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Can-Am Maverick Trail Heavy-Duty Prop Shaft - Rear—
$519.95
The Story
Upgrade Your Driveline
Get your Maverick ready for rugged long-haul adventures by installing SuperATVs Rhino Driveline Prop Shaft on your Can-Am Maverick Trail 1000. These industry-leading drive shafts come paired with C-series CV joints that resist wear and run smooth. With a stronger backbone; you can fill your next weekend adventure with good memories instead of frustrating failures.
Superior Construction
Rhino Driveline uses .120 tube walls and a 1.75 diameter tube. Thats bigger and thicker than your OEM prop shaft—and its made from chromoly steel. That makes them tough enough to go wherever you and your buddies want to.
C-Series
If you want the best strength and protection for your prop shafts; you want C-Series. They use a CV joint with chromoly components; just like an axle. They are also protected by a high-quality boot that keeps them safe from dirt and water. And unlike other prop shafts; a CV wont cause any rattle; wobble; or balance problems. Our C-Series shaft is the perfect Can-Am Maverick Trail drive shaft for rides you want to remember.
SuperATV Carrier Bearing Required
You need a SuperATV Carrier Bearing to use a Rhino Driveline Prop Shaft. But thats a good thing because our carrier bearings are the best you can get. They have a greaseable; self-aligning bearing and a clever two-piece design that make them easy to install and maintain. Pick from our cast or 6061 billet aluminum carrier bearings to get exactly what you need.
Get your Maverick ready for rugged long-haul adventures by installing SuperATVs Rhino Driveline Prop Shaft on your Can-Am Maverick Trail 1000. These industry-leading drive shafts come paired with C-series CV joints that resist wear and run smooth. With a stronger backbone; you can fill your next weekend adventure with good memories instead of frustrating failures.
Superior Construction
Rhino Driveline uses .120 tube walls and a 1.75 diameter tube. Thats bigger and thicker than your OEM prop shaft—and its made from chromoly steel. That makes them tough enough to go wherever you and your buddies want to.
C-Series
If you want the best strength and protection for your prop shafts; you want C-Series. They use a CV joint with chromoly components; just like an axle. They are also protected by a high-quality boot that keeps them safe from dirt and water. And unlike other prop shafts; a CV wont cause any rattle; wobble; or balance problems. Our C-Series shaft is the perfect Can-Am Maverick Trail drive shaft for rides you want to remember.
SuperATV Carrier Bearing Required
You need a SuperATV Carrier Bearing to use a Rhino Driveline Prop Shaft. But thats a good thing because our carrier bearings are the best you can get. They have a greaseable; self-aligning bearing and a clever two-piece design that make them easy to install and maintain. Pick from our cast or 6061 billet aluminum carrier bearings to get exactly what you need.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Upgrade Your Driveline
Get your Maverick ready for rugged long-haul adventures by installing SuperATVs Rhino Driveline Prop Shaft on your Can-Am Maverick Trail 1000. These industry-leading drive shafts come paired with C-series CV joints that resist wear and run smooth. With a stronger backbone; you can fill your next weekend adventure with good memories instead of frustrating failures.
Superior Construction
Rhino Driveline uses .120 tube walls and a 1.75 diameter tube. Thats bigger and thicker than your OEM prop shaft—and its made from chromoly steel. That makes them tough enough to go wherever you and your buddies want to.
C-Series
If you want the best strength and protection for your prop shafts; you want C-Series. They use a CV joint with chromoly components; just like an axle. They are also protected by a high-quality boot that keeps them safe from dirt and water. And unlike other prop shafts; a CV wont cause any rattle; wobble; or balance problems. Our C-Series shaft is the perfect Can-Am Maverick Trail drive shaft for rides you want to remember.
SuperATV Carrier Bearing Required
You need a SuperATV Carrier Bearing to use a Rhino Driveline Prop Shaft. But thats a good thing because our carrier bearings are the best you can get. They have a greaseable; self-aligning bearing and a clever two-piece design that make them easy to install and maintain. Pick from our cast or 6061 billet aluminum carrier bearings to get exactly what you need.
Get your Maverick ready for rugged long-haul adventures by installing SuperATVs Rhino Driveline Prop Shaft on your Can-Am Maverick Trail 1000. These industry-leading drive shafts come paired with C-series CV joints that resist wear and run smooth. With a stronger backbone; you can fill your next weekend adventure with good memories instead of frustrating failures.
Superior Construction
Rhino Driveline uses .120 tube walls and a 1.75 diameter tube. Thats bigger and thicker than your OEM prop shaft—and its made from chromoly steel. That makes them tough enough to go wherever you and your buddies want to.
C-Series
If you want the best strength and protection for your prop shafts; you want C-Series. They use a CV joint with chromoly components; just like an axle. They are also protected by a high-quality boot that keeps them safe from dirt and water. And unlike other prop shafts; a CV wont cause any rattle; wobble; or balance problems. Our C-Series shaft is the perfect Can-Am Maverick Trail drive shaft for rides you want to remember.
SuperATV Carrier Bearing Required
You need a SuperATV Carrier Bearing to use a Rhino Driveline Prop Shaft. But thats a good thing because our carrier bearings are the best you can get. They have a greaseable; self-aligning bearing and a clever two-piece design that make them easy to install and maintain. Pick from our cast or 6061 billet aluminum carrier bearings to get exactly what you need.
