Getting ready for the 2018 motorcycle season

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Winter 2018

Welcome to Motorcycling News

Published online quarterly by The Motorcyclists Confederation of Canada (MCC), Motorcycling News contains news and views from our member organizations and associations. If you are planning events in your province or in your community, please let us know so we can share in our newsletter, on our blog, through our social channels and on our website. Share your voice, your photos and your videos. Together we can create a better riding experience for all and make Canada one of the safest countries in the world to ride a motorcycle.

Working for motorcyclists across Canada

We’re in full gear for spring’s arrival. Our successful Motorcycle Safety Pledge campaign is back, and people have been taking the Pledge at motorcycle shows across the country this winter. If you missed us at the shows, visit our website and take the Pledge.

Attend the Canadian Motorcycle Racing Summit
Join us this weekend for the Canadian Motorcycle Racing Summit where we’re opening the conversation about the future of motorcycle racing in Canada.

This event is the first step of our public consultation to hear from the racing community, and to listen to their suggestions, concerns, and vision for the future of motorcycle racing. We realize not everyone will be able to attend, so we are preparing an online survey to ensure everyone’s voice is heard.

Don’t miss the Canadian Motorcycle Racing Summit on February 17 during the Toronto Motorcycle Show.

We hope to see you there!
Dave Millier, Chair

Attend the Canadian Motorcycle Racing Summit

Add your voice to the future of motorcycle racing

Join us on Saturday, February 17, 2018 at the Toronto Motorcycle Show
Room 108B at the Enercare Centre from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
For more details and to RSVP visit Motorcycling.ca.

Off-Road Council Safety Videos

We are excited to share our new series of off-road safety videos. This five-part series takes you through the preparation and ride procedures, and features International Six Days Enduro (ISDE) medalists Loïc Léonard and Félicia Robichaud.

Be sure to subscribe to MCC’s new YouTube channel.

MCC Off-Road Council safety video series offer tips and advice on ensuring a safe trail ride.

Take the Motorcycle Safety Pledge
Download 2018 Safety Campaign Resources

Help make Canada one of the safest places in the world to ride a motorcycle.

Show your commitment to motorcycle safety by taking the Pledge – this is a promise to yourself and others to put safety first. Share your Pledge and encourage others to take it too.

Visit Motorcycling.ca/Resources to access the latest 2018 Safety Awareness Month logo, posters, graphics and messages to help spread the importance of motorcycle safety.

MCC takes the Motorcycle Safety Pledge

Our board and committee members show their commitment to motorcycle safety by taking the Motorcycle Safety Pledge.

MCC in the News

We take a look back at MCC's 2017 motorcycling priorities and look ahead to the coming motorcycling season in our article A year of growth for MCC.

Discover the health benefits of off-road motorcycling in our latest article Stay physically active while enjoying the thrill of the ride.

Motorcycle Events

Here are a few events happening this month. Be sure to visit the events section of motorcycling.ca to see what’s happening in your area.

Promote your event: If you don’t see your event listed, simply sign up and add it to our calendar.

February Events

February 16-18: Toronto Motorcycle Show

February 17: Canadian Motorcycle Racing Summit

February 23-25: Montreal Motorcycle Show

The Motorcyclists Confederation of Canada (MCC) is the voice of motorcycling in Canada. Our purpose is to create a better riding experience for all Canadians, and to make Canada one of the safest countries in the world to ride a motorcycle.

MCC is the national not-for-profit advocacy organization for the promotion of motorcycling interests. MCC provides a forum for members from across the country to share their expertise and communicate their needs to key decision makers and the public.

We collaborate with member federations, clubs, partners, and international organizations to advance public policy and traffic safety issues that are important to Canadian motorcyclists.

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