can-Am Forum! Super excited, thanks everyone!

Hello, I'm just wondering what everyone with the 1000R is getting for fuel range on average? I have a 2017 Outlander Max 1000R. I did not buy this machine to worry about how much gas I am going to burn. The only thing that bothers me is the inconvenience of having to take extra fuel on longer trips. I'm quite sure I used to get about 140-150 kms to a tank of fuel before installing a HMF Slip On and Optimizer. I know these bikes run lean from the factory, that's why you're getting such mileage out of the tank. After the install of this I am only getting about 90-100 kms to a tank of fuel. For you people south of the border that's only about 55-60 miles. This was driving on open roads at speeds of 50-60 kms per hour and hardly getting into the throttle at all. I just purchased 2 gas can kits from Wes Industries to carry an extra 10 liters of fuel.

Still having clutch issues. I have a 2000 Polaris sportsman 500. I could pick up primary and secondary clutches from a 2004 sportsman 400. Will they work without switching springs and weights?

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Put these new rear tires on a couple weeks back and haven't ridden a lot, but what I have I love them with the exception of how well they clean. My only comparison is the original Carlisle which seamed to clean themselves very well, the new Bear Claws throw mud every where yet when I put it in the barn there is still a ton of mud in the lugs. I'm running 18 psi due to the beads not wanting to seat when first installed, they suggest running 7-10 psi yet I think the lower psi would only make the situation worse. Please help, 2002, 500 HO Scrambler 4x4, 22x12-10 tire size.

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Hey all I posted awhile ago about coolant in my oil on a 2003 700 sportsman. Think I found the issue, I had put a water pump rebuild kit in it and installed that washer deal behind the impeller wrong. I had put the rubber side in and its supposed to be facing the impeller correct? When i took it apart the rubber piece was stuck to the spring thing. Now can I just replace the washer thing or do I need to replace the seals to. Ordered a machined aluminum impeller because the plastic one is chewed up from the washer being put in incorrectly. Thanks for any and all help. Bob

Stumbled across this and thought I would share it. For those few here who insist I'm biased when I make the recommendation to try the HTR, well, read it and weep. :grin

https://www.chapmoto.com/blog/2018/0...nded-for-2018/

Hey Gang,
We are in the last few days of our VIPER MAX winch sale.....15% off any of our VIPER MAX winches -- all the way up to 6000lbs. The sale has been a solid hit with several thousand dollars sold.

VIPER MAX is now IP67 rated with an official automotive waterproof rating on all winches 3500lbs and higher.

Give us a shout if you want to get one before the sale ends. See video below for more details on the winches. Thanks!

https://www.dropbox.com/home/MOTO%20...r+MAx+1080.mp4

Hey Gang,
We are in the last few days of our VIPER MAX winch sale.....15% off any of our VIPER MAX winches -- all the way up to 6000lbs. The sale has been a solid hit with several thousand dollars sold.

VIPER MAX is now IP67 rated with an official automotive waterproof rating on all winches 3500lbs and higher.

Give us a shout if you want to get one before the sale ends. See video below for more details on the winches. Thanks!

https://www.dropbox.com/home/MOTO%20...r+MAx+1080.mp4