SnoRiders catches up with Brock Hoyer to talk about winning X Games and the future of the sport.

One of the fastest and toughest extreme enduro riders on the planet has been checking out the terrain in Western Canada. Here's why.

With the 2016 Rockstar Energy Drink Motocross Nationals ramping up, RidersWest decided to catch up with class MX1 contender Keylan Meston from Calgary, Alberta

From ATV motocross to snocross, Alberta’s Jamie Vanderaa is chasing his dream of racing for a living.

Rumours of a Canadian-made-and-manufactured snow bike kit have been spreading like wildfire, and for once, they are true. After 29 months of secret testing and tuning, the Yeti Snow MX goes into production this fall.

The Canadian Motorcycle Drag Racing Nationals have begun, and Chris Klassen, the 2011 Super Street Champion, is looking to regain his title.

It was a broken leg that got Jean-Francois Gauvin, a veteran ATV racer from Beaumont, Alberta, into the sport.

Hollywood star Keanu Reeves is a crazy two-wheeled enthusiast who has started up his own motorcycle company.

RidersWest catches up with Kitt Stringer—the Canadian who captured third place in the Hobby Single class at the 2013 Red Bull Romaniacs.

How Darren James, who is from North Vancouver, B.C., became one of Canada’s top professional motorcycle road racers.

RidersWest chats with motocross professional and Canadian snowcross icon Iain Hayden.

RidersWest catches up with Canada’s fastest enduro rider, Bobby Prochnau from Savona, B.C.

Bryan Vollmer, 20, is one of the handful of Canadians heading to the U.S. this spring to represent our country in the elite AMA Mountain Dew ATV Motocross National series.

These days, snowmobiles are starting to look more and more like dirt bikes, or is it vice versa? But the ultimate mating of the two is a snow bike and love it or hate it, the technology to convert a motorcycle made to run on dirt into a snow crushing machine has really caught on.

This year’s final round of the Women’s AMA National EnduroCross Series—which took place on November 23, 2013, in Las Vegas—saw for the first time, a Canadian being crowned as champion of the series.

Shelby Turner of Barons, Alberta, made Canada proud at the 88th running of the FIM International Six Days of Enduro (ISDE) in Sardinia, Italy—bringing home the first gold medal in our country’s history for the Women’s Trophy Team.