MOTO Canada

MOTO Canada A national, non-profit, trade association which represents the responsible interests of the Canadian motorcycle industry and its riders.

The Motorcycle & Moped Industry Council, originally founded in 1971, is a national, non-profit, trade association which represents the responsible interests of the major motorcycle and scooter manufacturers, as well as the manufacturers, distributors and retail outlets of motorcycle and scooter-related products and services, and individual owners and riders of motorcycles and scooters in Canada.

ATVs and Side-by-Sides are designed with specific safety limits. Overloading vehicles or carrying passengers on machines...
06/18/2026

ATVs and Side-by-Sides are designed with specific safety limits. 
Overloading vehicles or carrying passengers on machines not designed for them increases the risk of rollovers and loss of control. 
Always:  • Follow manufacturer guidelines  • Carry only approved passengers  • Secure cargo properly 
Understanding your vehicle’s limits helps keep every ride safer. 

Stay Safe. Respect the Trails.

Off-road riding pushes your motorcycle through demanding terrain.Regular maintenance ensures your bike performs safely o...
06/17/2026

Off-road riding pushes your motorcycle through demanding terrain.

Regular maintenance ensures your bike performs safely on every ride.

Before heading out, check:
Tire condition and pressure
Chain tension and lubrication
Brake pads and controls
Suspension setup
Check Air Filter
A well-maintained machine gives riders better control and confidence on the trail.

Stay Safe. Respect the Trails.

Proud to be an exhibitor and sponsor of the 2026 Canadian Trail Summit in Winnipeg!We’re looking forward to connecting w...
06/16/2026

Proud to be an exhibitor and sponsor of the 2026 Canadian Trail Summit in Winnipeg!

We’re looking forward to connecting with trail organizations, land managers, advocates, and outdoor recreation leaders from across Canada to share ideas, strengthen partnerships, explore collaborations that benefit all trail users, and help shape the future of our nation’s trail networks.

As part of the Summit, we’ll also be sharing insights from Canada’s National Powersport Trails Report, highlighting the incredible impact of powersports trails on tourism, local economies, volunteerism, and outdoor recreation across the country.

Together, we can build a stronger, more connected, and more sustainable trail network for future generations.

Before heading onto the trail, take time to understand your vehicle. Know how your ATV or Side-by-Side accelerates, brak...
06/16/2026

Before heading onto the trail, take time to understand your vehicle. 
Know how your ATV or Side-by-Side accelerates, brakes, and handles different terrain. 
Familiarity improves control and helps prevent accidents. 

Take time to practice, review your owner’s manual, and ride within your limits. 

Stay Safe. Respect the Trails.

We’re proud to be attending the 2026 CARSP/ACIP Conference in Halifax, where road safety leaders from across Canada come...
06/16/2026

We’re proud to be attending the 2026 CARSP/ACIP Conference in Halifax, where road safety leaders from across Canada come together to share knowledge, build partnerships, and explore innovative solutions for safer roads and trails.

Stop by the Moto Canada booth to learn more about our work advancing motorcycle and powersport safety, rider education, and responsible recreation across Canada.

We look forward to connecting with attendees and contributing to the conversation on making transportation safer for everyone.

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06/15/2026

Les sentiers hors route sont un privilège que partagent les motocyclistes du pays. 
Le respect des règles de sentier contribue à conserver l’accès pour les générations futures. 
Restez sur les sentiers désignés. �Évitez d’endommager le sol. �Rapportez ce que vous apportez. 
La sécurité et le respect des sentiers avant tout.

06/15/2026

Off-road trails are a privilege shared by riders across the country. 
Respecting trail rules helps preserve access for future generations. 
Stay on designated trails. 
Avoid damaging terrain. 
Ride Sober.
Get Permission before riding on Private Property.
Pack out what you pack in. 

Stay Safe. Respect the Trails.

Riding off designated trails damages private property, harms ecosystems, and puts riders at risk.Trail systems are caref...
06/11/2026

Riding off designated trails damages private property, harms ecosystems, and puts riders at risk.

Trail systems are carefully designed to provide safe and sustainable access for riders.
Stay on marked routes and respect trail signage.
Responsible riding protects our natural spaces.

Stay Safe. Respect the Trails.

Les réseaux de sentiers du Canada sont des espaces communs. Ralentissez toujours quand vous croisez d’autres usagers et ...
06/10/2026

Les réseaux de sentiers du Canada sont des espaces communs. 
Ralentissez toujours quand vous croisez d’autres usagers et communiquez clairement votre intention de dépasser. 
Le respect pour les autres usagers des sentiers assure la sécurité de tous et l’accès continu pour les futurs usagers. 

La sécurité et le respect des sentiers avant tout.

Canada’s trail networks are shared spaces. Always slow down when approaching others and communicate clearly when passing...
06/10/2026

Canada’s trail networks are shared spaces. 
Always slow down when approaching others and communicate clearly when passing. 
Respect for fellow trail users keeps everyone safe and ensures trails remain open for future riders. 

Stay Safe. Respect the Trails.

Learn more: https://motocanada.com/offroadsafety2026/

Address

Markham, ON

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+18557947487

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