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Some of the features on this new quad:

SST frame

Lightweight double A-arm front suspension

TTI independent rear suspension

Visco-Lok auto-locking front differential

Continuously Variable Transmission [CVT]

12 inches [305 mm] of ground clearance

Multi-function Digital/analog electronic gauge

D.E.S.S. electronic anti-theft system

Steel Racks with 300 pound [136 kg] capacity

26-inch radial tires, aluminum wheels

http://www.brp.com/en-US/Products/CanAm/Showroom/Outlander800.htm

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