Ride to Live, Live to Ride
Whitehorse’s ninth annual Ride for Dad is happening … and you can help out.
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Whitehorse’s ninth annual Ride for Dad is happening … and you can help out.
Ride to Live, Live to Ride Read More »
Sixteen of the country’s top prostate researchers are meeting in Whitehorse this month and it’s partly because of Mike Thorpe. “Mike is very much responsible
Ride for Dad Rolls Into Town Read More »
It’s impossible to ignore 200 motorcycles ripping down the road. That’s kind of the point, says Sean Secord, board member of the Yukon chapter of
Get Your Motor Running (For a Good Cause) Read More »
Along with Cause Canada’s founder Paul Carrick and a local guide, the men will visit the projects and activities they are helping to fund. In
Riding Motorcycles for a Good Cause Read More »
DOG CULTURE: Submitted by Carl Maguire “I’m not bump starting your damn motorcycle. Its winter you idiot!” Or Seemed Like A Good Idea… Maybe Not.
Yukon’s Best Friend: DOG CULTURE, Carl Maguire Read More »
Next Thursday up to 300 motorcyclists will descend on Dawson City for the 29th gathering of Dust 2 Dawson Motorcycle Ride. Dick Van Nostrand, a
The annual Ride for Dad (RFD) will fill up the streets of downtown Whitehorse on Saturday, June 7. Hundreds of motorcyclists will gather for this
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The babies sat in the driveway, tarped over, covered in snow half-melted in the April sun. I brushed them off, to let the sun begin
Motorcycle riders are often solitary sorts. We like the time we spend with ourselves on the road. It is a sort of meditation: no radio,
Social Riding; Klondike Style Read More »
Riding has a tendency to push your personal limits. Whether it is the distance you cover in a day … or your speed … or
Bringing Up the Rear Read More »
Do you ride for pleasure? … or survival? For most of us, it’s not one or the other. It depends on the day. I have
Riding for Pleasure / Riding for Survival Read More »
I think I have seven versions of “Motorcycle Trip Gear List” on my computer. Every time we go on a trip there are three more
Keeping it Simple on Long Trips Read More »
The season is over. As you may have guessed from my first column, I am not really an early or late-season rider. I will endure
Winterizing Babies and Stirring up Dreams Read More »
Picture desert backcountry … There are cacti and scrub brush and even a couple of cowboys herding reluctant stray cattle along a sandy road. Each
Hypothermia in Mexico Read More »
My best rides are framed by the rituals I have adopted. When we jump in our cars or trucks to drive somewhere, unless it is
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Most of me loves the twisties. There is a small part of me that is disappointed with the fact that I don’t always do them
How much time do you have, I mean to think, right now? If you are like me, the answer is probably, “Not much.” Keeping track
All Time is Not Equal Read More »
I don’t like to admit it, but I hate the feeling I get coming back home after a long motorcycle trip. There is so much
The low of coming home Read More »
I am so jealous. I just picked my guy up from the airport, back from a two-day Superbike school in California. And he was just
When we talk about dying of embarrassment, it is meant to be a figure of speech. Dying of embarrassment is sheer hyperbole. Except when it
A wise person in my life recently told me, “In order to get to that place or circumstance where you want to be in your