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Motorcycle · Can AmMake guide2008–2026

Can Am Motorcycle Parts by Model and Repair Area

Find Can Am motorcycle used OEM and new parts by model and repair job, plus sought-after parts and model guides for street riders.

3 min read · Nov 10, 2026

Motorcycle parts
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Used OEM
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Models
18with parts
Torn down here
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Can Am at a glance

Find the right Can Am motorcycle parts by choosing your model and year first, then the repair area.

For model years 2008 to 2026, PirateMX carries used OEM parts removed during its own Can Am motorcycle teardowns, along with new tires, batteries, starters, and electrical parts. Before ordering, confirm fitment for your exact year, make, and model, then read the part note for any used OEM piece.

Genuine OEM · pulled from real bikes

Used Can Am parts

Factory parts taken off Can Am bikes in our own teardown shop, sorted by the job they do. Open a drawer for its pages, a tip and the shelf.

Engine and transmission

Used OEM Can Am engine and transmission parts

16 used crankshafts

For an older Spyder or Ryker internal repair, start with the Can Am model and year, then compare the original assembly with used OEM crankshafts, engines and parts, transmission parts, engine cases, cylinder heads, or connecting rods and pins. PirateMX removes these factory parts one at a time from torn-down motorcycles, and Can Am crankshafts, engine cases, and transmission parts are teardown-only categories here.

Match the original part number and casting marks.

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Used Crankshafts for Can Am

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Starting and electrical

Used OEM Can Am starting and electrical parts

24 used starters

For a no-start or electrical repair, use the Can Am model and year to narrow used OEM starters, electrical components, electrical wiring, cam, map, and speed sensors, ignition coils and wires, or solenoids. Electrical wiring and those sensors are used OEM only here, with each part pulled from a Can Am teardown.

Compare connector shape, wire routing, mounting points, and the original part number.

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Used Starters for Can Am

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Body, plastics and frame

Used OEM Can Am body and seat parts

26 used fairings

Restoring a weathered exterior or replacing a damaged panel starts with the model and year, followed by used OEM Can Am fairings, body parts, miscellaneous body parts, side covers, a console, or a seat assembly. These pieces come from individual Can Am teardowns, and fairings follow the used OEM route rather than the new-parts route.

Check panel location, mounting tabs, paint, and trim.

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Used Fairings for Can Am

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Suspension and steering

Used OEM Can Am suspension and steering parts

17 used front a-arms

Front-end and steering work may call for used OEM Can Am front A-arms, suspension and steering parts, steering components, steering stems and columns, sway bars, shocks, or struts after you identify the model and year. They come from torn-down motorcycles, and front A-arms are teardown-only here.

Confirm the side, mounting points, and original part number.

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Used Front A-Arms for Can Am

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New parts

New Can Am parts: service, wear and upgrades

Service and wear

Tires and wheelsNew only

New Can Am tires and wheels for service

Before riding season or a road trip, choose new Can Am front tires, rear tires, or tires and tubes for the model and tire position. This new-parts department stays separate from the used OEM teardown parts.

Read the sidewall and match size, load rating, speed rating, and position.

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New Front Tires for Can Am

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Upgrades and style

Starting and electricalNew only

New Can Am starting and electrical parts

For seasonal service or a diagnosed starting repair, choose new Can Am batteries, electrical components, solenoids, or starters by model and year. Electrical wiring and cam, map, and speed sensors remain used OEM teardown parts here.

Verify battery case size, terminal orientation, plugs, and mounting points.

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New Batteries for Can Am

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Fresh off the bench

Can Am teardowns

Real Can Am bikes we took apart for used OEM parts. Each post lists what is still on the shelf from that bike.

Frequently asked questions

Should I choose a used OEM or new Can Am starter, battery, or solenoid?

Choose a new battery; PirateMX lists Can Am batteries in the new-parts section. Starters and solenoids are available as either new parts or used OEM parts removed from torn-down motorcycles. For used OEM, compare the original part number, connector shape and mounting points, then read the individual part note. For new parts, verify the plugs and mounting points. Check fitment for your exact year, make and model before you order.

Can't find the part for your Can Am motorcycle?

See every part we list: controls, lights and gauges, brakes and cables, cooling, drive, belts and clutch and fuel and air.

Check the year, make and model on each listing before you order.

Can't find it? Request a part and tell us exactly what you are looking for.

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