New Model CanAm X3 Replacement 2023

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im sure the aftermarket fellas will have this solved in about 4 days with a bolt on kit if your actually concerned about it

More importantly, why isn’t Can Am concerned about it? It’s not just them either, Polaris is just as bad. They are charging premium prices for these machines that will go 100mph, handle decent sized jumps and whoops but won’t design the machine to handle a accident.
 

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Very straightforward cage design on the speed utv. Had pretty much the same layout on the rock buggy chassis I built way back in 2008. Just didn't have the rolled tube like they do as didn't have a roll bender.

Basic chassis design which I got off the internet lol
 

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We, (my now wife) rolled doing a donuts with our 2014 1000 and tweaked the cage and everything else. I couldn't imagine a stock cage at speed.
 

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Very straightforward cage design on the speed utv. Had pretty much the same layout on the rock buggy chassis I built way back in 2008. Just didn't have the rolled tube like they do as didn't have a roll bender.

Basic chassis design which I got off the internet lol

Yep. Proper chassis/cage design isn’t a secret. Which makes it all the more ignorant why other UTV manufactures don’t apply it when the capabilities of these machines is so high.
 

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Yep. Proper chassis/cage design isn’t a secret. Which makes it all the more ignorant why other UTV manufactures don’t apply it when the capabilities of these machines is so high.
Because they probably don’t want premature engine overheating and brake failure from all the excessive weight, like the one UTV fabrication shop that’s trying to become a manufacturer.
 

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Because they probably don’t want premature engine overheating and brake failure from all the excessive weight, like the one UTV fabrication shop that’s trying to become a manufacturer.

What over heating are you taking about?

Also the new Maverick R, Pro R are very similar weights as the Speed with less chassis/cage safety as the Speed.
 
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