Well the rumours are true… and we are happy to announce that David Booth will now be a regular contributor to Motorcycle Mojo. David’s wealth of knowledge and experience in the motor vehicle industry, whether it be cars or bikes,…
No Comments / 88 View / October 15, 2019
Shannonville Motorsport Park has been sold to John Bondar and Steve Gidman, the announcement came late afternoon on October the 11th. Bondar operates the Canadian Touring Car Championship, while Gidman is a former ‘80s club racer at S.M.P, who operates…
2 Comments / 194 View / October 15, 2019
Harley-Davidson halts production on the LiveWire electric motorcycle due to issues with the charging system announced on October 14th. The largely anticipated LiveWire production and shipment has now stopped after discovering problems through their final quality checks. The company told…
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The Toronto Motorcycle Film Festival announces the films that were awarded the People’s Choice and Jury awards at the 3rd annual TMFF, held October 3–6, 2019 at the historic Revue Cinema in Toronto’s vibrant Roncesvalles Village. The festival presents a mix…
No Comments / 46 View / October 15, 2019
After 13 years, 3 locations, Atlanticade has announced it will be returning to Summerside, PE for 2020 and beyond. The City of Summerside will now assume the responsibility for the annual festival starting with the 14th edition which will be…
No Comments / 231 View / October 15, 2019
The High Seas Rally will continue on after a new partnership has now been formed. The Rally will set sail on it’s 20th cruise this November, and will continue on. The High Seas Rally started in 2003 and is the World’s Only Biker Rally on a Cruise Ship. The rally’s…
No Comments / 15 View / October 11, 2019
Yamaha Motor Canada has announced pricing for the 2021 Ténéré 700. The new generation of Ténéré will be priced at $11,999 and will be available in North America fall 2020. Yamaha is currently offering an early-deposit special on bike orders…
No Comments / 326 View / October 3, 2019
Jean Paré, editor of Cycle Canada magazine announced to the magazine’s subscribers recently that it will no longer be printing Cycle Canada. With the vastly growing online industry Cycle Canada has decided to change to a fully online platform. It…
No Comments / 153 View / September 26, 2019