Spring is an exciting time for motorcycle riders in Ontario. The snow melts, the temperatures rise, and the open road calls. But while spring marks the start of another riding season, it also brings unique dangers that can make it one of the riskiest times to ride. This guide breaks down the top spring riding risks and provides safety tips to keep you protected.
Spring is finally here, and if you’re a motorcycle rider in Ontario, you know what that means—it’s time to get back on the road! But before you roll out of the garage, your bike (and your riding skills) need a little post-winter TLC. Winter leaves behind road hazards, unpredictable weather, and rusty reflexes, so a careful return to riding is essential. Here’s your ultimate guide to getting your motorcycle ready for a safe and thrilling spring season.
As the days grow shorter and the temperatures drop, many motorcycle enthusiasts may be tempted to stow away their beloved rides for the fall and winter seasons. However, with the right preparation, you can continue to enjoy the thrill of two-wheeled adventures throughout the chillier months. In this blog, we'll explore the crucial reasons why it's vital to prepare your motorcycle for fall and winter riding and why it's crucial to maintain your insurance coverage even during the off-season.
By tweaking your riding habits and making small modifications to your motorcycle, you can further increase your fuel savings and reduce the frequency of filling up your tank. Even though motorcycles are already known for their fuel efficiency, implementing some of these tips can help your motorcycle perform even better over time. Here are a few simple yet effective ways to boost your motorcycle's fuel efficiency.
In Ontario, it’s mandatory to have motorcycle insurance for any motorcycle you ride on roadways. It can protect you from personal liability in the case of an at-fault collision, pay for important medical and rehabilitative care if you or your passenger are injured, and can help you pay for the cost of repairing or replacing your damaged motorcycle. We’ve outlined everything you need to know about motorcycle insurance in Ontario.
We know e-bikes are faster and easier to ride but are they also safer than a bicycle? New data from Bikmo shows this may be true!
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.
As a beginner learning to ride, you’ll want to get on the road as soon as possible but there are some things you need to do before you get on your motorcycle!
Using motorcycle hand signals is a great way to increase your safety, especially when riding in a group. Learn and practice these hand signals so you’re ready to use them when needed!
Don’t let the experience of a beautiful long motorcycle ride be ruined by sore muscles! Prep your body for your next long ride with these stretches!
