It certainly wasn't love at first sight, so, don't expect it. Many people who have come across the BRP Outlander XT weren't truly impressed with it. I mean, when you compare the machine to other more 'fashionable', 'colorful', and trendy ATVs, the brpBRP Outlander XT sure doesn't stand a chance. In fact, we thought it looked pretty much like a Hummer...and it's not a good thing. But one thing's for sure, despite it's initial appearance, this thing PERFORMS


The brpBRP Outlander XT looks like a monster in ATV terms and the fact remains that it climbs like one! And when you're in a race, it makes all the difference in the world. This ATV does not feel big or heavy despite its size. And once you've gotten the hang of being looked at funny because you're riding one of the least 'fashionable' ATVs around, you'll soon feel the sense of pride in the ATV.


And one of the best things about the BRP Outlander XT is that it takes off swiftly and smoothly...and then lands like feather on the ground. A bumpy landing is the last thing you would want when you're riding a rough terrain because it might topple the ATV...with you on it.


If you keep the ATV well-maintained, you'll never dream of riding another ATV again because the BRP Outlander XT has such well-balanced suspension that it takes all bumps and grinds very well. With a smoother ride, you can definitely double-up your race time. By the time the other riders are riding their bums, you're still twirling around on the track!


For youths who are well-trained and experienced in ATV riding, they'll totally dig this 62HP ATV. Managing The BRP Outlander XT is also extremely easy. The transmission between gears and reverse comes in Auto mode. And of course, it's a plus when we noticed that when you start the engine up, there's absolutely no choking. It's a really suave ATV. Think we got lucky with a brand new ATV? We tried a couple more different BRP Outlander XTs and it all started smoothly.


This machine is placed among some of the most recommended ATVs in the world. Therefore, even if you can't afford it or don't like the design, here's what we have to say...if you're a real ATV enthusiast, you'll have to try to ride it at least once in this lifetime. You won't regret it.