September/October 2026
We ride the 2026 Suzuki SV-7GX, in addition to travel and educational features. Buy the issue...
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September/October 2026Why Mess with a Good Thing
Twenty-seven years and still going strong, Suzuki’s venerable 650 V-twin is powering another model. There are a number of motorcycle engines that...
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September/October 2026Moto Laverda
How much do you know about this obscure Italian marque Moto Laverda was a glorious but relatively small Italian manufacturer which made a significant mark on the global motorcycle market during its...
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September/October 2026People Over Politics
People around the world are friendly, and those south of the border are no different. When a friend visits you from Belize and says let’s go for a ride, you don’t refuse. Not really. Not even...
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September/October 2026Respect for the Moto Mentors
As riders, whether we realize it or not, we rely heavily on the previous generation to help guide us through our motorcycle journey. I call them our Moto Mentors: Those unsuspecting characters who...
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September/October 2026Trans-Labrador Highway
Embarking on a long-awaited adventure ride before they paved paradise. It was almost 500 kilometres from my house in southern New Brunswick to the...
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September/October 2026Palawan Paradise
Appreciating the small things on a Honda XR150L. It’s important to remind oneself that life isn’t always about the big and shiny, the opulent and fashionable, or perhaps in the case of...
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September/October 2026Avon Spirit ST Tires
A longtime favourite brand still provides consistent results. Every rider has a favourite tire. Marc Marquez loves Michelins, all seven of his MotoGP titles...
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September/October 2026Norton Gets The Last Laugh
A brief history of the Daytona 200 Beach Course and Norton’s total dominance in the famous race. It’s been more than 60 years since a race was last held there, but should you ever go to Daytona...
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Why Mess with a Good Thing
Twenty-seven years and still going strong, Suzuki’s venerable 650 V-twin is powering another model. There are a number of motorcycle engines that...
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Bike ReviewsSmall on Displacement, Big on Retro
Triumph has its roots steeped in race history; these two new models pay respect to the machines that preceded them. The new movement of motorcycle brands taking initiatives to reintroduce smaller...
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Bike ReviewsIntroduction to Adventure
A non-intimidating ADV bike for those ready to try something a little different. Adventure riding is very gratifying, but for many riders it can also be intimidating, especially if said riders...
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Bike ReviewsRider Focused Roadster
A less aggressive riding position and a sweet, very competent inline triple that is built for the masses. Triumph’s first triple, the Trident 750, appeared the year before Honda’s legend-ary...
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Trans-Labrador Highway
Embarking on a long-awaited adventure ride before they paved paradise. It was almost 500 kilometres from my house in southern New Brunswick to the...
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Travel
People Over Politics
People around the world are friendly, and those south of the border are no different. When a friend visits you from Belize and says let’s go for a ride, you don’t refuse. Not really. Not even...
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Travel
Palawan Paradise
Appreciating the small things on a Honda XR150L. It’s important to remind oneself that life isn’t always about the big and shiny, the opulent and fashionable, or perhaps in the case of...
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TravelExperiencing Trials on the World Stage
There is huge learning curve when contesting international competition. Careful how much you commit to something. Don’t get too hooked. Don’t let your passion go too far. Because once you become...
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