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Side-by-Sides
ATV vs. side-by-side, licensing, pricing, and road classification: the complete guide to side-by-sides in Quebec.
ATV or Side-by-Side: Which Is Right for Quebec's Trails?
An ATV is more maneuverable on narrow, technical trails, and cheaper to buy and maintain — ideal for solo or two-up ride…
Read the Guide →What License Do You Need to Drive a Side-by-Side in Quebec?
Unlike a standard ATV, driving a side-by-side in Quebec is restricted to riders 18 and older who hold a valid driver's l…
Read the Guide →Can-Am Maverick vs. Honda Pioneer: Full 2026 Comparison
The Can-Am Maverick Sport leans into livelier, sportier handling, with a 976 cc Rotax V-twin engine (about 100 hp on the…
Read the Guide →How Much Does a New or Used Side-by-Side Cost in Quebec?
A new side-by-side typically costs between $15,000 and $40,000 in Quebec depending on category and seating, versus rough…
Read the Guide →Can a Side-by-Side Be Road-Classified in Quebec?
No, there's no "road classification" process that turns a side-by-side into a vehicle free to drive on public roads, the…
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