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Photo Gallery: Can-Am Outlander X MR 1000R

Sloppy images that were just too good for the proverbial cutting room floor.

Updated: October 3, 2022

The 2022 Can-Am Outlander X MR 1000R.Lance Schwartz

We’ve already completed our review of Can-Am’s 2022 Outlander X MR 1000R, and as you can see from the pictures—this was another fun day at the office! We had several images left over that were just too exciting to pitch in the old Mac trash can, so we decided to throw this additional photo gallery together for your amusement. Enjoy the photos!

A winch is standard equipment for those who like to throw caution to the wind. It’s always a good idea to check the depth of a mudhole before stabbing the throttle.Lance Schwartz

How low will it go? Keep the water out of the snorkel inlets and you’ll be just fine.Lance Schwartz

13 inches of ground clearance glides over just about everything.Lance Schwartz

The 2022 Can-Am Outlander X MR 1000R looks even bigger when it isn’t submerged.Lance Schwartz

Engine and CVT air intake snorkels are mounted up high so you can travel through the deep end.Lance Schwartz

Spreading the joy.Lance Schwartz

With 91 horses on tap, the 30-inch ITP Cryptid tires occasionally walk on water.Lance Schwartz

Don’t let our overzealous test rider fool you. Splash protection is actually very good.Lance Schwartz

The front fascia and halogen headlights of this 2022 model get a new look and much brighter LEDs in 2023.Lance Schwartz

It takes more than mud to slow the X MR.Lance Schwartz

Even with the superaggressive mud tires, the Outlander X MR provides a comfortable ride between mudholes.Lance Schwartz

Note the elevated radiator position where the front rack would typically be located. This keeps the air flowing through the coils and engine temperatures in the happy range.Lance Schwartz