Category: Education
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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 out of the driveway to say a prayer—or set an intention—can be the difference between a reactive, high-stress ride and Read more
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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 (MSF), T-CLOCS is a systematic way to inspect your bike before you swing a leg over it. Whether it’s the Read more
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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, upgrade accessories, and prepare for a smooth and safe spring start. Here are practical winter garage projects every Canadian rider Read more
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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 garage. Done right, it protects your engine, battery, fuel system, paint, and tires from months of cold, moisture, and corrosion. Read more
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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 concerns about road safety. But as Ontario prepares to introduce major insurance changes in July 2026, many in the motorcycle Read more
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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 the right of way. But here’s the growing problem: too many pedestrians treat crosswalks as if they’re a stage for Read more
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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 rider or a weekend commuter, knowing your province’s laws can save you time, money, and—most importantly—enhance your safety. Helmet Laws Read more
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The Motorcycle Season Hasn’t Even Started—And We’re Already Losing Riders
The warm weather is slowly returning, and with it, the familiar sound of engines roaring back to life. For motorcyclists, this time of year is supposed to be filled with excitement and anticipation. But in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), a dark cloud has settled over the riding community—because even before the season has officially Read more
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Ride Smart: Celebrating Motorcycle Safety Month with 2Wheelers.ca
May is Motorcycle Safety Month, a perfect time to reflect on the importance of riding safely and responsibly on two wheels. Whether you’re an experienced rider or just starting out, it’s crucial to prioritize safety—not only for yourself but also for others on the road. At 2Wheelers.ca, we’re all about helping riders enjoy the thrill Read more
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Should I keep my old motorcycle or get a new one?
Here are a few points you could consider to debate this topic: 1. Cost Efficiency: Keeping one motorcycle and regularly updating it can be more cost-effective in the long run compared to buying a new motorcycle every few years, which incurs depreciation costs. 2. Personalization: Owning one motorcycle allows you to personalize it extensively over Read more