The 2024 Can-Am Spyder and Ryker lineup features new technology and visual enhancements.
At its annual Club BRP event, powersports manufacturer BRP announced its 2024 Can-Am Spyder F3 and RT lineup.
To enhance the rider connectivity experience, all Can-Am Spyder F3 and RT models will feature a new 10.25-inch color touchscreen with Apple CarPlay. This technology will be woven into the existing BRP Connect platform and will allow iPhone users to use Apple CarPlay and all its compatible apps.
All 2024 Can-Am Spyder models feature a new 10.25-inch color touchscreen with Apple CarPlay.
“We are constantly looking to improve the rider experience through innovation,” said Martin Ethier, marketing director, Can-Am 3-Wheel & Motorcycles at BRP. “The introduction of Apple CarPlay is a big step toward that, and it directly addresses feedback we have received from Can-Am owners around the world. Riders will now have a smarter, safer way to stay connected while riding.”
2024 Can-Am Spyder Updates:
All 2024 Can-Am Spyder F3 models will receive updated LED headlights, providing more visibility once the sun goes down, as well as giving the Spyder F3 a bold new modern look.
2024 Can-Am Spyder F3 Limited in Monolith Black
The Spyder F3 Limited Special Series model will be available in a Cognac colorway and feature 10-spoke wheels, giving it an eye-catching presence whether sitting still or cruising down the highway.
2024 Can-Am Spyder F3 Limited Special Series in Cognac
Spyder F3-T and F3 Limited models will receive a new Super Sport Grill for an enhanced visual presence.
2024 Can-Am Spyder F3-T in Petrol Metallic
The Spyder F3-S, which is the most sport oriented of all Can-Am Spyder models, returns with sleek Monolith Black body panels, a red frame, and all-black 10-spoke wheels.
2024 Can-Am Spyder F3-S in Monolith Black
The Spyder RT Sea-to-Sky, Can-Am’s top-of-the-line luxury touring model, will receive a new Vegas White Satin paint scheme along with a mocha wheel color, further highlighting the look and feel of this ultra-comfortable model.
2024 Can-Am Spyder RT Sea-to-Sky in Vegas White
2024 Can-Am Ryker Updates:
On the Can-Am Ryker side of the lineup, the versatile Can-Am Ryker Rally model will now feature Hyper Silver wheels, enhancing its all-road look even further.
The Can-Am Ryker lineup remains a perfect option for people looking for an fun ride, regardless of experience, with accessible pricing and ease-of-use. And with many different color panel kits available, customization is at the forefront of every Can-Am Ryker owner’s list.
For pricing, colors, options, and accessories for Can-Am Spyder and Ryker models, visit the Can-Am On-Road website.
Three Can-Am Ryker 3-wheel vehicles customized by The Shoe Surgeon. (Photos courtesy Can-Am)
Since 2008, Can-Am has provided a unique way to experience the open road with its Spyder 3-wheelers. In 2019, Can-Am, a brand of BRP Inc., launched a lighter, more affordable 3-wheeled platform called the Can-Am Ryker, which was aimed at a younger, more diverse audience. More than half of Ryker owners are new to riding, and nearly 35% of Ryker owners are women.
The customized Can-Am Rykers were unveiled at The Shoe Surgeon headquarters near downtown Los Angeles.
As part of its emphasis on inclusivity and welcoming more people into the riding experience, Can-Am launched a custom collaboration with The Shoe Surgeon, a world-renowned Los Angeles-based group of creatives who specialize in the craft of custom shoe making and design. Both brands are dedicated to crafting something unique and authentic, with no compromises, and this collaboration brings that to life.
Together, Can-Am and The Shoe Surgeon created three custom Can-Am Rykers along with three styles of Can-Am-inspired riding shoes that push the limits of creativity to celebrate inclusivity, heritage, and the love of the ride.
Dominic Ciambrone, aka The Shoe Surgeon, introduces the Can-Am Ryker and custom shoes celebrating the “Inclusivity” theme.
Each of the Can-Am Ryker 3-wheel vehicles designed and customized by The Shoe Surgeon is a unique design that is as much a piece of art as it is a thrilling machine. Ultimately, each vehicle will be donated to help raise awareness and money toward fighting intimidation and influencing positive behavior, which is BRP’s global social cause.
Also, the limited run of custom-crafted shoes match the vehicles and borrow design cues from the Can-Am Ryker, including different lines and visual cues. The shoes are purpose-built for riding with an over-the-ankle design, reinforced material, reflective surfaces, and a nonslip sole.
The Can-Am Ryker and custom shoes celebrating the “Brand Heritage” theme.
“At Can-Am, we are passionate about creating new experiences and pushing boundaries to break down barriers and welcome more people to discover the open road, the thrill of the ride,” said Anne-Marie LaBerge, chief marketing officer at BRP. “This collaboration with The Shoe Surgeon is an example of our mission to change the face of riding. We are connecting two different communities by designing something unique to help transform a mindset and share our passion for riding.”
The Can-Am Ryker and custom shoes celebrating the “Love of the Ride” theme.
“My love for creating goes beyond sneakers. I love all powersports – whether it’s riding motorcycles, 3-wheelers, off-roading, or on water,” said Dominic Ciambrone, aka The Shoe Surgeon. “Partnering with Can-Am is an opportunity to put our touch on a different canvas. Each bike design reflects and honors our brand’s heritage: the power of creating, embracing individuality that celebrates our differences, and finding community through self-expression. This is the heart of our craft and riding.”
The vehicles and riding shoes were created using three distinct themes:
The “Inclusivity” theme unlocks Can-Am’s dedication to promoting inclusivity in its mission to make the open road accessible to all. This custom package uses different leathers and colors as a symbol of diversity. The patchwork design portrays how each person’s individuality plays a role to create something bigger and beautiful.
The custom Can-Am Ryker celebrating the “Inclusivity” theme.
The Can-Am-inspired custom shoes celebrating the “Inclusivity” theme.
The “Brand Heritage” theme celebrates Can-Am’s 50-year history of innovation and excellence through premium leather, exotic and textural finish materials, precision craftsmanship, and luxurious details on both machine and riding shoes. It uses gold accents combined with dark tones and hints of red for an elegant and distinct look.
The custom Can-Am Ryker celebrating the “Brand Heritage” theme.
The Can-Am-inspired custom shoes celebrating the “Brand Heritage” theme.
The “Love of the Ride” theme is sure to bring smiles, just like riding a Can-Am Ryker, where people, regardless of riding experience, can feel a rush with the simple twist of a throttle. The design pushes beyond riding, evoking a distinct look with padded quilting textures that symbolize the peace of mind of riding on three wheels. It also creates an unconventional artistic expression, which ties with how Can-Am loves to expand boundaries.
The custom Can-Am Ryker celebrating the “Love of the Ride” theme.
The Can-Am-inspired custom shoes celebrating the “Love of the Ride” theme.
Together, the custom packages celebrate that the open road is for all. They were unveiled at The Shoe Surgeon’s headquarters near downtown Los Angeles, an event attended by urban youth, influencers, and Can-Am fans. For more information about the Can-Am Ryker collaboration with The Shoe Surgeon, visit the Can-Am website.
Can-Am introduced motorcycles for motocross and endurance racing in the early 1970s.
Can-Am is turning 50 this year, and Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP), Can-Am’s parent company, is celebrating with collaborations on custom products and festivities throughout the summer.
The first Can-Am motocross motorcycle was built in 1973 and saw immediate success in motocross and endurance racing. In 1996, the started working on the Spyder, a three-wheeled half-motorcycle/half-convertible, which was finally introduced in 2007.
Since then, the brand has brought other three-wheeled models to the market, including the Spyder F3, the Ryker, and the Spyder RT.
2023 Can-Am Ryker 600 in Icepop Blue
The brand’s three-wheeled lineup has opened the doors for more riders to enjoy the sport, and sales have more than doubled in the last four years.
Using its three-wheeled models as a way to engage with a diversity of riders, BRP has shown support to its fans in more ways than one. For example, Can-Am sponsored the Road Warrior Ride last September and gave veterans full gear and riding courses, as well as the use of Spyders, to ride 1,000 miles from Florida to Ohio.
The 2022 Road Warrior Ride, sponsored by Can-Am, supported veterans over 1,000 miles.
“Can-Am’s 50th anniversary is also a celebration of the people behind the brand who forged its DNA and constantly pushed the limits of what’s possible,” says José Boisjoli, president and CEO of BRP. “The brand had instant success on the track and the trail when it all began 50 years ago, owning the podiums and setting land speed records. Since then, driven by our commitment to innovation, technology, quality, and a passion that never wavered, we have reinvented Can-Am in so many ways, always keeping in mind to deliver the best experience for our riders. When I look at the future, I am convinced it will continue to achieve legendary milestones and I cannot thank our employees, dealers, customers and partners enough for carrying the Can-Am DNA year over year.”
Can-Am celebrated International Female Ride Day with women-led group rides in several countries.
Can-Am has also seen success with its ATVs and SSVs, which have had the fastest-growing market share in the category in North America since 2015. In early 2023, it celebrated its sixth consecutive Dakar Rally win. Looking to the future, the brand is now excited to break ground with its two electric motorcycles for 2024: the Origin dual-sport and Pulse streetbike.
BRP has unveiled two all-electric motorcycles, the Can-Am Pulse streetbike and Can-Am Origin dual-sport. Both are scheduled for release in mid-2024.
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Can-Am has announced a collaboration with The Shoe Surgeon to create three custom Rykers and three styles of Can-Am-inspired riding shoes. BRP will also introduce new product updates and models in August. There will also be activities and celebrations on social media and in person for fans and owners, including some of the championship riders from the early days of the brand.
To learn more about the brand’s history and current model lineup, visit Can-Am’s website.
Can-Am also reiterated its commitment to growing the number and diversity of on-road riders through its “We Can All Ride” campaign. According to BRP:
71% of Can-Am three-wheel owners are new to powersports
40% of Can-Am riders are women, the highest percentage of female riders in any of BRP’s product lines
The Can-Am Women of On-Road community now has more than 15,000 female riders
2023 Can-Am Spyder and Ryker models
“Whether it’s for new entrants to the sport or for our community of passionate riders, we never stop looking for ways to innovate and improve the Can-Am experience,” said Martin Éthier, Global Marketing Director of Can-Am On-Road. “Our riders come from all over the world and from all walks of life, and we want our products to match that diversity by offering a fully curated experience that opens the road to all.”
2023 Can-Am Spyder F3 Lineup
The Can-Am Spyder F3 lineup includes five models:
Can-Am Spyder F3
2023 Can-Am Spyder F3 in Steel Black Metallic
Starting at $23,099, the Can-Am Spyder F3 features a 115-hp Rotax ACE 1330cc in-line Triple engine with an Eco mode, a semi-automatic 6-speed transmission, a vehicle stability control system, relaxed cruiser-like comfort with the UFit System, 6.5 gallons of storage capacity, LED lighting, and a 4.5-inch digital display. For 2023, it’s available in Steel Black Metallic.
Can-Am Spyder F3-S Special Series
2023 Can-Am Spyder F3-S Special Series in Manta Green
Starting at $26,299, Can-Am Spyder F3-S Special Series has the same features as the F3 plus a Super Sport grille, a gauge spoiler, a mono seat cowl, high-performance KYB shocks, a 7.8-inch digital display, and BRP Connect with vehicle-optimized smartphone apps. For 2023, it’s available in Manta Green and Monolith Black Satin with blue accents.
Can-Am Spyder F3-T
2023 Can-Am Spyder F3-T in Petrol Metallic
Starting at $28,599, the Can-Am Spyder F3-T adds touring capability with a windscreen, cruise control, adjustable rear air suspension, hard saddlebags and a glove box with 21 gallons of total storage, towing capability, and the BRP Audio 4-speaker sound system with audio control keypad. For 2023, it’s available in a new Petrol Metallic colorway as well as Pearl White.
Can-Am Spyder F3 Limited
2023 Can-Am Spyder F3 Limited in Plasma Red
Starting at $32,499, Can-Am Spyder F3 Limited adds extra touring capability and luxury with a top trunk with an integrated passenger backrest, 36.5 gallons of total storage, heated grips, footboards, and color-keyed Dark or Platinum (replacing Chrome) trims. For 2023, it’s available in Steel Black Metallic Platinum, Plasma Red Platinum, Monolith Black Satin Dark, and a new Petrol Metallic Dark colorway.
Can-Am Spyder F3 Limited Special Series
2023 Can-Am Spyder F3 Limited Special Series in Mineral Blue
Starting at $35,599, Can-Am Spyder F3 Limited Special Series adds a comfort seat, a short-reach handlebar, auxiliary lights, 12-spoke wheels, a top case rack, and a Super Sport grille. For 2023, it’s available in new Mineral Blue and Petrol Metallic colorways, both with carbon black-colored parts and trim.
2023 Can-Am Spyder FT Lineup
The touring-ready Can-Am Spyder RT lineup includes three models:
Can-Am Spyder RT
2023 Can-Am Spyder RT in Hyper Silver
Starting at $29,999, the Can-Am Spyder RT features a 115-hp Rotax ACE 1330cc in-line Triple engine with an Eco mode, a semi-automatic 6-speed transmission, a vehicle stability control system, touring footboards, an electric windscreen, a touring seat with extra lumbar support, heated grips, 31 gallons of storage capacity, a 7.8-inch digital display, BRP Connect with vehicle-optimized smartphone apps, and the BRP Audio 4-speaker sound system with audio control keypad. For 2023, it’s available in Petrol Metallic and Hyper Silver.
Can-Am Spyder RT Limited
2023 Can-Am Spyder F3 Limited in Deep Marsala Metallic
Starting at $34,499, the Can-Am Spyder RT Limited has the same features as the RT plus self-leveling rear air suspension, a premium passenger backrest, heated seats and grips for the rider and passenger, 47 gallons of storage capacity with a LinQ-ready top case, premium BRP Audio 6-speaker sound system with audio control keypad, signature LED lights, color-keyed Dark or Platinum trims, and a lined and lit front cargo box. For 2023, it’s available in Carbon Black, Hyper Silver, Deep Marsala Metallic, and Petrol Metallic (Dark only).
Starting at $37,499, the Can-Am Spyder RT Sea-to-Sky offers top-of-the-line luxury, with features for other RT models plus new, exclusive Green Shadow paint, a color-matched top case, 16-spoke wheels in a new Prosecco color, ultra-comfortable adaptive foam seats with lumbar support, and exclusive Prosecco-colored trim, Sea-to-Sky stitched seats, and Sea-to-Sky badging. It also features adjustable side wind deflectors and a colored rear panel for a sportier look when top case is removed.
New accessories for Spyder F3 and Spyder RT models include footboard lights and footboard risers for added comfort and accessibility for shorter riders.
2023 Can-Am Ryker Lineup
The smaller, sportier, more accessible, and more affordable Can-Am Ryker lineup includes three models:
Can-Am Ryker
2023 Can-Am Spyder Ryker 600 in Icepop Blue
Starting at $11,399, the Can-Am Ryker features a Rotax 600cc 2-cylinder or 900cc 3-cylinder engine, an automatic CVT transmission with reverse, shaft final drive, a vehicle stability control, adjustable ergonomics, and a drift-friendly Sport Mode and fuel-saving Eco Mode (on 900cc model only). The Ryker is available with replaceable Panel Kits for a custom look, and 23 different options are available. New panel colorways for 2023 include Lemon Twist, Icepop Blue, Gold Rush, and Silver Lava.
Can-Am Ryker Sport
2023 Can-Am Ryker Sport in Gold Rush
Starting at $15,099, the Can-Am Ryker Sport features all Rotax 900-spec Ryker features plus Sport model-exclusive styling, KYB HPG suspension (with front/rear adjustable preload and rear adjustable compression damping), a Sport comfort seat, a MAX Mount that adds long-haul cargo and passenger options, Sport Mode, and cruise control. Like the standard Ryker, the Sport is available with 23 different panel colorways, including four new ones for 2023.
Can-Am Ryker Rally
2023 Can-Am Ryker Rally in Lemon Twist
Starting at $17,499, the Can-Am Ryker Rally features all Rotax 900-spec Ryker features plus stronger wheels, rally-ready tires, a pushbar, a skid plate, mud flaps, an intake with pre-filter, LED lights, an Akrapovič exhaust, a rally handlebar with handguards, a comfort seat, anti-slip footpegs, KYB HPG shocks with remote adjusters and an extra inch of travel, a MAX Mount that adds long-haul cargo and passenger options, Drift Mode for dirt-friendly cornering, and cruise control. Like the standard Ryker, the Sport is available with 23 different panel colorways, including four new ones for 2023.
2023 Can-Am Ryker with accessory Circuit wheels
New Ryker accessories include Panel Kits, heated grips, Circuit wheels, a driver backrest, grille protection, and more.
Can-Am has also redesigned is line of exclusive apparel, which includes jackets, gloves, and helmets in a variety of styles for men and women.
On Saturday, May 7, powersports manufacturer leader BRP and its Can-Am team will proudly take to the streets alongside female riders in more than 50 communities around the world as part of the 16th annual International Female Ride Day (IFRD). From the U.S. and Canada to Europe, Asia, and Latin America, Can-Am employees, ambassadors, dealers, and vehicle owners will ride together and celebrate the importance of female riders and their positive contributions to the industry.
This marks the third consecutive year that Can-Am will be an official supporter and partner of IFRD, and it will be the brand’s biggest push yet. The IFRD partnership is synonymous with Can-Am’s acclaimed Women of On-Road program, which addresses barriers-to-entry for female riders through rider education and mentorship. That program has been incredibly successful, resulting in nearly 38% of Can-Am owners being female, significantly outpacing the industry average of 22%.
“The open road should be open for all. Period,” said Martin Ethier, Director, Global Marketing at Can-Am On-Road. “International Female Ride Day is a celebration of that, and we’re proud to be a corporate partner. This year, we are truly globalizing our involvement and we can’t wait to watch so many incredible female riders come together to celebrate their shared passion of riding.”
Ahead of IFRD, Can-Am will host fellow Canadian and IFRD founder Vicki Gray at its corporate headquarters in Quebec. While there, Gray will have a chance to meet and ride with many of the incredible female Can-Am employees who inspire and manage the Women of On-Road program.
“It’s great to have the support and involvement again from Can-Am as one of the IFRD official partners. I really look forward to meeting the team and taking a ride together,” said Gray. “Can-Am is likewise dedicated to promoting and highlighting women riders and to making a positive difference for women in motorcycling and powersports everywhere. Together we are making advancements in this segment.
A sample of some of the Can-Am IFRD rides taking place on May 7, 2022:
Canada
In Ontario, Olympic Games gold medalist and member of the Canadian National Women’s Hockey Team, Natalie Spooner, will join TV host, Sherry Holmes, for a group ride that’s open to Can-Am owners.
USA
In Los Angeles, Can-Am ambassador, actress, and model Karrueche Tran will host a ride with Can-Am Spyder and Ryker owners.
In 28 other cities around the U.S., the US Spyder Ryders owners’ group is holding rides to mark the occasion.
EMEA
In the UK, Can-Am ambassador Sophie Morgan will be riding her Can-Am Ryker with others to take part in the day’s efforts.
In Lausanne, Switzerland, the Can-Am team based out of the BRP office there will be taking to the streets to celebrate.
In Germany, the Ladies Riding Class community, which counts about 30 members, will also hit the road for the occasion.
APAC
In Sydney, Australia, Can-Am Ambassador Helen Chik editor of the popular lifestyle magazine Grazia will be riding her Ryker alongside others to celebrate the day.
LATAM
In Puerto Rico, singer-songwriter Calma Carmona will also participate in a “GRRRL Ride” event behind the handlebars of her Can-Am Ryker.
Can-Am is inviting all women riders to “Just Ride” on May 7 to celebrate IFRD along with these riders. If you do, use #IFRD2022 to be part of the movement!
Click here for more about the Can-Am Women of On-Road program and the brand’s participation in IFRD. And to learn more about Can-Am On-Road including vehicle lineup, accessories, and product specs, as well as the numerous programs in place to empower and support our passionate owners’ community, please go to CanAmOnRoad.com and follow us on social media @canamonroad, or join our Women of On-Road Facebook Group which now counts more than 13,000 members.
More About International Female Ride Day International Female Ride Day is a globally synchronized ride day for women motorcycle riders and women powersport enthusiasts. Referred to as a “movement” by its participants, its call to action, “Just Ride!” asks women to be on their motorcycles or powersports vehicles on the first Saturday of May each year. Created in 2007 by Vicki Gray, a lifetime motorcycling advocate, road, and race instructor – with the purpose to profile and highlight the many diverse women enjoying the activity of motorcycling. Its mission, among several, is to that of building awareness and parity for women globally across all forms of motorsport and powersports. IFRD simultaneously encourages other women to take up the activity. The event is managed under the MOTORESS® canopy.
BRP Australia has issued a recall for their entry-level Can-Am Ryker three-wheeler roadster because a front wheel may drop off.
Riders have been advised to stop riding their Ryker, according to the official recall notice issued through the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
The issue only affects 30 of this year’s models sold between March 27 and September 26.
Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs) of affected vehicles are listed at the end of this article.
The notice says the front wheels assembly may not have been installed properly, referring to the amount of torque applied to the installation of a red locking clip (pictured below).
“This could result in a wheel loss, reducing the vehicles handling and control,” the notice quaintly asserts. “This increases the risk of an accident, potentially leading to serious injury or death of the rider or other road users.
“Do not ride your vehicle until it has been inspected and repaired.”
BRP will contact owners by mail and arrange to repair involved vehicles, free of charge.
The company has only issued three other recalls in Australia for their Spyders, twice for brake defects and once for the vehicle bursting into flames.
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