Supplier BRP says its Can Am range was the first to introduce a quad bike specifically designed for two riders, creating a new market segment in the process.

As well, it says it has come up with the “best cashback offer in the industry” which extends until October 31.

BRP says it is buoyed by the uptake of interest in its Can Am range of all terrain vehicles, underscoring the point it was the first to introduce a quad bike specifically designed for two riders, creating a new market segment in the process.

The company’s Outlander range comes equipped with liquid-cooled Rotax 80 degree V-twin engines incorporating four valves/cylinder, plus overhead camshafts.

As well, 09 Can-Am Outlander models feature its TTI rear suspension design – one that is said to eliminate scrub and camber changes.

It is said to be more durable since it requires 75 percent fewer moving parts than traditional independent rear suspension systems.

And a double A-arm front suspension smooths the ride while a continuous-construction steel SST frame is said to provide more strength than traditional tubular-construction frames.

BRP says its Outlander range is also available in MAX or XT models.

The MAX concept provides a convertible rack/seat system. Switching the seating arrangement from ‘one-up’ to ‘two-up’ takes only a matter of seconds, claims BRP.

Meanwhile, its XT package features a BRP XL 3000 winch, roller fairlead wired remote control, cast aluminum rims and a new front fascia.

“There's never been a better time to test ride a Can-Am ATV,” company spokesman Matthew Ng said.