Category: Canada

  • Motorcycle Awareness Ride 2026 – Winnipeg, Manitoba

    Motorcycle Awareness Ride 2026 – Winnipeg, Manitoba

    Spring has sprung in Winnipeg, Manitoba!

    The trees are all of a sudden in full bloom, the grass is green, the streets are cleaned up, and the buzz of motorcycles is in the air!

    As everything comes to life and everyone comes out of hibernation, humans are hopping back on their bikes.

    As the wind ruffles their hair, everyone needs a vital reminder that motorcycles are now part of the traffic, as well!

    We may be smaller than those roaring cars and hefty trucks, but we deserve a little love on the roads just as much!

    Every year, as biking season kicks off, the city puts on its best face!

    You’ll find all these catchy billboards popping up everywhere, on buses, buildings, you name it, blaring the message that bikes are back in action!

    But let’s face it, that’s just not enough.

    Just as humans need to brush up on navigating snow-covered roads, they also need a little refresher on coexisting with their two-wheeled friends come spring.

    The 2026 Motorcycle Awareness Ride, organized by the Winnipeg Motorcycle Riders Group, kicked off with an exhilarating spirit!

    But you know what?

    We gathered at the stadium parking lot on what turned out to be a chilly, wet day.

    Cold drizzle couldn’t dampen our excitement!

    Dedicated riders showed up, ready to shine the spotlight back on motorcycles for all of Winnipeg to see.

    The atmosphere near the Forks was electric as we prepared for our grand ride toward the Headingly Sports Shop.

    I felt the camaraderie in the air and the buzz of shared enthusiasm, even as raindrops tapped on our helmets.

    Reaching the Headingly Sports Shop was the cherry on top of a wonderfully adventurous day!

    Everyone devoured hot dogs, explored the latest bikes and accessories, and caught up about their off-season upgrades.

    Generous sponsors supported a raffle with proceeds going to the Winnipeg Pet Rescue Shelter!

    I proudly perched on the unique bar fridge that included my name!

    What a beauty!

    Everyone gathered in excited anticipation as the tickets were drawn and the winners announced!

    A hearty congrats to Gail for her multiple wins!

    All in all, it was another successful kickoff to the motorcycle season, brimming with laughter, community spirit, and a shared love for riding.

    Huge thanks to Grace and the Winnipeg Motorcycle Riders Group for making this annual event so memorable!

    Here’s to many more adventures on the open road, where every ride brings a splash of joy!

    NEVER MISS A

  • Viking Trail – Newfoundland

    Viking Trail – Newfoundland

    Part One – In and Around St Anthony

    Bob here, ready to splash you into an exciting tale shared by our friend Francis from Nova Scotia!

    Francis is our week 24 winner of the Get Your BOB on Contest!

    His BOBortunity takes us on a journey along the legendary Viking Trail in Newfoundland.

    According to Francis, the Viking Trail is a must-do expedition that blends rich history, breathtaking views, and an extra splash of excitement.

    His story is so impressive, I broke it down into five parts!

    Francis suggests taking at least 4 to 5 days to soak up the vibrant local culture and all the adventures that await.

    Getting there is a bit of a trek, but trust me, the journey is absolutely worth every wave!

    Start by getting to the most Eastern mainland in Nova Scotia…

    Then catch a ferry from North Sydney, Nova Scotia, to Port aux Basques, Newfoundland…

    Ride all the way to the most north-eastern tip of Newfoundland…

    And you have arrived at the starting point of this incredible ride!

    His story starts from the top of the trail:  St. Anthony!

    Nestled at the tip of the Great Northern Peninsula, St. Anthony is a little treasure where history, culture, and jaw-dropping scenery collide!

    As you float into this charming town, you will be instantly enchanted by its rugged shorelines and the warm, friendly vibe!

    St. Anthony isn’t just steeped in Viking heritage; it’s also became the home of the legendary Dr. Wilfred Grenfell.

    Sir Grenfell is a medical missionary who brought modern healthcare to this chilly region back in the 1890s.

    His incredible legacy is celebrated at the Grenfell Historic Properties, where you can immerse yourself in touching stories of compassion and care.

    And don’t forget to check out the Grenfell House Museum nearby, it’s a must-visit that’s full of heart!

    Now, let’s talk about June, the month when this place absolutely sparkles!

    Icebergs elegantly drift down the coast from Greenland.

    Majestic whales make their grand entrance from July to August.

    If you’re lucky, you might catch a glimpse of both icebergs and whales on the same outing!

    St. Anthony hosts a delightful iceberg festival in early June, packed with music, stories, and even a polar bear dive.

    Now that’s something I’d love to attend!

    After a day of fun and exploration, you can unwind in St. Anthony’s cozy atmosphere, where about 2,500 friendly locals make you feel right at home.

    Francis gives a big thumbs up to the Grenfell Heritage Inn & Suite, where the ocean views are simply perfect.

    Don’t miss the nearby Fishing Point with its scenic trails and stunning iceberg vistas.

    And for a truly unforgettable experience, consider spending the night at the Quirpon Lighthouse Inn.

    Just imagine the magnificent panoramic views from a historic lighthouse, sounds like pure magic!

    Once you’ve recharged those batteries, it’s time to flap your way to the next stop: L’Anse aux Meadows!

    As you drive to L’Anse aux Meadows, prepare for a jaw-dropping journey!

    The road hugs the stunning coastline, winding through charming fishing villages, with each turn revealing breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.

    If Lady Luck is on your side, you might even spot more icebergs floating by!

    L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that echoes with the adventures of fearless Viking seafarers!

    This charming village is where Norse explorers, led by the daring Leif Erikson, made their presence known over a millennium ago!

    Believe it or not, they set foot here 500 years before Columbus even thought about sailing the ocean blue!

    Parks Canada has done an incredible job reconstructing the Viking village.

    It offers curious travellers like us a glimpse into the lives of those brave Norse adventurers.

    And just 2 kilometres away, you’ll find The Norstead Viking Village, alive with costumed interpreters eager to share their captivating Viking tales.

    As you stroll through reconstructed sod huts, you can almost hear the echoes of their grand discoveries mingling with those dazzling coastal views!

    Let’s not forget about the impressive archaeology!

    The remains of Viking houses and artifacts uncovered by the brave explorer Helge Ingstad and his wife bring history to life right before your eyes!

    At Norstead you can even step into the shoes of a Viking merchant in a bustling trade port, complete with a full-scale replica Viking ship!

    It’s the perfect way to become part of this living history book!

    Just a 90 delightful minute ride from St. Anthony, and you will find yourself at Port au Choix.

    Part Two – Welcome to Port au Choix

    With 6,000 years of vibrant history, it’s where Indigenous and European cultures whirl together.

    Be prepared to soak up some of the most jaw-dropping ocean views you can imagine!

    Nestled along Newfoundland’s Northern Peninsula, this scenic fishing village is like a postcard come to life.

    Now, the real royalty along this shore? Crab and lobster reign supreme!

    Picture heaps of lobster pots stacked high, fishing boats bustling in and out of the harbour, and the mouthwatering aroma of fresh seafood wafting through the salty air.

    The first stop? The Parks Canada Port au Choix National Historic Site!

    It’s like hopping into a time machine where ancient stories come to life.

    There’s so much to discover about the Maritime Archaic, Dorset, Groswater, and Beothuk cultures. I mean, who wouldn’t want to try waddling like a prehistoric hunter?

    Francis got quite the kick out of that!

    Wandering this stunning corner of the Great Northern Peninsula, you’ll uncover the deep connections the Maritime Archaic had with these lands long before Europeans arrived.

    From seals to fish, they thrived on the sea’s bounty, hunting for food, making clothes, and building shelters!

    The coastal scenery is as fascinating as the history itself, filled with limestone barrens and hidden bays.

    You can even visit ancient burial sites and see original artifacts!

    Next on the adventure, Francis heads to the French Rooms Cultural Centre.

    Dressed in period costumes, the guides share stories of life for French fishermen.

    At Old Port au Choix, you can check out a reconstructed French Bread Oven and a Chaloupe (that’s a fancy name for a fishing boat!).

    Visitors can sit in the Chaloupe and snap a cute pic!

    Plus, if you’re around when the Bread Oven fires up, oh boy, you get to sample fresh bread topped with local jam!

    Ready to stretch your little rubber ducky legs?

    Hit the trails!

    The Coastal Trail is a breezy 1-kilometre jaunt that hugs the coast, with stunning views just begging for a selfie.

    It’s often filled with the sights of whales and quaint fishing boats bobbing along the waves.

    Then there’s the Dorset Trail, a longer adventure at 3 kilometres one way.

    With limestone barrens and the panoramic views from Crow Head, keep your eyes peeled for caribou!

    You never know who you might spot!

    And let’s not forget the spectacular Point Riche Trail, also 3 kilometres.

    This trail leads to the gorgeous octagonal Point Riche Lighthouse, built in 1892.

    Standing tall along the rugged coast, it offers amazing views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and, of course, more whales spouting in the distance!

    And then there are the caribou herds!

    Francis keeps his distance but says every time he visits the lighthouse, he spots a small herd of caribou, which are majestic to watch as they graze on the offerings of the land.

    After all that exploring, Francis usually spends the night at the Sea Echo Motel.

    He enjoys a to-die-for homemade chowder and a dinner called Maritime Archaic Platter with all the great fruits of the ocean! 

    Then he waddles off to his cozy cabin and falls asleep in the comfy bed, dreaming of what lies ahead!

    Continuing down the Viking Trail, Bobber Francis arrives at his next overnight stay in Rocky Harbour, Newfoundland!

    Part Three – Rocky Harbour, the Gateway to Gros Morne

    Rocky Harbour, perched right at the entrance of Gros Morne National Park, is welcoming with its stunning scenery and vibrant local culture.

    With a tight-knit community of about 1,000 friendly locals, this little town wraps you in an atmosphere that feels just like a warm hug!

    Francis likes to explore Rocky Harbour, nestled between Salmon Point and Lobster Cove Head, and is captivated by the breathtaking beauty of Bonne Bay.

    Set against rolling hills that seemed to whisper tales of adventure.

    As he drifts along the rugged coastline, the first thing that catches Francis’s eye is the charming fishing boats bobbing gently in the water.

    Every sight and sound in and around Gros Morne National Park is a feast for the senses!

    He can’t get enough of the postcard-perfect views of the rugged landscape.

    Speaking of postcard moments, he recommends checking out the Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse.

    This historic beacon has been guiding mariners into Rocky Harbour and the entrance to Bonne Bay since 1897!

    Even though it’s now automated, the light keeper’s house serves as a park interpretive exhibit.

    It is filled with treasures that tell the stories of those who have lived along this coastline and harvested its bounties for over 4,000 years.

    Francis says you will be thrilled to see original artifacts, historical documents, and photographs donated by locals that brought the history to life!

    But his adventure doesn’t end there! He always likes spending a couple of hours at the incredible Gros Morne Wildlife Museum.

    Wandering through the exhibits, Francis feels as if he has stepped into the Newfoundland wilderness.

    With over 100 full-size replicas of local animals, the museum transforms the indoors into a wild adventure.

    The sights, sounds, and even the scents of the forest surrounded him, creating a deeper connection with the wildlife and history that helped shape this vibrant town.

    After all that exploring, he is ready to satisfy his appetite.

    Francis can never resist trying a local favourite, the Lobster Roll, bursting with fresh lobster and heavenly seasoning on a perfectly grilled roll. Quack-tastic!

    As day turns to night, Francis settles into his room at the Ocean View Hotel, lulled to sleep by the soothing sounds of the ocean waves.

    After a well-deserved rest, he’ll be ready to glide through the shimmering waters of Deer Lake, heading to our next exciting stopover on The Viking Trail at Corner Brook.

    NEVER MISS A

  • Good Cheer Trail – Nova Scotia

    Good Cheer Trail – Nova Scotia

    Bob here, and I’m bubbling with excitement to share the adventure of the spectacular Good Cheer Trail in Nova Scotia!

    Thanks to Bobber Ron from Nova Scotia for bringing this incredible experience to my attention as part of the “Get Your BOB On” contest. So, let’s dive in!

    The Good Cheer Trail is not just any ordinary trail; it’s a scrumptious journey that celebrates the amazing craftsmanship of Nova Scotia’s beverage producers.

    Spanning from the stunning coastal town of Yarmouth all the way up to the charming Sydney on Cape Breton Island.

    This trail features over 80 stops where you can sample the best wines, craft beers, ciders, spirits, and even mead that the province has to offer!

    Talk about a beverage buffet!

    This trail has some serious historical flair, too! It pays homage to Nova Scotia’s rich culinary tapestry woven over the last 400 years.

    The name itself harks back to 1606 when the first gathering of L’Ordre du Bon Temps (Order of Good Cheer) took place in Port Royal.

    This club was set up to help folks survive those icy winters and is also regarded as one of North America’s earliest gastronomic societies, bringing people together through the magic of food and drink!

    Imagine waddling along this path, each stop celebrating the spirit of the Order of Good Cheer, founded by Samuel de Champlain at North America’s first European settlement. Talk about a historic hop and sip!

    Among the gems along the Good Cheer Trail are incredible spots!

    Like Lunn’s Mill Brewing Co., where you can savour some delicious craft beers,

    and Tidal Bay Winery, boasting white wines that capture the very essence of Nova Scotia.

    And I can’t help but quack about Glenora Distillery – the first single malt whisky distillery in North America! Cheers to that!

    The Good Cheer Trail is a fantastic way to explore Nova Scotia’s vibrant craft beverage scene while enjoying the province’s natural beauty and rich history.

    Whether you’re a local or a visitor, it’s an adventure worth experiencing!

    One of the best parts of exploring the Good Cheer Trail is the Good Cheer Trail Passport!

    You can pick up this passport at various stops along the way, or download the app to collect stamps as you visit different venues.

    Not only does it allow you to keep track of your journey, but collecting stamps can lead to some delightful rewards, including a free t-shirt and entries into grand prize draws!

    What’s not to love?

    But wait, there’s more beyond the Good Cheer Trail! If you’re looking for even more adventure, Nova Scotia is home to three other mouthwatering trails:

    The Cheese Trail: A delightful journey through cheese farms where you can nibble on delicious locally made cheeses.

    The Chowder Trail: A seafood lover’s paradise featuring the most scrumptious chowders that the coastline has to offer.

    The Lobster Trail: A must-visit for anyone who loves fresh, succulent lobster dishes paired with stunning ocean views.

    Whether you’re cruising along the Good Cheer Trail, sipping on craft beverages, or diving into the culinary wonders of the other trails, Nova Scotia offers something for every flavor fanatic!

    Grab your pals, pick up that passport, and waddle your way to this beautiful province together!

    Thanks a million, Ron, for sharing your BOBortunity! What a fantastic way to explore the wonders of Nova Scotia. Let’s go have some fun!

    NEVER MISS A

  • Halloween Ride – Winnipeg, Manitoba

    Halloween Ride – Winnipeg, Manitoba

    On a crisp October day in 2025, I found myself in quite the unusual situation, sitting on Goldie dressed as a rubber duck…wait a minute, I am BOB…the rubber duck!

    The Winnipeg Motorcycle Group was gearing up for a Halloween ride, and it felt like the perfect time for a bit of adventure.

    The roar of motorcycles filled the air, creating a buzz of excitement.

    Riders decked out in wild costumes had transformed themselves and their bikes into a Halloween spectacle

    I was amazed by the creativity, from spiders and pumpkins to a skeleton hanging on for dear life.

    I might be just a rubber duck, but I appreciate some good creativity!

    The humans were dressed as pigs, ninjas, pumpkins…you name it!

    Even a mini-human Spiderman hopped on Goldie for a taste of riding.

    Many, such as my human, felt their biker attire was more than enough costume for this Halloween ride. 

    All were welcome, costume or not.

    We gathered at Kildonan Park on the North side of the city, where the energy was electric.

    I soaked up the festive atmosphere from my seat on Goldie and sometimes ventured out to mingle with the crowd.

    The air was filled with laughter as we prepared to hit the road.

    There was a little bit of sorrow in the air, as who knew if Mother Nature would make this the last ride of the season by bringing on winter to the Peg.

    As the engines revved and the ride officially began, I quacked with excitement. Our route took us through the heart of Winnipeg. We cruised down Main Street looking like a squad of spooky fun on wheels.

    Next up was St. Anne’s, leading us toward Fermor. The sun peeked through the clouds, making everything sparkle. I couldn’t help but picture all the little ducks watching us from their ponds, wishing they could join our Halloween adventure.

    As we rolled into Harley-Davidson, I could hardly contain my excitement. It wasn’t just about the motorcycles; it was about the bonds we form and the good times we share that make these rides cherished moments of the motorcycle season.

    At Harley Davidson, we all gathered around, swapping stories about our favourite parts of the ride and of the season.

    This was more than just a bunch of bikes; it felt like a family of riders bonded by the love of the ride and Halloween spirit.

    The travelling food vendors were on site, serving casual fare to humans as they sat around sharing laughs and stories.

    I couldn’t help but feel grateful.

    From the thrilling rides through Winnipeg’s colourful streets to the warmth of friendships, this day was all about fun and fearlessness.

    So whether you’re a tough biker or a rubber duck riding along, remember:

    every journey gets better with a dash of creativity, a whole lot of laughs, and of course, some tasty food to finish it off.

    Here’s to Halloween fun, awesome rides, and the unforgettable memories we create along the way!

    NEVER MISS A

  • Brightwater Senior Living Center – Winnipeg, Manitoba

    Brightwater Senior Living Center – Winnipeg, Manitoba

    Friendship Show and Shine

    Who would’ve guessed that my human riding Goldie to visit his dad at the Brightwater Senior Living Center would kickstart an unforgettable show and shine hosted by the Winnipeg Motorcycle Group?

    Life sure knows how to surprise us!

    Picture this: it was an early Spring Day, and Goldie was gleaming under the sun as my human revved her up for a ride.

    As we rolled into Brightwater, I could see residents soaking up the sunshine, and they just lit up when my humans took off our helmets.

    That’s when they finally recognized us as familiar faces, and the excitement began!

    In no time, a crowd began to form around Goldie. Everyone wanted a photo with the beautiful bike!

    The director of Brightwater strolled over to see what the buzz was all about.

    Between her and my humans, a brilliant idea took flight: let’s plan an event to bring in more motorcycles and involve even more residents and staff!

    My human’s dad found his cozy new digs there in October 2024, thanks to some family sleuthing that pointed to it being the perfect spot, especially for those needing a little extra care.

    At first, Dad felt a bit down about leaving his home, but the warm welcomes from staff and other residents quickly turned his frown upside down.

    He has become quite the popular guy, making friends and enjoying tasty lunches at the on-site restaurant.

    He even works up a sweat by exercising on the second floor and enjoying happy hour at Club 365!

    And the special events? Oh, they’re a total blast!

    Shopping Trips

    Craft Shows

    Bingo

    Movies

    The fun never stops!

    Alpaca Visits

    Car Show and Shine

    Guest Speakers

    Christmas Caroling

    Now, enter the show and shine: a fantastic addition to the lineup of exciting events!

    When we rolled in, the roar of our engines announced our arrival, and out came the residents, delighted and curious.

    They absolutely flocked around us, eager to learn everything about the motorcycles and cars on display.

    It warmed my little rubber heart to see them climbing onto Goldie for photos, sharing laughs, and enjoying the camaraderie of the day.

    Can you believe that the staff had laid out a feast of hot dogs and drinks for all to share!

    It felt like one big family reunion!

    With the bikers fueled up and the residents getting tired, we wrapped up the event.

    As the residents waved goodbye, they made us promise to return next year.

    Next time, we plan to bring along more friends on a Sunday when everyone has more free time.

    This year, we had about 20 motorcycles and a couple of cars; next year, the leader of the Winnipeg Motorcycle Group thinks we’ll have over 200!

    What a joyful day for everyone involved, full of laughter, warmth, and memories that will last a lifetime!

    NEVER MISS A

  • Trans Canada and Highway 105 – Winnipeg, Manitoba to Perrault Falls, Ontario

    Trans Canada and Highway 105 – Winnipeg, Manitoba to Perrault Falls, Ontario

    Who would have thought that a simple invite for a Labour Day weekend ride could lead to one of the most epic motorcycle journeys to Northwestern Ontario?

    Well, that’s exactly what happened to my humans when they got a message from the amazing Kari-Anne Leatherwood. She was looking for fellow riders to join her on a Saturday adventure, and they couldn’t resist!

    Now, let’s be real for a second. When they realized it was a whopping 3.5 hours each way, they had a moment of concern. That sounded pretty ambitious for a day trip. But with the riding season in Manitoba winding down, they quickly decided that this was an opportunity not to be missed!

    Bright and early, they set off from Winnipeg at 8:00 am, ready for the day ahead.

    It was a brisk morning, but once they got to Richer, Manitoba, by 9:30, they shook off the chill. They greeted their motley crew: five bikes, nine humans, and yours truly, Bob the Rubber Duck. I was perched proudly on my perch, ready for the adventure of the day!

    As we roared eastward on the Trans-Canada Highway 1,

    driving through Falcon Lake

    and crossing into Ontario,

    the scenery transformed from sprawling prairie farmland

    to the breathtaking beauty of lakes and forests.

    Ah, cottage country!

    We continued our journey on Highway 17,

    passing Kenora and heading toward Vermillion Bay.

    Just East of Vermillion was the turn-off for Highway 105 North.

    This road was a true enthusiast’s paradise!

    The curves were long and slow. The views were so jaw-dropping that I almost lost my quack. Bikers often say it’s not what you ride, it’s that you ride. But trust me, sometimes it is where you ride that makes a difference. 

    This twisty road enhanced every bit of the experience.

    When you spot the shift from deer crossing signs to moose crossing warnings, you know you’ve truly entered the wild! It’s no surprise this region is a paradise for hunters and anglers alike.

    With shimmering lakes, dense forests, and cozy lodges nestled along the way, the allure of the backcountry keeps outdoor enthusiasts returning year after year.

    The call of the wild is strong here, offering adventures and memories just waiting to be made.

    About an hour into this exhilarating ride, north on Highway 105, something magical happened.

    We began to catch a whiff of smoked meat wafting through the air. My little rubber nose could hardly handle the excitement! Just ahead, we spotted a bright yellow building with giant smokers puffing away. We had arrived at The Whiskey Jack Restaurant and Tavern in Perrault Falls, Ontario!

    Everyone was ready for a break, and after some lively conversation and a couple of beverages, we dove into an amazing feast of smoky goodness. There were ribs, brisket, pulled pork, and turkey. Stay tuned for my full review of The Whiskey Jack. Let’s just say it’s a dining experience worth every mile from Winnipeg!

    After an hour of indulging and sharing laughs, it was time to saddle up for the return journey. The thrill of the ride home was just as exhilarating as the way there.

    With the sun beginning to dip, we cruised back to Winnipeg. We arrived at 7:30 pm with tired butts and grins that stretched from wingtip to wingtip.

    What a day! The weather was perfect, the food was divine, and the connections made with fellow riders added an extra layer of joy.

    Huge thanks to Kari-Anne for organizing such a fantastic ride.

    I can’t wait for the next adventure!

    Until then, keep the rubber side down and ride on!

    NEVER MISS A

  • Motorcycle Awareness Ride – Winnipeg, Manitoba

    Motorcycle Awareness Ride – Winnipeg, Manitoba

    Oh, what a chilly December it is!

    While my humans are bundled up inside, dreaming of the open roads, I’m stuck here in the garage next to Goldie, who is just shivering away, longing for the warmth of Spring in Manitoba.

    Ah, Spring! The time when the city wakes up, and humans hop back on their bikes.

    But you know, it’s not just about the wind in their hair and the thrill of the ride—it’s about reminding everyone out there that we’re part of the traffic too!

    Little ol’ bikes like Goldie might be smaller than cars and trucks, but that doesn’t mean we don’t deserve some love on the roads.

    Every year, as the biking season kicks off, catchy billboards popping up everywhere reminding everyone that bikes are back!

    But unfortunately, that’s just not enough.

    Just like humans need to remember how to navigate snow-covered roads in winter with their cars, they need a refresher on how to coexist with bikes once spring rolls around.

    Enter the Winnipeg Motorcycle Riders Group!

    They take road safety seriously, after all, when a bike gets into a tangle, it’s not a good day for the rider or the ride!

    Every Spring, Grace leads the Winnipeg Motorcycle Group in organizing the Motorcycle Awareness Ride.

    This event is like a big family reunion for bikers, attracting a massive crowd of at least 200 riders who gather, share stories, and ride through the city together, eventually ending up at a neat spot for food, games, and a charity raffle!

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    I vividly remember May 2025. We were there, all revved up and excited at Princess Auto on the East side of the city.

    The vibe was electric as we gathered to reconnect before hopping onto Goldie for a thrilling ride through the city on the Trans-Canada Highway.

    Destination – the Headingly Sports Shop just outside the West perimeter in Headingly, Manitoba.

    Horns were honking in support, creating a beautiful symphony of excitement as everyone signalled that the bikes were back in town!

    When we arrived at Headingly Sports Shop, it felt as welcoming as a summer breeze!

    Grace had pulled out all the stops: food truck, hot dog cart, axe-throwing, and fabulous raffle prizes!

    We raised a staggering amount for charity, increased awareness about bikes on the road, and strengthened the bonds within our motorcycle community.

    Now, as the snowflakes fall gently outside, I can’t help but smile, dreaming of the adventures that await….May 2026, here we come!

    I can hardly wait to join my motorcycle friends, feel the thrill of the open road, and spread the word that we’re back in action!

    So here’s to warmth, wheels, and the wonderful world of biking!

    NEVER MISS A