We had a problem when we bought our Can-Am Maverick X3 Max. See, we have three children and it only has four seats. And though we could've bought a utility-focused side-by-side, we wanted a go-fast one as speed is more fun than not. And so, we turned to the aftermarket as Can-Am doesn't make a five-seater Maverick X3 Max.
Once we got it home, I took the rear seats apart, installed a middle jump seat, and after a few hours of swearing and knuckle-busting, we were ready to rock with all three kids in tow. And it wasn't super expensive to do, either.
But what if you didn't have to worry about installing a jump seat yourself? What if you could get one from the factory, but at the same time gain more storage space, and have a seating arrangement for your go-fast side-by-side that's far more adaptable to your chosen backcountry explorations? What if Polaris just patented exactly that?
