Can Am Maverick Sport Essential Upgrades Test Review

Can Am Maverick Sport Essential Upgrades Test Review.
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Last year we reviewed the trail focused Can-Am Maverick Sport, a beautifully well rounded 60” wide sport SXS. It delivers a plush ride, stable predictable handling, snappy fun power, and a modern low, laid back cockpit. Check out our test of the Maverick Sport to learn all about it.
Despite the Maverick Sport DPS model’s sub $18,000 price point, it’s not a machine you have to feel you’ve settled for, especially if you typically drive on twisty wooded trails where it was designed to shine. Even in wide open spaces out west, it’s a capable sport car with the ability to cruise 60 mph as long as the terrain doesn’t get too whooped out.
With all this in mind, we had our chief SXS testing consultant and CT Racing Engine’s owner Allen Knowles trick out our Maverick Sport for drivers on any trail. The goal was to make the biggest differences in performance and enjoyment with the least amount of complex part installation and more importantly money spent.
When you’re practical and choose wisely, a small handful of parts can further improve the already lovable Maverick Sport platform without breaking the bank on big suspension and motor mods. We’ve made our sport a little faster, smoothed out the ride and turned it into a capable night time trail cruiser. We’ve liked our Maverick Sport since day one and we like it even more now.
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[@destinhook3826]

Appreciated his input on the accessories and the California remark hit me out of nowhere 🤣, bring him into videos more.

[@missmuddy1]

Anything this dude says about anything car or UTV related, I will believe.

[@reginoemc]

Great project

[@UTVonDemand]

Make sure to visit our website for the complete list of products used, prices, and links to the manufacturers. It's mazing what a few bolt-on parts do for the already fun to drive Maverick Sport. Looking forward to your questions, comments and hearing about your setups. www.utvondemand.com/can-am-maverick-sport-most-essential-upgrades-project-test/

[@UTVonDemand]

Really glad to hear you enjoyed it.

[@rustynail311]

Were is the list of parts I must be missing something?? Please post link and or parts . Thanks

[@UTVonDemand]

@@rustynail311 Here you go. Scroll to the bottom of the article. www.utvondemand.com/can-am-maverick-sport-most-essential-upgrades-project-test/

[@renegademanxxx]

Man that car sure looks like'a SXS ... 😁
Loved the comment @ 7:44 tho 👊

[@alfredoamaya111]

Great video

[@UTVonDemand]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@darksi226]

Nice vid.

[@UTVonDemand]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@all_out_of_bubble_gum]

Is it a 60" or 62". ?????

[@drmarkintexas-400]

🏆🏆🏆👍🇺🇲🙏
Thank you for sharing

[@UTVonDemand]

Thanks for checking it out.

[@reginoemc]

Do you recommend this wheels and tires ? If you have the chance to change them would you? I’m thinking getting 14 wheels and 30 tires

[@UTVonDemand]

We chose to use these tires based on where we tested if we tested. Mostly in the Sandy desert. They are good for rock crawling and dry dirt. We would choose a different tire if we rode in different conditions most of the time. If we were looking for a mud tire this would not be a good choice.What type of druving do you do? What type of terrain? The Maverick sport works good yeah it works good with 30" tires just make sure you do the clutch. You will spend most of your money on the wheels and tires. it's a small price to pay to make it run right and last.

[@reginoemc]

@@UTVonDemand mud, water (rivers), and sometimes dirt. Do u recommend 14 or 15 wheels? What would be the difference? Thanks

[@UTVonDemand]

@@reginoemc We would go with 14" wheels. The taller tire sidewall reduces the chances of pinch flats. Added sidewall flex improves traction and ride a little smoother. If we were doing something like short course racing we'd consider a larger wheel to reduce sidewall flex and improve sliding.

[@Stevie454ss]

Hey great video! I’m running 30x10x14 maxxis carnivores. I have rubbing when I’m turned fully. Just wondering if you had any rubbing or how you modified the machine to make them work?

[@doc_teamwaxoffroad]

👍👍👍

[@UTVonDemand]

Thanks for coming to check it out Doc. By the way, you are out top commenter. Thanks!!!

[@laughatyourdumbvideo]

1st thing should have been 4 point harnesses.

[@UTVonDemand]

Good one!

[@PartySweizPrime]

Al has no chill

[@carvdecarv]

Talks about how crap Chinese light bars are... And then installs one lmao. Otherwise love all the mods

[@brtjones25]

He understands California, lololol

[@UTVonDemand]

Yes he does. 😂

[@jH-zu9ky]

NonCommunist state? 😂😂😂

[@UTVonDemand]

Al calls it like it is. LOL

[@TT-ch2pz]

It's not a car.