finally, pics of my Can-am outlander 650 xt - Honda Foreman Forums : Rubicon, Rincon, Rancher and Recon Forum

99foremanes · 01-05-2007, 10:16 AM

with the rain finally slacking off, finally got a chance to get some pics!

got it on 1/1/2007, late Christmas present for me i guess!

2007 Can-Am Outlander 650 H.O. EFI XT 4x4 model, top of the line of atv's except for the 800 outlander.
my 27" itp mud lite xtr's will be here next week along with my outlander stick stoppers and full skid plate kit

rockclimber · 01-05-2007, 10:25 AM

Congrats Nice looking bike. Time to get it dirty

harry · 01-05-2007, 12:25 PM

looks good I like their rims too

The Foreman · 01-15-2007, 09:23 AM

Your outlander looks great.

Please post your photos here when you have to get all that work done on it. When it breaks, when things just don't work.

We here on the Honda Foreman web page need to know who we are ridding with so we will know how many tow ropes to bring.

Ha! Ha! Just kidding,

I purchased a Honda for Many, Many Many reasons. Over every one else.

Thanks for your photos and I wish you the best of luck!

99foremanes · 01-15-2007, 09:31 AM

I hear that. the weekend i got it i took it to the pits here, only getting stuck once, when i high centered in a tractor rut that i didnt know was under 3 foot of water. all with the stock carlise at tires on it. did have to pull my buddies polaris 700 out of 3 of the holes i went through with out any mud tires on my bike. most of the spots i use to have to go through in 4wd i stayed in 2wd on the can am. i ran into alot of deep water (at seat bottom), since we had about 10 inches of rain here in about 2 days.
so far , this can-am is worth every penny i paid for. i recently put on my mudlite xtr's, and God i can feel the power now, the can am will still spin the 27"s over on concrete if i hit the trottle too hard.

the pits is a old swamp, they come in and dug out everything around it that was sand to build the highways back in the day, so its now about 20 ft below the rest of the area, the swamp is now a big mud pit, with sand around the edges, i would say about 100 acres of muddy trails, steep hills, stomps & logs, and plenty of water. not sure how many miles, as most cross each other, but some good deep mud holes.

GM DOC · 01-24-2007, 03:15 PM

My Dad just bought the Outlander 800 2up. What a machine!!! I would imagine you aren't too far off what his has for power and man do they have lots!!

Something tells me you will have to get a rear mounted winch to help all your POPO riding pals who try to follow you through the mud

Congrats on a nice ride. Post some pics of the new tires on it, and bring your camera to the mud hole so we can see it pulling out the others. (Just the POPO's please)

99foremanes · 01-24-2007, 03:27 PM

Man i tell ya, i dont brag much, have no reason to , but God, this thing is a monster, buddy of mine was wearing all of us out with his polaris 700, i wasnt even gonna try to race him or anything, he bit off more than he could chew, im so use to my 99 foreman with all time 4wd, and everytime he would hit a hole that noone else could go in, i followed him, and majority of the time, i would forget to put it in 4wd.

kept reaching trying to downshift, forgot i didnt have to anymore, ive gotten stuck once, high centered in a z71's tracks. the power these things produce is unGodly, i was skepticle of it before i purchased it since i didnt have a dealer where i could test drive it. best purchase by far. i outran the polaris 700 by a long shot, out pulled him, and **** sure hung with and out done him in the mud

GM DOC · 01-25-2007, 08:02 AM

I know you're not bragging 'cause I rode one of these bad boys. Very unreal power.

01-05-2007, 10:16 AM	#1 (permalink)
99foremanes Honda Rider Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: GREENVILLE MS Posts: 39	finally, pics of my Can-am outlander 650 xt with the rain finally slacking off, finally got a chance to get some pics! got it on 1/1/2007, late Christmas present for me i guess! 2007 Can-Am Outlander 650 H.O. EFI XT 4x4 model, top of the line of atv's except for the 800 outlander. my 27" itp mud lite xtr's will be here next week along with my outlander stick stoppers and full skid plate kit __________________ doug vest greenville ms 1999 honda foreman 450es 2007 Can-Am outlander 650 H.O. efi XT

01-05-2007, 10:25 AM	#2 (permalink)
rockclimber Honda Lover Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 265	Congrats Nice looking bike. Time to get it dirty __________________ Why go around it, when you can go through it

01-05-2007, 12:25 PM	#3 (permalink)
harry Honda Lover Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Cedar Grove, WI Posts: 494	looks good I like their rims too __________________ 04 Foreman 4x4 es, GPS, Koplin Rear bag/backrest/seat, Hebco Supension Kit (Rear only), EPI Clutch Kit, Heated Thumb and Grips, 3500 Winch, Custom Bash Plate, Bi/Tri Claws on stock wheels, ITP Type 12 Wheels with stock dunlops everything else stock

01-15-2007, 09:23 AM	#4 (permalink)
The Foreman Honda Rider Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Gainesville, GA Posts: 41	Honda Foreman Dot Com Your outlander looks great. Please post your photos here when you have to get all that work done on it. When it breaks, when things just don't work. We here on the Honda Foreman web page need to know who we are ridding with so we will know how many tow ropes to bring. Ha! Ha! Just kidding, I purchased a Honda for Many, Many Many reasons. Over every one else. Thanks for your photos and I wish you the best of luck! __________________ 04' Foreman 450 ES, Rear View Mirror, 26" Gators.

01-15-2007, 09:31 AM	#5 (permalink)
99foremanes Honda Rider Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: GREENVILLE MS Posts: 39	! I hear that. the weekend i got it i took it to the pits here, only getting stuck once, when i high centered in a tractor rut that i didnt know was under 3 foot of water. all with the stock carlise at tires on it. did have to pull my buddies polaris 700 out of 3 of the holes i went through with out any mud tires on my bike. most of the spots i use to have to go through in 4wd i stayed in 2wd on the can am. i ran into alot of deep water (at seat bottom), since we had about 10 inches of rain here in about 2 days. so far , this can-am is worth every penny i paid for. i recently put on my mudlite xtr's, and God i can feel the power now, the can am will still spin the 27"s over on concrete if i hit the trottle too hard. the pits is a old swamp, they come in and dug out everything around it that was sand to build the highways back in the day, so its now about 20 ft below the rest of the area, the swamp is now a big mud pit, with sand around the edges, i would say about 100 acres of muddy trails, steep hills, stomps & logs, and plenty of water. not sure how many miles, as most cross each other, but some good deep mud holes. __________________ doug vest greenville ms 1999 honda foreman 450es 2007 Can-Am outlander 650 H.O. efi XT

01-24-2007, 03:15 PM	#6 (permalink)
GM DOC Honda Rider Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Peterborough, Ontario, Canada Posts: 67	My Dad just bought the Outlander 800 2up. What a machine!!! I would imagine you aren't too far off what his has for power and man do they have lots!! Something tells me you will have to get a rear mounted winch to help all your POPO riding pals who try to follow you through the mud Congrats on a nice ride. Post some pics of the new tires on it, and bring your camera to the mud hole so we can see it pulling out the others. (Just the POPO's please) __________________ 1999 Foreman 450ES 26" Carlisle ACT XLR's Winch Kimpex Plow Passenger Seat & Pegs Heated Grips & Thumbwarmer Prefex Long Travel lift front and rear 1" custom spring spacers on stock front springs

01-24-2007, 03:27 PM	#7 (permalink)
99foremanes Honda Rider Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: GREENVILLE MS Posts: 39	! Man i tell ya, i dont brag much, have no reason to , but God, this thing is a monster, buddy of mine was wearing all of us out with his polaris 700, i wasnt even gonna try to race him or anything, he bit off more than he could chew, im so use to my 99 foreman with all time 4wd, and everytime he would hit a hole that noone else could go in, i followed him, and majority of the time, i would forget to put it in 4wd. kept reaching trying to downshift, forgot i didnt have to anymore, ive gotten stuck once, high centered in a z71's tracks. the power these things produce is unGodly, i was skepticle of it before i purchased it since i didnt have a dealer where i could test drive it. best purchase by far. i outran the polaris 700 by a long shot, out pulled him, and **** sure hung with and out done him in the mud __________________ doug vest greenville ms 1999 honda foreman 450es 2007 Can-Am outlander 650 H.O. efi XT

01-25-2007, 08:02 AM	#8 (permalink)
GM DOC Honda Rider Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Peterborough, Ontario, Canada Posts: 67	I know you're not bragging 'cause I rode one of these bad boys. Very unreal power. __________________ 1999 Foreman 450ES 26" Carlisle ACT XLR's Winch Kimpex Plow Passenger Seat & Pegs Heated Grips & Thumbwarmer Prefex Long Travel lift front and rear 1" custom spring spacers on stock front springs

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