Don’t buy a Can Am before you watch this first

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[jjfromthebigland]

After 30 years on a motorcycle some health issues forced me to give them up. I bought a spyder back in June and I LOVE IT!! Its a completely different ride and you have to forget everything you know about riding a motorcycle. But once you do you will love it for the freedom and safety it offers.

The only downside to owning one is that you have to allow extra time for anywhere you go because you will be stopped and asked a lot of questions about it no matter where you go...

[robertbarber]

I am combat wounded above knee amputee, I lost it back in 2012. I have been riding the can am for 4 years now, all I do is change the oil.

[lindaeade]

I have a 2016 F3, but mine is loaded with everything a more expensive Spyder would have. Love it. It's a good jumping off point after riding 2 wheels which is what I did. My husband has a Harley TriGlide & it does not handle as well as my Spyder. I loved my motorcycle, but this is much better for someone my age - 71 & have had it for 3 years.

[saraw]

As an admiral in the Austrian navy, I'm sad you don't know where our little country is. The most famous Austrian in history was...hmm maybe we should skip that bit

[badapple]

I’m over 6’ 4”, football player big. I owned a scooter for several months and never cared what anyone thinks. If everyone had that perfect motorcycle it wouldn’t be very special after all, would it?
Now, I moved into a 2019 Vulcan S.
I’ve got a couple Harley riding cousins actually upset for me. One of them told me I had 24 hours to return it and started sending me used ads for HD’s. Whatever gets you out there is all that matters.

[greyeyes]

I had to give up riding the two wheels, when I got my left ankle braced up so I could walk without falling. I really missed that joy I felt when my wife and me were riding our bikes together. Getting a Can-Am brought that enjoyment back. I have gone on road trips and enjoyed the smooth ride and comfort. I was talking with a gentleman while on a road trip. Stopped to eat and he asked me how I liked riding my bike. Told him it was a great ride; asked him if he rode a bike. Told me that he was in an accident that broke his leg. That accident ended his riding day. When I went out to get back on the road, he was looking at my bike. I had parked next to his car. We talked about my bike and I explained why and showed him my brace. He thanked me and said he was going to go looking at a Can-Am. He wanted to get back in the saddle. So, they do help those who cannot ride a two wheel any longer.

[SIMEONOVVASIL]

8:10 very good gesture from the truck's driver. 👌👌

[timotaio]

Thank you for all of your scripture readings! I love that! Blessings to you my brothers! I am trying to make up my mind with the possibility of getting a can am or not!

[froinlaven]

I went from 20+ years of bikes, last one being a VTX1800, to an F3-S and love it. It's a lot of fun.
"Fast" U-turn and you'll get it on two wheels without a problem. You can easily drift it on cold tires, traction control be damned. Once they're warmed up, it'll hold the road well through corners at high speed. Turn off the traction control and you can very much be a hoonigan. Very comfortable for long distance. Pretty big after-market so you can definitely make it your own.
He's right in that it takes adjusting to the feel of it, you really have to lean into the turns or it feel real weird, no hand brake throws you for a while, but I'm hooked.

[RangerRyke]

Getting in depth. I like it. Feels like a review, not an impression with a sales pitch.

[pittsburghchip]

That willingness to help is one of my favorite things about the motorcycle community.❤️🇺🇸

[voicetube]

A big part of why like this video, although the bike is amazing, is that the dude riding/narrating seems very cool, polite, respectful, and intelligent. The reason I found this video it all (and this channel) is because I'm an actor who had to do a voiceover audition for Can-Am and so to find out what it was about I searched and found this video. Glad I did.

[GirlArmy]

I learned on my cruiser and then switched to a sports bike am looking for one of these because I want more stability. As a female rider, I am excited to try one out....love the pegs being adjustable. Great video.

[darinbahnsen]

Thank you for the great, honest view on the Can Am. Keep up the awesome reviews. Wish we were closer to Pennsylvania (Colorado). Been considering one. My wife and I are going to get one of these for 1 reason only. I have a deteriorating spine and can no longer ride 2 wheels safely so this is my only option. Lots of negativity on here about who will be buying these and why you would ride one. The guy who asked if he needed help was nicer than most of you but I really don’t care. I’ll buy this so we can still ride and be outside before I’d let anyone of you with the crappy attitude stop me!

[darbovision]

I have about 45, 000 miles as a test rider on various models of the Spyder. They were just starting to put the inline 3 cylinder in the bigger cruiser models when I last rode one. Anyway the Rotax engines and whole driveline were always reliable. And I did thrash them hard!

[chowie]

My husband and I visited the Can Am production plant in Valcourt Canada for the 10th Anniversary of the Spyder. We got to see where and how they are assembled, we talked with technicians and had several questions answered. It was a great experience. By the way we rode our F3’s from Georgia to Valcourt Canada. They handled great going through the mountains in WV and in the rain and cold weather in Montreal.
My husband was in an accident back in 2018, when an 18 yr old made a left turn in front of him. They met headlight to headlight. Thank God he was on his F3T, he survived but the F3T did not.
I would recommend the F3 always.

[pam]

I was almost afraid to watch this video. Thinking ot was going to discourage me from getting my own Can Am. Just the opposite, I'm wven more excited. Very good video! Thank you. 🤗

[alwaysplaythegame]

I'm a huge fan of the 2 wheelers, but I love the Spyder so much more than I would have expected. The Ryker is even more raw (and more fun in my opinion) so I now own a Ryker Rally to go with my Versys 1k and Zero S. Truthfully if I could only have one I would likely keep the Ryker. It feels like a Jetski on land. The only issue is touring capability is pretty limited (which the Spyders excel at), but I haven't gotten into that at all as you could guess by the bikes I own. It might not be the fastest thing, and there is something truly liberating about leaning into a turn that is missing, but once you ride a Spyder/Ryker around and push it through some low-speed corners, you will be grinning more than you would have ever guessed you would.

Seriously, the Ryker would sell like crazy if everyone had the ability to test ride it. I rode one back-to-back with a Polaris Slingshot and while I still think the Slingshot is cool, the Ryker is 100x more fun.

[BirdBraind]

I've always thought about getting one of these, but was always on the fence about it. Or it just wasn't the right time to get something new. After seeing this video, I'm definitely getting one of these come tax time. Thanks man. Awesome video

[thejasonsfathersonteam]

I've been riding for 30+ years.
You're very knowledgeable on all types & styles of bikes. Keep up the good work.