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Hey everyone, I’m in the middle of purchasing a new Can-Am and it’s been about a decade since my last bike (2007 Grizzly 700). A lot has changed! I got a new Can-Am 850 and have never had racks like these before — all I know is you buy stuff to add on to them.
So, with that in mind, what are the “can’t-live-without” Can am accessories you run on your Can-Am ATVs for hunting? A gun boot and skid plates seem obvious, but what else do you recommend that really makes a difference?
Thanks!
 

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