ATV review

A Big Bike we really like - 2007 Can-Am Outlander 650 H.O. EFI
ATV review

Power Power Power. Performance is the word as far as Can-Am’s power performer ATV 2007 Can-Am Outlander 650 HO EFI is concerned. Despite the fact that many of us ride different types of ATVs for different occasions, we recently had the pleasure of striding a big one like the Outlander 650 and let’s just say we were impressed with the ride.

We hate to make comparisons because we believe that every ATV fan has his or her favorite ATV, favorite brand, favorite ATV part, and favorite ATV trail (you get the drift) but here’s something we can tell you…some machines are good for one thing or another. But here’s the thing about Can-Am’s Outlander 650…it’s good for just about any terrain you can think of irregardless of whether it’s snow, mountain, drag racing, mud or sand. Hondas, Suzukis, Arctic Cats are big brand names as far as ATVs are concerned but some of them needs a little bit of modification before it is fit for a different terrain or for it to be fit for competition. But the Can-Am Outlander 650 will not need much modification, if any. I mean, what more than you add to this monster machine as it is already so powerful?

Well, maybe we might consider taking off some weight because hey, it’s a big, powerful, heavy ATV. And maybe it needs skid plates and replacement of the belt…but that’s about it.

One thing to note is that the Outlander 650 has a fantabulous suspension. When you ride the ATV over bumps and make hilarious jumps, the jolt is much less than other ATVs. By far, the Outlander 650 ATV from Can-Am is one of the smoothest ATVs we’ve ever ridden. This makes for playing circus that much easier and safer! Of course, the engine of this Outlander 650 definitely has some bark in it for it roars on effortlessly. It has an open exhaust and cold-air intake which makes it literally invincible. Even in a face-off with a bigger, meaner machine, the Outlander 650, we suspect, can hold its own.

Starting this ATV is a breeze and it does not bog on steep incline and declines. Although fitted with a 650 engine, you’ll see that the Outlander 650 is only 8hp less than the Outlander 800 and since this is a 4x4, it glides effortlessly. The seat is also very comfortable and you can ride it the whole day without feeling tired (or bruised on the bum). Although the Outlander 650 is not as speedy as the Outlander 800, if you’re not a speed freak, we think the Outlander 650 is adequate…MORE than adequate, actually.

With an ATV like the Outlander 650 from Can-Am, you’re ready to go irregardless of where. Thumbs Up from us.

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