Brandon Manitoba – The Wheat City
Brandon Manitoba is Manitoba’s second-largest city. Home of a super sweet purple ’67 ‘Cuda, Crows General Store, the Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum and, of course, so much more.
Brandon Manitoba is Manitoba’s second-largest city. Home of a super sweet purple ’67 ‘Cuda, Crows General Store, the Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum and, of course, so much more.
May is Motorcycle Safety Month and the CMMG kicks off every May with a Safety Rally. The next best way to start motorcycle season in Manitoba is with some tacos. And tune-ups. Together.
Now that we can ride again it is time to get out and experience Manitoba by Motorcycle. Ride out to all the cool art installations (town statues), explore our epic Manitoba parks, and study up on local history with all the municipal monuments. Then go do some deep exploring within each regions backyard to experience just what Manitoba has to offer you. Hint: It’s a lot.
My first trip to Souris Manitoba was a bit of a memorable one. It was the first time the wife and I went on an actual ride together for more than an hour and it was…pretty weird. I cannot remember what month it was but it was a warm, extremely bright, and sunny morning when we left home in Winnipeg, then 30 minutes later it started raining. Then it started snowing. When we rode home I had to stuff a couple of ice-cold bottles of water in my jacket to cool off from the heat. Weird, right?
The Manitoba by Motorcycle Women’s Patch was created to recognize some of the many notable women in our province. Each stop on this ride is in honour of a Manitoban woman who has made a significant contribution to their field of history, sports, medicine, politics, activism, philanthropy, or the arts. Join in on the ride to celebrate the past, present, and future contributions of the amazing women that call Manitoba home!
A Brand New Crew for You 2021 was a big and busy year for Manitoba by Motorcycle and a lot of that is thanks to you. We are riding hard into 2022 with more of everything to make it even bigger and even better. Yes, you read that right. WE. Wess and Tennyson have officially…
Manitoba’s Interlake has a lot to offer and a lot to see and Interlake Tourism has curated a special Interlake Manitoba by Motorcycle route that covers the top 20 destinations. The Interlake loop has it all: Vikings, snakes, marshes, even a quarry park!
I know what you’re thinking. When you think of bananas you always think of Melita Manitoba. Obviously, right? Or is it just me?
Central Manitoba offers events throughout the year that will appeal to all ages. Fairs and festivals in the spring and summer will entertain and delight while fall dinners are a tasty bite of the prairies. Central Manitoba has countless activities for everyone on 2 wheels, 4 wheels, or no wheels if you prefer to walk/run/hike.
Selkirk Manitoba is the home of Chuck the Channel Cat, a large catfish statue that hangs out at the local Smitty’s. Selkirk is roughly 20km (12 miles) north of Winnipeg along Highway 9. Known as “The Catfish Capital of the World” because of the record-sized catches on the local stretch of the Red River. The roughly 30-foot tall catfish was erected in 1986 and is named for local fisherman Chuck Norquay.