I've got a 2023 Can-Am outlander 650 max 6x6 & a 2003 Honda TRX350FM & we much prefer the Can-Am. The Honda in all the time We've owned it has never broken down but I've had to replace the fuel pump in the Can-Am at 50 hours due to it blowing it's 5 amp fuse & throwing a code. Pretty easy to fix but the Can-Am goes anywhere & is much smoother to ride. I'd buy a Can-Am 450 6x6 before I'd buy another Honda quad.
@@adamton7274 What turning radius? It does tight turns better with the front diff engaged with some rider weight shift up & over the front wheels but three point turns are the order of the day for anything really tight. That said, the ability of the 6x6 in the bush far exceeds any standard 4x4 quadbike I've owned and I've spent thousands of hours riding my Honda TRX. I'll buy another Can-Am 6x6 but not another 4 wheeler, the off road performance, ride quality & carrying capacity is so much better on the 6x6.
Great to see the under hood comparison. Im interested in a 450 6*6. The thoughtful design of the Honda is very appealing though..🤔. Ive had my Polaris sportsman for 13 years now. Capable, comfortable and been relatively reliable.
@@canadianatvlife tough trails, deep water. I think 6*6 is the way to go for traction and steep hills. I like relative simplicity of 450 but a little short on ground clearance at 10.5" and doesn't have high air intakes of other models. I think it will just fit in my 10' trailer.
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