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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.

One seat. One rider. Most ATVs are built for one, and an extra passenger changes how the machine steers, brakes, and bal...
10/19/2026

One seat. One rider.

Most ATVs are built for one, and an extra passenger changes how the machine steers, brakes, and balances. Never carry a passenger unless your ATV is designed for it and always wear a helmet.

www.motocanada.com

Keep our trails connected 🏍️The proposed Alto High-Speed Rail corridor between Toronto and Québec City could affect 2,20...
10/16/2026

Keep our trails connected 🏍️

The proposed Alto High-Speed Rail corridor between Toronto and Québec City could affect 2,200–3,000 km of shared powersports trails used by ATV riders, off-road motorcyclists, snowmobilers and the local clubs that maintain them.

Even one trail interruption can cut off an entire network. We’re calling for early, meaningful consultation with trail federations and local clubs before the route is final.

Read the full statement: https://motocanada.com/alto-high-speed-rail-statement-by-moto-canada/

❄️ Cold mornings. Cold tires. Tire pressure drops as the temperature does, and cold rubber grips less than you think. Ch...
10/16/2026

❄️ Cold mornings. Cold tires.

Tire pressure drops as the temperature does, and cold rubber grips less than you think. Check your pressure before every ride, then give your tires a few kilometres to warm up before you push it.

Learn more at www.motocanada.com

10/15/2026
10/15/2026

🚨 Protect Access to the Incomappleux Valley 🚨

More than 70 community members, property owners, recreation organizations, industry representatives, tourism operators, and local government officials recently gathered in Trout Lake to stand together for one important message:

Pause the planned deactivation of the Incomappleux Forest Service Road and meet with the people who will be directly affected.

This road is much more than a Forest Service Road. It is the only ground access to homes, private property, recreation areas, mineral tenures, tourism opportunities, search and rescue access, wildfire response, and public lands that countless British Columbians enjoy.

ATVBC was proud to stand alongside the Incomappleux Stakeholder Coalition and many other organizations to support responsible, sustainable access while recognizing the importance of public safety. During the site tour, participants observed that practical engineering and stewardship solutions exist that could address safety concerns without permanently removing access.

The Coalition is calling on the Province to:
✅ Pause all deactivation work.
✅ Meet directly with affected stakeholders.
✅ Conduct meaningful consultation.
✅ Evaluate practical solutions that maintain safe, responsible public access.

ATVBC believes that collaboration—not closure—is the best path forward. We encourage government to work with local communities, recreation groups, property owners, and industry partners before making irreversible decisions.

Together, we can protect responsible access to British Columbia's public lands for current and future generations.

READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE https://atvbc.ca/press-release-province-poised-to-cut-off-access-to-incomappleux/

KEEP INFORMED HERE https://atvbc.ca/incomappleux-fsr/

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10/15/2026
Stop. Look. Then cross. 🚧ATVs handle poorly on pavement, so treat every road crossing with care. Stop fully before you c...
10/13/2026

Stop. Look. Then cross. 🚧

ATVs handle poorly on pavement, so treat every road crossing with care. Stop fully before you cross, go over at a right angle, and follow your province's rules.

Get across clean and keep the ride going.

www.motocanada.com

🍂 Pretty Leaves. Slippery Roads.Wet leaves can hide hazards and dramatically reduce traction. Slow down, give yourself e...
10/09/2026

🍂 Pretty Leaves. Slippery Roads.

Wet leaves can hide hazards and dramatically reduce traction. Slow down, give yourself extra space, take corners smoothly, and avoid hard braking or sudden movements over leaf-covered pavement.

A little extra caution can make all the difference.
🏍️ Ride smart. Stay upright. Enjoy the season.
www.motocanada.com

10/08/2026

In this episode of Think Bike, host Liane speaks with Landon French, the president of Moto Canada, about the organization's rebranding, advocacy efforts, and the challenges facing the motorcycle industry in Canada. They discuss the importance of recognizing motorcycling as a sport, the impact of...

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

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