Can-Am 3-Wheel Vehicles

Rediscover the road with the new 2025 lineup

CUSTOMIZABLE

Thousands of customization options available. Every Can-Am responds to its rider’s personality—changing to new body panels, adding storage or updating for better ergonomics is part of the experience.

Easy and a blast to ride!

See what all the fun is about by learning to ride a Can-Am 3-wheel vehicle. There are schools, training programs and rider groups near you to show you the way.

Stable & Accessible

With its Y architecture, our Can-Am 3-wheel vehicles are stable and comfortable. Can-Am will help you push the limits of performance, and a comfortable sitting position will have you always looking for more.

Explore Can-Am 3-Wheel Vehicles Lineup

Canyon
Ryker
Spyder F3
Spyder RT

Can-Am Canyon

All new and adventure-ready!

The 2025 Can-Am Canyon 3-wheel vehicle is made to tackle paved and unpaved roads so you don’t have to decide! Try it for a capable, durable and adaptable ride.

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Can-Am Ryker

Perfect for all kinds of fun!

Sit back and enjoy every second of your ride on the fun, easy-to-ride and customizable Ryker.

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Can-Am Spyder F3

Cruise in style

Whether you’re on a short solo ride or out for a weekend tour with a loved one, the versatile and bold Spyder F3 is made for whatever lies ahead.

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Can-Am Spyder RT

Packed with features for long rides

The comfortable Can-Am Spyder RT is an ultra-stable luxury vehicle for those looking to tour the open road for a day or many weeks.

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Apparel & Gear
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Questions about 3-Wheel Vehicles

Licensing for 3-wheel vehicles varies across US states and Canadian provinces. While a car license suffices in some areas, others ask for a 2-wheel motorcycle license or a specific certification for 3-wheel vehicles. Check the legal requirements for your specific region, and register for a 3-wheel class.

Conventional trikes have one wheel in the front and two in the rear. A reverse trike, introduced in 2007 with the first Can-Am Spyder, refers to a vehicle equipped with two wheels at the front and one in the back, making it more stable and easier to ride.

The 3-wheel design of the Can-Am Spyder, Ryker and Canyon is more accessible than 2-wheel motorcycles in almost every aspect. Simply put, three wheels offer more stability than two wheels.