If you’ve been waiting for a chance to check out the new Can-Am Ryker or are just curious about these three-wheeled machines, here’s your chance. Can-Am will be hosting events in several cities from this month all the way through June. You’ll be able to experience the Ryker on a one-of-a-kind, custom course that will […]

Can-Am has taken aim at a previously untapped market with the introduction of its all-new 2019 Ryker. Designed as a lower-priced model for local and day-trip use, it is intended to attract new and more youthful buyers to the brand, which until now has been popular primarily among an older generation of consumers. Who will […]

Spyder riders of the 2018 RT, the F3-T, and F3 Limited models have a new feature-laden instrument display (in dark and chrome color options) to enhance their travels. Another new augmentation is the intuitive joystick mounted near the left handgrip, which ensures riders can keep their hands on the handlebars and stay more focused on […]

Earlier this month, BRP welcomed more than 3,000 Spyder owners to its Spyder 10th Anniversary Homecoming event in Québec. This marked the largest-ever gathering of Spyder’s, with riders from the U.S., Canada, Japan, Russia, and beyond. Everyone was invited to see BRP’s factory, its Design & Innovation Center, R&D facilities, and powersports museum. Guided rides, entertainment, […]

Can-Am will be celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Spyder lineup June 2-4, 2017, at the company’s headquarters in Valcourt, Québec. Can-Am has been planning the event for more than a year, and owners from all around the world are expected to attend. Activities will include VIP access to the Can-Am Spyder production line, along with […]

The 2016 Road Warrior Ride started last weekend, departing from Johnson Creek, WI, on its way to New Orleans Bike Week, a rally that helps to raise money for veterans. A core group of eight veterans, sponsored by the Road Warrior Foundation (RWF) and Can-Am, are taking the ride atop 2016 Spyder F3 Limited Editions. They […]

The 76th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is just days away! Whether you’re already there or packing up your gear for the ride, take a look at some of the events that will be happening during the rally. And don’t forget to stop by the many locations where we’ll be giving away FREE maps! Indian Motorcycle Indian […]

100,000th Can-Am Presented at SpyderFest – Bombardier Recreational Products recently announced that the 100,000th Can-Am Spyder rolled off the assembly line in Québec on April 20, 2015. That’s quite an accomplishment, especially since the first one was produced just eight short years ago in 2007. That first Spyder was delivered to Jay Leno. The 100,000th […]

The first thing you’ll notice when looking at the all-new 2015 Can-Am Spyder F3 is its aggressive look. By comparison Can-Am’s previous iterations were, well, kind of cute—for lack of a better word. The F3 has the muscle to back up its new posture too. The power plant is a Rotax sourced 1,330cc in-line triple […]

There are plenty of companies out there offering to add a third wheel to Honda’s preeminent touring machine, and one very interesting option is the Razor from Motor Trike. One thing that sets the Razor apart from other Gold Wing trike kits is its suspension. For the Razor, Motor Trike starts with a fully independent […]

Surely by now we all know the basics about riding, or driving, a Can-Am Spyder… or have, at minimum, read about the roadsters here and in the pages of RoadRUNNER. Perhaps thanks to a past unit review or by way of Jim Parks’ Lewis and Clark Trail series, we now know this “backwards trike” very […]

Bombardier Recreational Products recently loaned us two of their top-of-the-line Can-Am touring models and a trailer for an exhaustive cross-country test. 
Starting in St. Louis, MO, we followed the Lewis and Clark Trail more than 3,000 miles to Oregon’s Pacific Coast. In addition to fluctuations in weather and 
topography, we experienced a wide variety of […]

Today was just an ordinary day: arctic cold, fuzzy buffalo, strange bovines, demanding travel gods, failure and hunger. With morning temps in the low 60’s it did feel like the North Pole compared to our usual 90’s-100-degree temperatures when we set out.  It made for a very different ride, even though the landscape was much […]

Our day started at 5:00 a.m. with a trip to Dulles Airport, just outside of Washington, DC, for our flight to St. Louis. What took Lewis and Clark the better part of a year to travel to the trading outpost of St. Louis and prepare for their two-year long expedition only required us a few […]

We’ve all had the conversation “If you could have any bike, what would it be?” And, of course, there are laundry lists of dream machines that any and every good gear head would love to have gracing their garage, or in most cases, their living rooms. Who wouldn’t love to gaze upon a Vincent Black […]