Brand Can-Am ATVs & side-by-sides
Outlander · Renegade · Maverick · Maverick X3
Can-Am, part of Canada's BRP, builds some of the most powerful ATVs and side-by-sides around, from the
Outlander, a favourite on farms and estates, to the sporty Renegade and the Maverick side-by-sides. Machines
like these put a lot through their drive belts. We stock replacement heavy-duty CVT drive belts from Bando,
matched to Can-Am ATVs and side-by-sides. Search by your model, engine size and year, or by the size
printed on the old belt, and use the filters to narrow it down.
Reading the size on your belt
Example: 946-31.9-24The first number is the belt's length in millimetres (946mm), the second is the top width (31.9mm) and the third is the angle of the sides (24°). Some sizes add a fourth number for thickness.
Same model, different belt?Belts can change with the year, engine size and whether it's a 2-stroke or 4-stroke, so the same model name can take more than one belt. The Outlander, Renegade and original Maverick 1000 share a belt across their 500cc to 1000cc models, but the Maverick X3 from 2017 uses a much longer, wider belt.
Tip: genuine Can-Am belt part numbers usually start with 715 or 422, such as 715900212, so if you have one, search for it. Use low range when towing, pulling out of mud or working slowly, as slipping in high range is one of the most common causes of burnt belts. Farms and estates running several machines can open a trade account.
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Know your machineYou'll need the model, engine size and year. Check the frame plate or your V5C logbook if the quad is road-registered.
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Got the belt size?Type the size printed on the old belt, such as 743-20-30, or the Can-Am part number, into the search bar.
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Still not sure?Call 020 8138 2848 with your machine's model, engine size and year and we'll match the belt for you.