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Reviews/ Can-am/ Ryker 900
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7.5/10 Scooter

Can-am Ryker 900 Review

"Solid used buy if you know exactly what it is."

New riders, commuters, or physically limited enthusiasts $5,500-$9,500 used 2019-2024
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Key Specs

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Top Speed
175 km/h (estimated; note: BRP does not officially publish a top speed figure)
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Power
82 hp
@ 7,500 rpm
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Torque
85 Nm
@ 5,500 rpm
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Fuel Economy
18.2 km/L
43 mpg ยท 5.5 L/100km (estimated real-world average)
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Service Every
8,000 km
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Weight
296 kg
(curb weight)
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Engine
900 cc Rotax ACE inline-twin
height
Seat Height
660 mm
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Transmission
CVT automatic
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Used Buyer Review

Let's be straight โ€” the Ryker 900 isn't a motorcycle, and pretending otherwise will frustrate you. It's a three-wheeler with a 900cc Rotax twin that genuinely pulls hard, and the Y-frame tilting front end makes it handle corners better than you'd expect from something this wide. Used examples from 2019 onward are plentiful because a lot of buyers impulse-purchased these during the beginner boom and bailed. That works in your favor โ€” prices have softened considerably. Mechanically these are solid. The CVT transmission is bulletproof and the brake-by-wire system is actually impressive once you trust it. Check for front tire wear โ€” uneven scrub means the alignment's been knocked around, probably a curb strike. Also inspect the plastic bodywork carefully; it's expensive to replace and previous owners weren't always careful in parking lots. Skip it if you want the real motorcycle experience or plan to use it on tight mountain switchbacks. But for commuting, weekend blasting, or riders with physical limitations keeping them off two wheels? Genuinely hard to beat at used prices.

Pros

+Rotax twin pulls strong
+CVT nearly maintenance-free
+Tilting front end surprises
+Used prices heavily discounted
+Accessible to limited-mobility riders

Cons

-Wide footprint limits lane filtering
-Bodywork replacement costs sting
-Not a real motorcycle
-CVT robs engagement at pace
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Avoid if

You crave authentic two-wheel motorcycle dynamics

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