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Bombardier 2008 Can-Am 3 Wheel Spyder

Posted March 3rd 2007

Can-Am Spyder Large 1

Following on from our recent post concerning the VentureOne Hybrid Fighter Car, as well as today’s post about the KTM X-bow, at the expense of beginning to look like autos site we could not hold back from posting about the Bombardier Can-Am Roadster which, like the VentureOne is a 3 wheel device that serves to blur the boundaries between car and motorbike (though this sits rather more on the motorbike side of the fence than the VentureOne).

Manufactured by Canadian company Bombardier Recreational Products who are known for their all terrain vehicles and snow mobiles, the belt-drive Can-Am is powered by a 106hp Rotax 999cc V-Twin liquid cooled engine and features Y-architecture chassis with sports car type suspension as well as four separate Electronic Control Units (ECUs) that detect everything from wheel slippage to engine performance so as to guarantee the optimal torque and grip.

The Can-Am is expected to be available from suppliers around April at a price tag around the $15K mark.

More pictures after the jump.

Can-Am Spyder Detail

Can-Am Spyder Large 2

More details concerning the Can-Am can be obtained buy linking to the official Can-Am Wesite.

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Related Comments

allen cauble | August 2nd, 2007 at 2:05 pm

This product looks like something I would really enjoy. I grew up in northern Minnesota and love to snowmobile, yet I now live in Tacoma, Washington. I think this product might fit me just right. I was just wondering when and where I would be able to see one in person or possibly purchase?
Andrew Tingle | August 2nd, 2007 at 2:15 pm

Hi Allen,

I have tried several times to access the list of dealerships via the Can-Am site for you so that I could pass details across to you here, however, the page appears to be having some issues.

The closest I can get to help you is pass you this number - 1-888-864-2002 - which will, according to the site, get you through to a rep who I hope will be able to assist you.

Sorry I could not do any more to help, though it wasn’t for the want of trying.

If you do end up getting your hands on one please feel free to come back and offer us your opinions as we would love to hear what you think.

Take Care,

Andrew

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