Hi

I am new to the site. Just purchased my first can am. 2013 1000xxc. I have use this site a few times to find help. So decided to join.

Belt Slipping help

Hi guys! My boyfriend has a 2014 Commander 800 XT that he just put a set of 29.5” terminator tires on. The first ride we went on we noticed the belt would slip a little going up hills. My question is, what suggestions would you have to help prevent this, whether we should upgrade the belt or secondary clutch etc. The only other modification is a 2.5” lift kit. Thanks in advance

2019 Max Xt largest tire size stock?

I apologize if this has been addressed, I searched and didn’t see it.

I’m purchasing a 2019 850 Max XT and wanted to know how large of a tire can I upgrade to on a stock bike? Thanks!

overflow reservour building pressure

I have a 95 explorer 400 (2 stroke) with new top end building pressure and squirting out coolant from overflow bottle after it warms up but only when revved up had it apart twice and its definitely not a head gasket and it doesn't matter if I replace radiator cap i have a new one and 2 used ones I'm guessing something is wrong with the radiator neck where it seals to the cap everything else functions like it should doesn't over heat fan comes on and everything has anyone seen this happen? thanks

New member looking for input on a new Outlander

Hey everyone,
I’m new to the forum, and am searching for a new ATV. I’ve narrowed it down to an Oulander. With so many options, it’s been a tough choice to make. I am misty I to hunting/ fishing and trail riding on the quad. But not opposed to getting into some moderate mud holes. Also, I’ve been debating the 2up versions as well. Not sure how much I will have my wife and kids on the back, but is an option.
I’ve been looking at the new 2019’s and think I’ve narrowed it down to either the Outlander XT package. In either the 850 or 1000. Or the XMR package.

I’m thinking more so the XT for all around utility. But like some of the abilities of the XMR. Curious how they do on the trails and or for work.
Any input would be awesome, and look forward to hearing about the PRO’s and CON’s of the machines