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So I bought a 2017 Sportsman 850 Touring and it is great. One issue is those rear handles. While on a flat road they are fine but get into a little bumpy area and my wife's legs/hips bump into the side handles. There is no way to adjust so I was thinking of adding padding. Has anyone come up with a solution? We never had this problem with the Arctic Cat TRV.

Hello I’m new to the can am community, recently purchased at 2014 800xt, already having problems

Hi guys,

I am thinking someone here can clarify something for me. I see Outlanders referred to as Gen 1, Gen 2 etc. Am I wrong in thinking this refers to Can-Am ATVs and not Bombardier. I know it is the same manufacturer. I have a 2005 Bombardier Outlander. Could it be classified as Gen 0?

I'm finally calling my '18 XP's power normal. Who has power mods on theirs? I've done searches an not found much at all. I can't be the only speed freak:devil

Hello, this is probably one of those mute questions that has no answer, but I thought I would give it a shot. I am in the process of replacing the camshaft in my 2002 Polaris Sportsman 700. I got all the way down to just about the last steps. I removed the camshaft gear (easy), went to pull the counterbalance gear and man is it every stuck on there. There is no way to get behind the bugger with a normal gear puller. I have attempted to use one of the universal 3 bolt design pullers and put so much force on it that it stripped out the threads on the puller shaft.

It looks like that little gear would just simply slide off (so the manual says), but I mean it acts like it is welded on there. Has anyone else experienced such an animal or am I the lucky first?

I have soaked it in PB blast, I have tried heating it up a bit, can't get the whole engine and bike in a freezer (lol). Out of ideas, but that stupid gear is about to make trash out of my whole engine if I can't get if off.

Any help guys would be greatly appreciated! :crying

I had to remove my front drive shafts on my 2015 sportsman 570. I was reading in the service manual that you need to replace the compression ring when reinstalling the drive shaft. I can not find a part number for the compression ring or a pic of it to see what they are talking about. can some one help in identifying this part, and do I actually need to replace it?

I have a 04 predator 500 took it to the dunes and when i was crusing at 1/2 to 3/4 throttle it starts to pop out the exhaust but if i am at full throttle it runs great and it runs amazing i can not figure it out i cleaned the carb checked for air leaks i am lost any ideas

Whats a good lightweight trail tire for 2017 polaris sportsman 570. Not going swimming more trail riding but wanna be able do some mud. 27 or 28"



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Hi ! So I wanna buy Method Standard wheels online but I need to know if they are concave or convex or flat?? The pic makes it hard to tell , does anyone own a set of these or seen one?? If so how'd you like them ?? There going on a Polaris 570 sportsman.

Can-Am continues the overhaul of its Maverick family with the introduction of the new 60-inch 2019 Can-Am Maverick Sport family that starts at $14,699.

Fast Facts
MSRP: $14,699-$17,999
Engine: Rotax 976cc V-Twin
Horsepower: 75-100
L x W x H: 119 x 60 x 71.1"
Wheelbase: 90.6"
Ground Clearance: 12"

Can-Am, upholding its promise to refine its side-by-side vehicle family by the year 2020, continues its aggressive approach in the off-road market with the introduction of the all-new Maverick Sport family. This true 60-in. (152.4 cm) class performance side-by-side vehicle arrives with both Maverick X3 and Maverick Trail undertones and, of course, innovation to set it apart from the competition. Arriving with the most desirable and adaptable width for off-road environments, the Maverick Sport is engineered with a daring, precise and confident design to better equip trail enthusiasts in their terrain-conquering adventures. This thrilling family of Maverick side-by-side vehicles will tick the emotional needle further in the direction of pure enjoyment — no matter the end use.

Check it out here: 2019 Can-Am Maverick Sport Unveiled - ATV.com