Reviewing The 2023 Can-am Off-road outlander and outlander pro (Good/Bad reviews??) 

Can-Am is goin to sell a ton of these. Especially for work. 1800 lbs towing? No one else comes close. I was looking at an overpiced Kodiak 700. Glad I waited. Will be buying an outlander pro - and will have better specs at 3k less.

I just put 6 hours of non stop work , hauling trees and trailers on my HD7 today. Then ran it through 3’ mud/ water holes. It out worked and outperformed my grizzly and stayed cooler all day. This machine is a huge upgrade compared to the older canned hams

I was hoping for some big updates on there 850 and 1000 quads !! Maybe a new body style

Going to buy one this year. Can Am is looking like it made a machine with a little Grizzly, Polaris, and Suzuki all in one machine. Personally love the single cylinder thumper, Owned a Grizzly and King Quad. Been looking at buying a Kodiak, glad i didn't

i dont care what they say just watch it will be a big seller

It’s starting to grow on me

One engine across the entire lineup means they’re aiming for max quality, lower parts replacement cost. The first couple years will iron out the kinks, but I think this is a big move in the right direction for can am.

There’s guys that buy a 1000 to run tight trails that turn up their nose to these new Pro models, but really that lighter Pro with torquey low end will be a great work and trail quad. And clearly it’s a segment worth entering as shown by Honda And with single vs V Twin more isn’t always better. The twin is heavier, physically larger, and run HOT. Looking at the specs and price the new 500 replaces the 450 and new 700 replaces the 570. The twin is still around I no the model range, too All the Japanese brands run single cylinder and all are more reliable. Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki. The Yamaha Grizzly 700 is the best midbore bike

Yeah to me this is an improvement to their bottom end models. The looks are subjective, I like some things and dislike others. But I bet next year they tune up the new chassis and release it in their big bore atvs (850 + 1000cc outlanders) with a revamp for them!

PS this thing can wheelie with ease so there’s tons of low end torque and more power than I’ll ever need

It’s not the entire line up. Just the lower models. They look amazing!

It will be years till I get a new can am I got a new one back in 2021 but the single cylinder is the biggest dislike

I've always preferred single cylinder engines to twins. Yes the twins sound better and perform better but they are heavier and more maintenance intensive. Friends of mine have 2 570 outlanders and have had issues with overheating.

I like the fact that the front ends sits higher than previous.imo

the vast majority of people hating on these machines are the same people that would never buy one in the first place.these are clearly aimed at budget and novice riders.anyone with a big bore mud machine wouldn't give these a second look.i just bought the 500 dsp to augment my side by side and to rip narrow trails and maybe some snow plowing when my sxs is being cranky.do i care about it being a single? hell no.do i care about the looks?hell no,it looks like any other atv, in my eyes.do i care about the lack of accessories,hell no,i have every add on i need,/tires/rims/winch sitting in my shop except a couple bumpers.do i care about the hp? hell no,i can re clutch,tune and throw on a better exhaust if i find the power lacking later on down the trail.besides the cforce,it was the best value for the money in the market right now.

Honestly. I think it’s a step sideways rather than forwards or backwards. It’s odd to me. If they make different packages that are specified towards things like agriculture or hauling, it could work for them. Imagine, next year, they make a package that includes a PTO with the ability to connect to equipment for lawn mowers, wood chippers, etc. without a separate engine. They can also make a model that incorporates the frame and such of the UTV’s but with an atv body, for 2,000-3,000 lbs towing capacity.

its not that bad people, stop crying about everything its not a good look

I want my 1000xmr

Also nothing wrong with single piston. I have owned two grizzly s the past 21 years. All depends what u do with them.imo

Yeah... cfmoto. I wonder is they combined companies.

Glovebox takes up too much room