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2012 BRP Can-Am Renegade 1000 EFI 4x4 ATV Features

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2012 CanAm Renegade 1000 EFI ATV Key Features


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  • Can-Am Renegade 1000 ATV Front
    Redesigned double A-arm front suspension with dive-control geometry
    The Renegade retains its race-tested double A-arm setup, but its suspension travel increased for 2012. The 2012 model uses five-way preload HPG 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). The setup also inspires confidence, reducing kickback to the operator by locating the knuckle in the wheel.
  • Can-Am Renegade 1000 Trailing Arms
    Redesigned Trailing Torsional Independent (TTI) rear suspension
    The TTI, which offers 75 percent less moving parts than competitive systems, was designed to eliminate scrub and camber changes when the suspension moves up and down and keep the quad in straight line. Unique to Can-Am, 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). This suspension setup also includes a removable external sway bar and lower pivot points for geometric squatting to improve traction and the transferring of power to the ground.
  • Fox Racing Shox HPG shocks
    The standard Renegade 1000 wears preload-adjustable high-pressure gas (HPG) shocks, front and rear, with a specific calibration to soak up both high- and low-speed bumps and keep the ride smooth.
  • Can-Am Renegade 1000 Wheels
    12-inch (30.5cm) cast-aluminum wheels
    Can-Am designers equipped the revamped Renegade base model with innovative computer-optimized wheels that are a first for an ATV manufacturer. 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.
  • 25-inch (66cm) ITP Holeshot ATR tires
    A versatile tire for proven, all-around trail performance.
  • 214mm hydraulic disc brakes
    The front setup uses two large 214mm disc brakes with twin-piston calipers for superior stopping power. At the rear, the models use two, twin-piston caliper and 214mm hydraulic disc brakes. The system also includes separate front and rear hand brake levers for optimal control.
  • Enhanced lighting
    For improved nighttime clarity and visibility on the trail, the Renegade 1000 comes with 240 watts (4 x 60 w) of lighting power for the most in the industry. Four projector-type headlights bring unequaled styling and performance to the Renegade. The taillights offer a new stylish design that blends in with the rear plastic and offers increased visibility for trail riding.
  • Larger fuel tank
    The larger fuel tanks holds 5.4 gallons (20.5 litres) of gas, so you can enjoy more seat time and explore more trails.
  • Minor visual updates
    The Renegade 1000 features a slightly different appearance without losing its highly recognizable and attractive looks. The radiator cover, taillights and wheels were all redesigned to offer a better look and improved performance.
  • Can-Am Outlander ATV D.E.S.S.
    Digitall y Encoded Security System (D.E.S.S.)
    D.E.S.S. is the ATV industry’s lone factory-installed anti-theft device. The system utilizes electronic key codes that are required to match each specific ATV’s ECM. The machine will not start unless the coded microchip in the key matches the code pre-installed in the engine control module. Two keys are included with each model. The performance key allows the ATV to operate at maximum performance. The Normal key limits acceleration and top speed.
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