Todd's Custom Billet -The Original- UTV Driver and Passenger Roll Cage Grab Handles Made for Stock Canam X3 Roll Bar/Cage - Solid Design X3 Accessories - Black Anodized Fits All Years.

I chose the polished bright handles over the black ones so people would notice and use them. Plus they look pretty good. They fit well, and are built solid. These replaced the fabric and rubber strap type that would flap in the wind. Much happier with these.... a little expensive, but they'll outlast your SxS.

These things bolt right up and fit like a glove on my X3. They look and feel great and I love them for getting in and out of the X3 so I dont have to just grab the roll cage. The edges are rounded so they are nice and comfortable in the hand if you want to hold onto them while out riding as an OMG bar. If you have the Can-Am mirrors you may have a little bit harder time installing these but it still shouldn't be hard to do.

Easy install, high quality. Recommended add on

These units are well made. I had to remove my stock mirrors and use another solution for mirrors though. I have seen some people that have come up with a way to leave your mirrors in the factory location. But, It just gave me an excuse to get some cool bar mounted mirrors :-) Really enjoy having the hand hold now because it makes it easier to get in and out of the X3.

Great quality handles, but most people who have the X3 will have side mirrors. The bolts provided are not long enough to use with mirrors. A trip to the hardware store was needed and 2 sets of 4" bolts was $6. You will need to manually shorten these to make them work.

Installed on an X3X Turbo RSR. Great fit and appearance. These also accepted side view mirrors to screw in and secure. Recommend.

Works great after a little modifications to change the screws so it can adapt with my mirrors from can am.. nice and strong fit. And looks oem..

These could be so much better, but they don’t work with the factory mirrors. I had to do a significant amount of modifying to get these to work, including drilling out the threads, and rethreading the mirrors. Too much work for the cost.