On July 13 to 15, 2012, racers gathered in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, for the Western Canadian Watercross Nationals. Canadian watercross racers are some of the best in the world.

Three days in Ontario and two in Quebec made for a total of 2,900 kilometres.

As we exited Quebec and entered New Brunswick, I became somewhat euphoric. The temperature soared to a high of 33º C and that feeling of being hurried on a main highway left me. 

Unfathomable! I was somewhat saddened that all the planning and excitement, and what turned out to be the most meaningful motorcycle trip of my life, was almost over. 

Garry Salekin's hundreds of volunteer hours building backcountry trails and bridges are recognized by the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal.

ATV safety for kids includes proper gear, an age-appropriate machine—and adult guidance.

The Sena SMH5 dual headset kit comes with two headsets and it allows an operator to have a clear, two-way conversation with his or her passenger or another motorcycle rider for a distance of up to 400 metres (in open terrain). 

Through a licensed agreement, Harley-Davidson and Tervis—a company based in North Venice, Florida, that makes insulated drinkware products—have created a line of insulated tumblers that are geared for Harley enthusiasts.

Shane Cuthbertson of Airdrie, Alberta, has been on a roll, winning his last three events. This past Labour Day long weekend, Cuthbertson and his Husaberg TE300 put the beat-down on his competition on what is traditionally the toughest off-road race in the Alberta Dirt Riders calendar.

Fourteen-year-old Wyatt Waddell from Ladner, B.C., has been competing on dirt bike racing circuits in B.C. and Alberta since he was five years old. For this season, Waddell, who was a former superstar in the 85-cc class, moved up to a bigger, 125-cc bike. 

I'm prepared to offer some suggestions regarding the top motocross prospects on Vancouver Island, B.C.