Maxi-Scooters take North America by Storm

This year, Yamaha is making waves in the personal water craft industry. Its nanotechnology, using a high compression moulding process rather than layered fibreglass, may soon be the standard in hull production.

Calm Down... no really

We know that Canadians value their mobility and have a tendency to rely on personal vehicles as their primary means of transportation. But they are also increasingly interested in options that allow them to reduce their personal environmental footprint and more importantly now, to save money at the gas pumps.

There are so many reasons why women go into business these days. Some want the freedom to be their own boss, others want the flexibility, while some see a need in the market that they can fill.

Health and safety tips to keep you off your back

Turning day-trippers into long distance road warriors

Studies say protective clothing can prevent or reduce 43 percent of injuries to soft tissue and 63 percent of deep and extensive injuries, not to mention prevention or reduction of cuts, abrasions, exhaust pipe burns and the stripping away of skin and muscle.

The business of safety

Create Safety. Keep your head up... and on.

Motorcycle & Moped Industry Council (MMIC) Canadian Off-Highway Vehicles (COHV) Continued support for OHV associations in 2008

Up, up, and away! The light at the end of the tunnel is getting brighter for Canadian powersport dealers.

There's nothing like a new year to kick start product launches. Canadian Powersport Trade asked manufacturers and distributors about items brand new for 2009 and found several that are sure to provide great value for consumers while fattening your bottom line.

Mintel predicts top trends for 2009, describing five key changes to consumer behaviour and how businesses can thrive.

Female riders represent the fastest growing market segment in North America.

Never underestimate the power of a fully stocked first aid kit.

Finding more ways to offer deals to consumers increases the likelihood that they will want to come back to your shop. Here is a closer look at how a few dealerships attract newcomers while maintaining close ties with existing customers.