Motorcycle riders have advantages and disadvantages from being the smallest vehicle on the road, but you can use your size to ensure your safety if you are properly positioning your motorcycle.
As motorcycle insurance is mandatory in Ontario, there are some very important questions to ask. Find the answers below!
Did you know you can’t put a licence plate on your motorcycle unless it has passed the Ontario safety test and you have obtained a safety standards certificate? Read more below.
As a motorcycle rider, you are the smallest vehicle on the road, which means you are the most difficult to see. Here's how you can increase your visibility for your safety.
Winterizing your motorcycle doesn’t have to mean storing it for six months, it can also mean preparing it for riding in the winter season. We have great preparation tips so you can ride in the snow.
With a new season comes new riding hazards on the road. Make sure you’re prepared for a safe motorcycle ride with our tips on how to avoid these fall hazards.
As much as we love to extend our riding season to the fall, there are new hazards we need to be aware of when riding to ensure our safety, and fog is a common one we face in the fall season.
The beautiful fall foliage is one of the best things about living in Ontario and we love to see it every year. While it can cause distracted riding, we have helpful tips to prevent this from happening.
Did you know fall is the time of year when you’re most likely to see deer while riding? During deer season there are a few tips you should follow to keep yourself safe while riding your motorcycle - check them out below.
Even though we are approaching the fall season, we want to extend motorcycle riding as much as possible. Read our tips on how to make the most out of fall touring.
