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RidersWest Insider Campion Marine hires Neil Gilbert to design next generation of boats

Neil’s work has influenced many industry leaders worldwide. Multi-disciplined, Neil is arguably Canada’s most prolific boat designer

RidersWest Insider New events and returning faves highlight 2019 ERX event calendar

Beer, Bulls and Burly Trucks are coming to ERX Motor Park in Elk River this summer

RidersWest Insider Templar Marine launches first ever electric boat in Western Canada

BC company leading the way in cutting marine carbon emissions with its new line of all electric recreational and commercial boats.

ATV Zone The Jetsons have arrived. ATVs can fly!

Joseph Segura-Conn, COO of Hoversurf, has developed the Hoverbike S3 2019, the world’s first legal, personal, single-person drone

by Kyle Born

RidersWest Insider ATV’ers face increased fines for riding in sensitive habitats

Effective immediately, anyone operating an off-road vehicle in sensitive habitats, including southern mountain caribou habitats, will face a $575 fine

Gear Warn Industries has the gear to protect the trees that saved your trail ride

These Warn Industries accessories for your quad winch will expand your options for extraction and protect tree bark.

by Timothy Fowler

Gear Get more of what you want: DiamondBack truck deck covers

DiamondBack quad decks give me everything I want in a deck: quad transport, secure storage and trailer hauling ability.

by Timothy Fowler

RidersWest Insider “Bighorn Park – It’s time to act. Please Share” — says Alberta riders

Several Alberta-based motorsports dealerships, riding groups and organizations are expressing concern over the current Bighorn Public Land Use Area proposal.

British Columbia Hannah Dehoog: A one-of-a-kind machinery wunderkind

Hannah Dehoog, extreme female logger, snowmobiler and motorbiker in Smithers, B.C., defies expectations

by Kyle Born

RidersWest Insider Celebrating Jim Prentice’s conservation legacy

In honour of the late former premier Jim Prentice, the Government of Alberta is contributing to the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s efforts to protect a critical wildlife corridor in the Crowsnest Pass.