This is not a motorcycle, nor is it a car. This is a tricycle but with two wheels on the front. In short – this is a very strange creation.
Spyder is the work of company Can-Am, a subsidiary of a manufacturer of snowmobiles Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP), so it should not be surprising that it resembles one.
This motorcycle-tricycle is made on a chassis that resembles those of an ATV vehicle, called SST (Surrounding Spar Technology), while the front suspension is automotive, with a power steering.
Can-Am Spyder
There are four variants of Spyder, F3-S, F3-T, RT-S and RT Limited, and they are powered by either a rotary turbocharger of 998 cubic, or a V-twin rotating volume of 1,330 cubic meters. Both aggregates have electronic gas, while among the other additons should mention ABS, slip control and stability control.
Can-Am Spyder
Spyder also has two types of transmission: five-speed manual with reverse, five-speed semi-automatic, six-speed manual with reverse and six-speed semi-automatic.
Initially launched in 2007, Spyder has so far sold over 100,000 copies worldwide.
Can-Am Spyder
