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Six hours from Detroit, five hours from Toronto, three hours from Montreal and a mere 45 minutes from Ottawa are the borders of one of the best riding areas in Canada maybe even North America.
This may seem like over-inflated marketing speak, but I've ridden these roads, and I can say first hand, they are not only amongst the best I've ridden, they are at the top rung in a province already blessed with some pretty great riding.
Riders looking for a weekend getaway can find a surprising diversity of routes in Ontario, Canada. Sparkling blue lakes, deep green forests, and epic mountains are all just a few hours north of the Greater Toronto Area. Here's my top picks for phenomenal weekend rides to get your motors running, ranging from short hauls to heavy mileage.
Whenever and wherever riding enthusiasts congregate and discuss the best places to ride, the old standards like the Pacific Coast Highway, Cabot Trail and Deals Gap come up often. I recently started hearing about another one lately that had me intrigued - The Lake Superior Circle Tour.
After booking a week's vacation and a BMW K1600GTL a month in advance, I finally set off from my home in Toronto, Ontario during the first week of July to enjoy some long days on the open road and warm nights by the water.
I have a long history of saying that pretty much every engine could be improved by adding 10% more power. With the Brutale 800, MV Agusta has achieved that goal and then some.
As the average age of motorcyclists rises, the industry is scrambling to find a way to attract new riders to the street. How do you turn curious bystanders into devoted consumers? Honda thinks it has the answer.
At the start of the 2013 French Grand Prix, the Alien with the faintest prospects had to be Repsol Honda minuteman Dani Pedrosa. Since joining the premier class in 2006, he had never finished higher than third here.
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