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Can-Am ATV Model Information

2012 Can-Am Outlander and Renegade ATV Models

2012 BRP Can-Am Outlander 1000 EFI 4X4 Utility ATV

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2012 CanAm Outlander 1000 EFI ATV Chassis Features

  • Can-Am Outlander ATV Cover
    New from the ground up SST G2 frame
    The Outlander 1000 uses the next generation and industry-exclusive Surrounding Spar Technology (SST) chassis from Can-Am. The welded-steel frame incorporates new processes and updated geometry for increased structural integrity, improved durability and precision handling. The more efficient SST design offers increased strength compared to a traditional tubular steel chassis, a lower center of gravity, better handling and requires far less components, materials and welds.

    Even with the amplified chassis, engineers incorporated almost 16 percent less parts on the new frame than the frames used previous model-year Outlander ATVs. The new, more durable frame can accept more than two times greater force and has twice the torsional stiffness as the original chassis. This frame, more properly meets the high expectations of the end user for both work and play.
  • Can-Am Outlander ATV
    Redesigned double A-arm front suspension with dive-control geometry
    The front suspension features a dive-control and anti-kickback geometry that positions the pivot points in space instead of simply adding stiffer shocks and springs. The geometry also inspires confidence reducing kickback to the operator by locating the knuckle in the wheel. This front suspension gives the Outlander improved ride quality and comfort without hampering handling.

    The 2012 model uses five-way preload shocks that offer more than an inch of additional suspension travel for both trail comfort and aggressive riding situations. Front-end suspension travel is 9 inches (22.8 cm). Think of the Outlander 1000 as having the precision point-and-shoot skills of a road car and the plush ride and ground-soaking performance of an off-road trophy truck.
  • Can-Am Outlander ATV Trailing Arms
    Redesigned Trailing Torsional Independent (TTI) rear suspension
    Unique to Can-Am and inspired by trophy trucks, the proven Torsional Trailering arm Independent (TTI) rear suspension has been reconfigured to offer increased rigidity and improved suspension travel at 9.3 inches (23.6 cm). and to include a removable external sway bar. The TTI, which offers up to 75 percent less moving parts than competitive systems, was designed to eliminate tire scrub and camber changes when the suspension moves up and down.

    This setup improves ride quality and suspension travel, keeps the ATV in a straight line and requires less steering adjustments than competitive models. The updates lead to lower pivot points providing geometric squatting for improved traction and the transfer of power to the ground as well as a slightly different feel compared to previous Outlanders.
  • Can-Am Outlander ATV
    Visco-Lok front diferential
    The Visco-Lok system offers a progressive, auto-locking design that is unique to the ATV industry. Riders can simply focus on riding while letting the smart and fine-tuned Visco-Lok system handle the traction and four-wheel-drive differential lock duties. The innovative system constantly monitors front wheel speed and, if it detects one wheel spinning more quickly than the other, it progressively sends additional power to the wheel with better traction. It also eliminates wheel hop or driveline wind-up helping it to remain transparent to the operator. The system offers 100 percent locking without the need for a rev or speed limiter.
  • 214mm disc brakes with twin-piston calipers
    Inspired by the race-proven and durable braking setup on the Can-Am Renegade line of ATVs, the 2012 Outlander 1000 family now features outboard hydraulic disc brakes. The front setup uses large 214mm disc brakes with twin-piston calipers for superior stopping power. At the rear, the models use a single twin-piston caliper and 214mm hydraulic disc brake that is located in the right, rear wheel.
  • Can-Am Outlander ATV Wheels
    NEW 12-inch (30.5cm) cast-aluminum wheels
    Can-Am designers equipped the revamped Outlander with innovative computer-optimized wheels. A center-less wheel design reduces unsprung weight but offers improved strength. Durability increased in strategic areas while excess material was eliminated in other areas to save weight.
  • 26-inch (66cm) tires
    Mated to the cast-aluminum wheels are rugged 26-inch (66cm) Carlisle Badland tires that offer superior performance i n a variety of conditions and terrain.
  • Standard skid plate
    The new high-strength skid plate is made from proven materials and is designed for supreme protection and has the ability to slide over certain obstacles
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