Can-Am Defender Utility Cargo Rack - Overview by Razorback Offroad™
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Looks like a great system, once my new defender on order arrives I will be adding this rack with some mounting accessories for spare tires and rotopax fuel cells.
We hope your new Defender shows up soon!
No comments yet? Surprised.
I'm in the market for a new machine that I can do trail work with, and replace my current machine.
The choices have narrowed to a Ranger Back Country from Polaris or The Can-Am Defender hd10 line. Most likely will be the Defender. 6x6 looks promising, but it's a bit long. (Tight quarters)
Your rack is very interesting to me with it's near unlimited versatility.
Hanging tools on the outside is not an option for me though. Narrow trails with trees will take them off quick.
Biggest pain in transporting is the brush trimmer due to length. Same for pole saw.
Usually put in cab with blade sticking out toward the rear. Not optimal, but doable if you pay attention to clearances.
I can see doing a roof rack type set-up off the rack to facilitate hauling the long tools.
Added your website to my build options page.
Thanks for a great looking product.
I really appreciate you taking the time and bringing us great products. Can you please let me know if you are planning to develop a rack system for the new Yamaha RMAX 1000 2 seater. I'm planning on purchasing 1 next year and would like to install a enclosed system with the swing away tire and cage mount. Happy holidays. Daniel.
I'd be willing to do product testing with this on a defender pro :)
Love this set up. Wondering if you can install this with still having the bed storage bin in back which opens on the sides.
I've got the Can Am bed storage box and it works with this rack.
By far the best looking and most functional rack out there. I am really interested but I'm up in Canada although I'm only a few hours from the Washington border so maybe some shipping can be arranged? Also I am really wanting to install a Roof Top Tent. Do you think that could be incorporated into this rack? I have a defender Max. Thanks.
Hi Mark! We do have a dealer up in Canada if that helps - Check out utvcanada.com and you can find out where they have RBO in stock or they can order some in for you. If you have an address in WA that you would like us to ship to, you can order on our website. Thanks for watching!
@@RazorbackOffroad thanks so much..I'll look into it.
Any chance this would fit on the new commander xtp??
does this cargo rack interfere with a headache rack?
Is it compatible with the Canam headache rack?
Hello,
Unfortunately the rack is not compatible with the Can-am headache rack.
Do they make this for a Commader?
Hello,
Unfortunately we do not make a rack system for the Can-Am Commander machines. We do have plans to build products for that machine so make sure to Subscribe to our channel!