• Don’t Get Burned by the Brine: Cold Wash - This week’s “teaser” weather brought out more than just riders; it brought out the hose and the bucket. If you took advantage of the sun to get some early miles in, your bike is likely …
• The Early Season Teaser: Salt, Melt, and Survival - It is tempting to twist the throttle when that first double-digit day hits, but early March riding in Canada is a different beast than May or June. If you were out this week, you likely …
• Buying a Used Bike in 2026: The 5-Point “Deal-Breaker” Inspection - The sun is out, the listing looks perfect, and you’ve got the cash ready. But before you fall in love with that exhaust note, you need to be a detective. In today’s market, “garage kept” …
• The Airbag Revolution: Is it Time to Ditch the Leather Vest? - In the world of Canadian motorcycling, the leather vest is more than just gear—it’s a tradition. It’s a canvas for your patches, a shield against the wind, and a symbol of the road. But as …
• The Pre-Ride Prayer: Finding Focus Before the Kickstand Goes Up - Motorcycling is as much a mental game as it is a physical one. We talk a lot about T-CLOCS and gear, but how often do we check our headspace? Taking sixty seconds before you pull …
• THE GREAT LAKES FULL PERIMETER RIDE - 18 Days | ~7,000 km | All Five Lakes | Shoreline Focused DAY 1 – Brampton → Kingston Lake Ontario – The Beginning The ride begins gently along the north shore of Lake Ontario. Leaving …
• Master the T-CLOCS: The Pro’s Secret to a Safer Ride - If you’ve ever taken a professional riding course, you’ve heard the term T-CLOCS. It sounds like a high-tech timing system, but it’s actually the most important acronym in motorcycling. Created by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation …
• The 30-Minute Spring Wake-Up: Is Your Bike Ready? - The salt is melting, the sun is sticking around past 5:00 PM, and that itch to ride is getting real. But before you gear up and hit the starter, your bike needs a quick “physical.” …
• Brampton to the U.S. East Coast: A Two-Week Motorcycle Journey Through History, Coastlines, and Legendary Roads - A long-distance motorcycle trip is not about how many kilometres you can stack in a day; it is about choosing a route that keeps you engaged, inspired, and comfortable enough to ride again the next …
• Canadian Winter Motorcycle Projects You Can Do in Your Garage - When the Canadian riding season shuts down, most motorcycles end up stored for months. But winter doesn’t have to be unproductive. This is actually the best time to work on your bike, refresh worn parts, …
• The Ultimate Winter Storage Guide for Canadian Motorcycle Riders - As temperatures drop and Canadian roads begin to frost over, most riders know it’s time to put the bike away for the season. Proper winter storage is more than just parking the motorcycle in a …
• New Motorcycle Insurance Changes Are Coming — But Why Are Riders Being Targeted? - New data from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) shows that motorcycle fatalities hit a 20-year high in 2024, with 57 deaths across the province. The trend has continued into 2025, and naturally this has raised …
• Pedestrian Safety or Pedestrian Privilege? Time for Accountability at Crosswalks - Crosswalks exist for one simple reason: safety. They’re meant to protect pedestrians and give them a clear, safe space to cross the road. Drivers and riders know the rule—stop, yield, and give people on foot …
• Brampton Traffic Woes: A Call for Safer, Smarter Driving - If you live in or around Brampton, you know the struggle. The roads are busier than ever, traffic seems endless, and far too often, drivers bend—or outright ignore—the rules. For anyone who spends time commuting …
• Lane Filtering in Canada: Will It Ever Be Legal? - Motorcycle riders know the frustration of being stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic while sitting on a machine built for agility. In many parts of the world, riders use lane filtering (moving between lanes of slow or …
• Canadian Motorcycle Laws by Province: What Riders Need to Know - Canadian Motorcycle Laws by Province: What Riders Need to Know Motorcycle regulations in Canada are governed at the provincial level—meaning rules vary from British Columbia to Quebec, Alberta to Nova Scotia. Whether you’re a seasoned …
• Sharing the Road: How Drivers and Riders Can Coexist Safely - Canada’s roads are getting busier every year, and with more motorcycles, scooters, and e-bikes joining the mix, it’s more important than ever for drivers and riders to learn how to share the road responsibly. Unlike …
• Motorcycle Safety Tips for Riding in Heavy Traffic - Riding a motorcycle is one of the most thrilling ways to get around, but when you find yourself stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic, the excitement can quickly turn into stress. Unlike cars, motorcycles don’t have the …
• Epic Cross-Continent Journey: Route 66 - What an adventure it has been! Our group of eight motorcycles embarked on an unforgettable cross-continent odyssey, transforming thousands of kilometers into a tapestry of incredible memories, stunning landscapes, and legendary roadside encounters. From the …
• Day 21: The Final Frontier – A Marathon to the Motherland! - Distance covered by motorcycle: ~1,230 kmRoute: Newton, IA → Michigan City, IN → Detroit, MI → Windsor, ON → Huron County, ON 🏁 Day 21: The Final Push – 1,230 Kilometers to Home Day 21 …
• Day 20: The Great Plains Marathon – Eastward Bound Across Vast Horizons! - Distance covered by motorcycle: ~1,122 kmRoute: Commerce City, CO → Nebraska → Des Moines, IA → Newton, IA 🛣️ Day 20: A Marathon on the Plains – From Colorado to Iowa After days of high-altitude …
• Day 19: Ascending the Rockies – From Red Rocks to Mountain Peaks! - Distance covered by motorcycle: ~460 kmRoute: Grand Junction, CO → Vail → Dillon → Georgetown → Commerce City, CO 🏔️ Day 19: Climbing Into the Clouds – Colorado’s High Country Day 19 was all about …
• Day 18: Red Rock Wonders and Colorful Colorado – Gateway to Arches! - Distance covered by motorcycle: ~449 kmRoute: Milford, UT → Red Branch View Area → Moab → Arches National Park → Grand Junction, CO 🏍️ Day 18: From Red Rocks to Colorado Colors Day 18 delivered …
• Day 17 – Saddle Up and Ride East - Distance covered by motorcycle: ~420 kmRoute: Ely, NV → Osceola → Baker → Milford, UT → Richfield, UT 🌄 Desert Mornings & Mountain Magic: Ely to Richfield Day 17 kicked off with the crisp air …
• Day 16 – Riding Into the Silence of Nevada - 📍 Fallon → Austin → Eureka → Ruth → Ely🛣️ 405 km | 🕒 4 hr 8 min | 🚦 8 stops We kicked off the day rolling out of Fallon and into the great, …