New 2016 Can-Am Outlander DPS 850 ATVs For Sale in Tennessee

New 2016 Can-Am Outlander DPS 850 ATVs For Sale in Tennessee. 2016 Can-Am Outlander DPS 850, For special internet pricing, contact our sales team at 423.639.4486 or 2016 Can-Am® Outlander DPS 850 UNMATCHED ALL-TERRAIN PERFORMANCE No two riders are the same. That s why we created this package, which gives you the flexibility to customize your machine exactly how you want it, while giving you the comfort of Tri-Mode Dynamic Power Steering (DPS). Features may include: ROTAX V-TWIN ENGINE OPTIONS CATEGORY-LEADING PERFORMANCE Available with the 48-hp Rotax 570, 62-hp Rotax 650, new 78-hp Rotax 850 or 89-hp Rotax 1000R liquid-cooled V-Twin engine, with four valves per cylinder and single overhead camshafts, the signature Can-Am engine lineup offers unmatched power for a true performance edge. TORSIONAL TRAILING ARM INDEPENDENT (TTI) REAR SUSPENSION ELIMINATES SCRUB AND CAMBER CHANGES The only independent rear suspension that eliminates scrub and camber changes, meaning the wheels pivot up and down rather than in a butterfly motion. This ensures the vehicle only moves in the direction you point it. Reconfigured for improved traction and optimal transfer of power to the ground. SURROUNDING SPAR TECHNOLOGY (SST) G2 FRAME MORE EFFICIENT DESIGN The next-generation, industry-exclusive SST G2 frame with Geometric Contact Control. The more efficient welded-steel frame incorporates new processes and updated geometry for increased structural integrity, improved durability, and precision handling. DOUBLE A-ARM FRONT SUSPENSION BETTER STEERING FEEL Includes dive-control geometry for better cornering and vehicle-braking dynamics. The use of a shortened spindle, along with anti-kickback geometry, provide a better steering feel. The 9 in. of suspension travel increase trail comfort and aggressive riding capability. TRI-MODE DYNAMIC POWER STEERING (DPS) PRECISION-ENGINEERED HANDLING DPS offers three levels of rider-adjustable steering assistance that can be adapted to match the terrain while also reducing kickback to the steering.