Pedal Commander® - The Best Throttle Response Controller

Pedal Commander for Can-Am Ryker

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$207.89 $329.99 In stock

Category: Can-Am

Pedal Commander for Can-Am Ryker is a throttle response controller offered by Pedal Commander. The available SKU is listed as PC153 / Can-Am / Ryker / All Body Types (2019+) / (All Engines), with the option "Which Can-Am Ryker Do You Have?" to help match your vehicle.

  • Brand: Pedal Commander
  • Category: Can-Am
  • SKU code: PC153 BT
  • Compatibility listing: Can-Am Ryker, all body types (2019+), all engines
  • Option prompt: Which Can-Am Ryker Do You Have?
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hazel V. ★★★★★

Installed this on my Ryker and the difference in acceleration is night and day. Being able to dial in the exact throttle response with the 4 modes makes city riding way more manageable.

James ★★★★★

The difference in throttle response is night and day—hitting the gas feels instant now instead of that laggy delay. I’ve got it set to city mode for commuting and it makes the Ryker way more fun to zip around in traffic.

Elizabeth M. ★★★★★

Took about 20 minutes to install and the response in Sport mode is noticeably sharper, especially when pulling away from stops. The Eco mode is nice for longer rides too.