Can Am Spyder Motorcycle

A three wheeled motorcycle-like vehicle, but not the traditional trike... the Can Am Spyder motorcycle offers the thrill of a 2 wheeled bike, but with the stability of a 3 wheeled trike. For those wanting the open air experience of a motorcycle but not wanting some of the limitations and risks of a conventional 2 wheel motorcycle, then the Can Am Spyder can offer an exciting alternative.

Can-Am Spyder Motorcycle

Equipped with a 5 speed pushbutton semi-automatic transmission, mated to a belt drive, the power of the Rotax V990 is more than ample to propel the Spyder to impressive performance levels. The added convenience of having reverse can also come in very handy. With over 100HP on tap, stopping ability is also very important. A powerful braking system along with ABS helps to bring the Spyder to a safe stop. A carefully designed and tuned suspension helps to give outstanding handling abilities. The Can Am Spyder takes many of the fun aspects of motorcycling and combines them with the stability and excitement of a high performance sports cars. This is definitely not just your typical vehicle!

Can-Am Spyder Motorcycle Specifications

Dry Vehicle Weight: 697 lbs (316 kg)

Overall Length: 105 in (2,667 mm)

Overall Width: 59.3 in (1,506 mm)

Wheelbase: 68 in (1,727 mm)

Front Wheel Track: 51.5 in (1,308 mm)

Seat Height: 29 in (737mm)

Front Tires: 165/65R14

Rear Tire: 225/50R15

Alternator Output: 500 watts

Engine: BRP-Rotax 990 V-Twin (999 cc)

Electronic Fuel Injection, 4 valves per cylinder

Max Power: 106 hp (79 kW) @ 8,500 rpm

Max Torque: 77 ft-lbs (104.3 Nm) @ 6,250 rpm

Can Am Spyder Motorcycle Engine

Can Am Spyder Rotax V990 Engine

With an impressive set of specifications, the Can-Am Spyder motorcycle offers the rider with a host of features that make the Spyder both fun and comfortable. In addition, a variety of high tech features help increase the safety of this three wheeled machine. A vehicle stability system, anti-lock braking, traction control, and dynamic power steering all help to make the Spyder motorcycle safer and more predictable. Some die hard motorcycle enthusiasts might still prefer 2 wheel bikes, but for those looking for the thrill of open air riding without some of the risks and limitations of conventional motorcycles, the three wheel Can Am Spyder motorcycle might be very appealing.