BRP Can-Am Spyder

BRP Can-Am Spyder

The Can-Am Spyder is a three-wheeled motorcycle manufactured by Can-Am Motorcycles, a division of Bombardier Recreational Products. The vehicle has a single rear drive wheel and two front steering wheels, similar in layout to a modern snowmobile. The Spyder uses a chassis similar to an ATV. The manufacturer calls it a “roadster”, although technically it is more of a three-wheeled motorcycle.

The Spyder has traction and stability control, as well as anti-lock brakes. The Spyder is licensed as a motorcycle in most states in the United States. The Spyder has front and rear brakes that are activated by a single pedal. It also has reverse gear, power steering, and the option of an electric transmission without a clutch.

The Spyder was previously available with manual and semi-automatic transmissions. As of 2020, all Spyder models feature a semi-automatic transmission, while the Ryker features a fully automatic continuously variable transmission (CVT).

Models

The Can-Am Ryker series is a basic model. It features a low stance and smaller engines. There are four trim levels available in the lineup: 600, 900, 900 Sport, and 900 Rally.
The Spyder F3 series is the “sport cruiser” version. The F3 offers several trim levels: F3, F3-S, F3-S, F3-T, and F3-Limited.
The Spyder RT series is a touring model with integrated saddlebags and a roof rack. There are two variants available in the RT lineup: RT and RT-Limited. For 2021, BRP introduced the top-of-the-line Spyder RT Sea to Sky touring model.
The Spyder RS is the former regular sport version. Production ceased in 2016.
The Spyder ST is a former sport-touring hybrid model. It was also discontinued in 2016.
The Spyder F3-P is a government motorcycle released in 2015. It is equipped with emergency lighting, a siren, 12V and USB outlets, and a Quick Pursuit ignition system. There is also a special patrol version called the RT.