If you want a pair of motorcycle sunglasses that are designed to look good and allow you to see clearly while protecting your eyes from the hazards of the road, consider the new HD Grit sunglasses from Wiley X Inc.
by Kirsten Armleder
For the past 12 years, the Western Canadian Watercross Association has been working hard to promote this unique and exciting watersport.
by Michelle Carr Johnston
Smithers is home to a number of outstanding riding areas, all carefully maintained by the Bulkley Valley Quad Riders Association.
by Michelle Carr Johnston
Spring is an exciting time of year. This winter has been an odd one in many areas and it has dirt and street bikers chomping at the bit.
by Trish Drinkle
The Alberta-based Corner Grass Racing Team (CGRT) announced on March 20, 2013, that enduro and endurocross racer Victoria Hett of Vernon, B.C. has joined the team for 2013.
Watercross champion Steve Chestolowski chose the perfect sport for losing weight and gaining friends.
by Michelle Carr Johnston
With approximately 90,000 ATVers in the province, B.C. is bound to have some rules for riding in the backcountry. What are they, you ask?
by Kirsten Armleder
When these photos arrived in my email inbox, I knew I just had to get the full story on what looked to me like a 2012 Can-Am Renegade 1000 on steroids.
by Kirsten Armleder
Although she comes in a pretty little 19-foot package, Yamaha’s AR192 motorboat goes far beyond just being easy on the eyes.
by Kristen Mitchell
The Crowsnest Pass Quad Squad Association has worked hard to maintain and develop new trails for the enjoyment of ATVers. President Wade Aebli said the work has really paid off.
by Lisa Crane
Folks in High Level, Alberta, are looking forward to a fun and action-packed spring and summer—with prospects of ATVing, dirt biking and fishing.
by Lisa Crane
Off-road riding tends to be a pretty popular pastime in Northern B.C.—and for good reason. Backcountry is plentiful and there is plenty of draw to outdoor pursuits.
by Kristen Mitchell
The ATVing community of Tumbler Ridge has the potential to combine socializing, responsibility and prime riding to form a great club.
by Kristen Mitchell
John Meed, the new general manager for the Saskatchewan All Terrain Vehicle Association (SATVA), said the SATVA has a few new goals for 2013.
by Lisa Crane
Women on Canada’s West Coast have a club to call their own—and a lot of fun to boot.
by Kristen Mitchell
Currently, the province of Manitoba only has one official ATV trail. The ATV Association of Manitoba is working hard to change that.
by Karen Kornelsen