Can-Am On-RoadCanada · 2022
2022 lineup

Discover the 2022Can-Am On-RoadLineup

Three vehicle families, one Y-architecture. A guide to the 2022 Can-Am Ryker, Spyder F3 and Spyder RT: who they are for, how they ride and what set them apart.

Model by model

Three personalities, one platform idea

Specifications listed below reflect publicly documented 2022 model information. Equipment varies by trim and market, so pricing is intentionally not included.

The accessible, customizable entry point2022 Can-Am Ryker

The Ryker was designed to make three-wheel riding approachable. It is the lightest and most accessible member of the family, with a low seat and an automatic transmission that removes clutch and gear-shifting from the learning curve.

Its personality is playful and urban-friendly, and its design encourages personalization through interchangeable panels and accessories. The Rally variant leans into rougher, more adventurous roads with suspension and tuning suited to them.

  • Entry-level
  • Automatic CVT
  • Customizable

Key 2022 specifications

  • Engine optionsRotax 600 ACE or Rotax 900 ACE
  • Power50 hp (600 ACE) · 82 hp (900 ACE)
  • TransmissionAutomatic CVT, twist-and-go, with reverse
  • BrakingSingle foot pedal, all three wheels
  • Rider aidsVehicle Stability System (VSS) with ABS & traction control
  • ErgonomicsAdjustable foot-peg and handlebar positions

Sport-cruiser stance, triple-cylinder muscle2022 Can-Am Spyder F3

The Spyder F3 takes the Y-architecture and gives it a low-slung, cruiser-inspired silhouette. It's built for riders who enjoy a commanding posture and the distinct pull of a three-cylinder engine.

Variants such as the F3-S and F3 Limited stretch the model from a sport-focused cruiser to a more touring-ready machine, while the adjustable UFit system helps different body sizes find a comfortable position.

  • Sport-cruiser
  • Rotax 1330 ACE
  • UFit ergonomics

Key 2022 specifications

  • EngineRotax 1330 ACE inline three-cylinder
  • Power115 hp
  • Torque96 lb-ft (130 Nm)
  • Transmission6-speed semi-automatic (SE6) with reverse
  • Rider aidsVehicle Stability System (VSS) with ABS & traction control
  • ErgonomicsUFit adjustable foot pegs and handlebars

Long-distance touring, two-up comfort2022 Can-Am Spyder RT

The Spyder RT is the touring flagship of the 2022 line. It shares its Rotax 1330 ACE with the F3 but wraps it in a body designed for distance: a larger fairing and windshield, integrated storage and a passenger setup intended for long days on the road.

Trims such as the RT Limited and RT Sea-to-Sky add more premium touring equipment, making the RT the natural choice for couples planning multi-day Canadian road trips.

  • Touring
  • Rotax 1330 ACE
  • Passenger-ready

Key 2022 specifications

  • EngineRotax 1330 ACE inline three-cylinder
  • Power115 hp
  • Torque96 lb-ft (130 Nm)
  • Transmission6-speed semi-automatic (SE6) with reverse
  • Rider aidsVehicle Stability System (VSS) with ABS & traction control
  • FocusWeather protection, storage and passenger comfort
Comparison

Side-by-side character

2022 Can-Am on-road families compared
AttributeRykerSpyder F3Spyder RT
Primary roleEntry-level, fun, customizableSport-cruiserLong-distance touring
EngineRotax 600 ACE / 900 ACERotax 1330 ACERotax 1330 ACE
TransmissionAutomatic CVTSemi-automatic SE6Semi-automatic SE6
StylingCompact, modern, playfulLow, muscular, cruiserFull fairing, touring
Comfort focusShort to medium ridesRider-focused, adjustable fitRider and passenger, long days
Best suited toNew riders, city and day tripsRiders wanting presence and powerCouples and multi-day touring
Design & lifestyle

Choosing a three-wheel style

Three-wheel differences

All three families share the Y-architecture, single brake pedal and stability systems. The differences lie in weight, engine, transmission type and how much comfort and storage the design prioritises.

Sport-inspired design

Sharp lines, exposed mechanical elements and aggressive front fascias give the Ryker and F3 a sporty attitude, while the RT translates that energy into a sleeker touring shape.

Lifestyle suitability

Riders focused on short spirited rides often lean toward Ryker or F3; those dreaming of cross-province trips with a passenger usually gravitate to the RT.

Before you decide

Questions about the 2022 models?

Find clear answers about the Ryker and Spyder, what new riders should know and how to find current Can-Am information.

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