Think Bike- Alberta Motorcycle Safety Society

Motorcycle Safety and Awareness

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  Episode #152

  One Last Ride / Brad Chalcraft

  Sep 16, 202630 min

  In this episode of Think Bike, host Liane Langlois speaks with Brad Chalcraft from One Last Ride, a unique motorcycle hearse service in Alberta. They discuss Brad's journey into motorcycling, the concept behind One Last Ride, and how he personalizes farewell services for motorcycle enthusiasts. The conversation also touches on the emotional aspects of dealing with grief, community support, and Brad's future plans to expand his services across Canada and beyond. Takeaways Brad has been riding motorcycles since he was eighteen. One Last Ride started as a motorcycle hearse service for bikers. The service is customizable, reflecting the personality of the deceased. Community support plays a crucial role in the success of One Last Ride. Brad emphasizes the importance of serving families during their time of grief. He has a unique approach to personalizing farewell services. The motorcycle community is known for its camaraderie and support. Brad aims to expand One Last Ride across Canada and into the U.S. The service is not just about transportation; it's about honoring the deceased's passion. Brad's work is a legacy of a previous owner of the motorcycle hearse. Sound Bites "I mean, it's the ultimate lazy boy on the road." "The services are completely customizable." "You know, fly high, ride in paradise." "I think about the good that I've done." "This is my dream, but this is his legacy." "It takes a certain type of person to do this." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to One Last Ride 05:04 The Concept Behind One Last Ride 10:00 Personalizing the Farewell 15:01 Navigating Grief and Community Support 20:02 Future Plans for One Last Ride

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  Episode #151

  Calgary Motorcycle Club hits a Milestone / Wade Youngman & Kevin Cholowsky

  Sep 9, 202631 min

  In this episode of Think Bike, host Lianne Langlois celebrates the 115th anniversary of the Calgary Motorcycle Club (CMC) with tour director Wade Youngman and social media manager Kevin Choloski. They discuss their personal journeys into motorcycling, the club's rich history, community activities, and the importance of safety and membership engagement. The conversation highlights the club's evolution from a dealer-run organization to a community-focused group, emphasizing the camaraderie and shared passion for motorcycling that has kept the CMC thriving for over a century. Takeaways Wade has been riding for 55 years, inspired by his family. Kevin started riding at eight, influenced by family dynamics. The CMC was founded in 1911, not 1926 as previously thought. The club has evolved from dealer-run to community-focused. Safety is a top priority during group rides. The CMC organizes various events, including poker runs and historical rides. The 115th anniversary celebration included a meet and greet, poker run, and show and shine. Membership requires participation in meetings and rides to ensure a good fit. The club values active members over just collecting dues. The camaraderie among members is what makes the CMC special. Sound Bites "We had a huge display of old memorabilia." "We had nothing but positive comments." "We don't want to just take people's money." "Safety is definitely a priority." "We treat it the same way, like Wade said." "The people are what keep it all going." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Calgary Motorcycle Club's Legacy 05:38 The Origins and Evolution of the Calgary Motorcycle Club 10:21 Activities and Community Engagement of the CMC 13:18 Celebrating 115 Years: The Anniversary Event 18:59 Membership and Safety in the CMC 25:09 The Future of the Calgary Motorcycle Club

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  Episode #150

  Riding to South America / Tanya & Bret Morrison

  Sep 2, 202637 min

  Join us as we explore the adventurous journeys of Tanya and Brett Morrison, who have traveled the world on motorcycles, exploring diverse cultures, overcoming challenges, and planning their next big trip to South America. Discover their insights on travel, safety, and the spirit of adventure. Key Topics Traveling the world on motorcycles Crossing international borders safely Off-road riding and technical challenges Planning and logistics for long-term travel Cultural experiences and language barriers Safety gear and emergency preparedness Trip planning flexibility and spontaneity Lessons learned from global backpacking Titles From Backpacking to Motorcycle Adventures: The Morrison's Journey How to Travel the World on Motorbikes: Tips from Tanya and Brett Sound Bites "Nine dollars a gallon in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska." "Shipping bikes is the fastest way through the Darien Gap." "You need a strong relationship for this kind of trip." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Tanya and Brett Morrison 00:31 How They Got Into Riding and Their First License 01:50 Highlights from Their Worldwide Backpacking Trip 03:51 Scuba Diving Adventures and Water Safety 05:29 Transition from Backpacking to Motorcycle Travel 06:50 Choosing the Right Bikes for Adventure 12:03 Starting the Motorcycle Journey: Routes and Countries 15:01 Exploring Remote Roads and Notable Passes 17:07 Crossing into the US and Mexico: Experiences and Safety 19:45 Dealing with Online Travel Safety Myths 21:52 Lessons Learned: Relationships and Trip Preparedness 23:11 Safety Measures and Gear for Remote Riding 25:56 Language Barriers and Cultural Interactions 26:50 Future Plans and End Goals for Their Trip 28:06 Route Planning in South America and Beyond 33:01 Following Their Journey on Social Media 34:12 Closing Remarks and Well Wishes Resources Morrison's En Route - YouTube Channel Canadian Safety Supplies Guest Links YouTube Facebook

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  Episode #149

  Moto Hooligans / Matt MacKenzie

  Aug 26, 202632 min

  In this episode, Liane interviews Matt Mackenzie, a paramedic and co-founder of Moto Hooligans. They discuss Matt's journey into motorcycling, the role of a paramedic in motorcycle safety, and the importance of rider education. Matt shares insights on the culture of hooliganism in motorcycling, emphasizing the need for responsible riding and safety gear. The conversation highlights the Moto Hooligans community's values and the importance of fostering a safe and enjoyable riding environment. Takeaways Matt Mackenzie has been involved in motorcycling since childhood. The motorcycle community is tightly knit, making accidents personal. Rider education is lacking compared to previous generations. Many new riders buy bikes without proper training. Safety gear is essential and should be prioritized over the bike's cost. The rise of autonomous vehicles may contribute to motorcycle accidents. Hooliganism in motorcycling can be fun but should be practiced responsibly. The Moto Hooligans community promotes safe riding practices. Riders should be aware of their surroundings and other vehicles. It's important to encourage new riders to join the community safely. Sound Bites "Prepare for the slide, not the ride." "Spend the money on your gear." "I want to keep my face, you know?" "The safer you are, the more fun you'll have." "Don't be afraid to get into the bike world." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Matt Mackenzie and His Journey 02:59 The Role of a Paramedic in Motorcycle Safety 05:48 The Importance of Rider Education and Training 08:52 Understanding Hooliganism in Motorcycle Culture 11:47 Safety Tips for Riders 14:46 The Moto Hooligans Community and Its Values

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  Episode #147

  Law Changes /James H Brown / Colby Bidwell

  Aug 12, 202625 min

  In this episode, Colby Bidwell from James H. Brown Injury Lawyers discusses injury law, community involvement, and upcoming legislative changes affecting motorcyclists and injured individuals in Alberta. Key Topics Injury law and legal support Community involvement and charity work Upcoming legislative changes in injury claims Impact of no-fault insurance system Risks specific to motorcyclists and injury prevention Sound Bites "Injury impacts how people interact with their lives." "We’re all sharing the road and our space." "Legal barriers will make it harder to get support." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Colby Bidwell and Injury Law 01:12 Colby’s Background and Personal Connection to Injury 02:08 Overview of James H. Brown’s Services 03:01 Supporting Clients Through Injury Recovery 04:34 Community Events and Charitable Involvement 06:14 Community Support and Corporate Responsibility 07:14 Misconceptions About Injury Lawyers 08:02 Legislative Changes Coming in 2027 09:12 Potential Impact of No-Fault System on Injured Individuals 10:16 Defining Catastrophic Injuries and Long-Term Care 11:42 Reduced Damages and Impact on Victims 12:18 Challenges for Lawyers and Injured People 14:25 How to Advocate for Your Interests Politically 15:48 The Importance of Community and Legal Support 16:49 Legal Access and Barriers in the New System 17:14 Risks for Motorcyclists and Injury Prevention 18:46 Risks of Limited Lawsuits and Criminal Charges 20:12 How to Engage with Your Elected Representatives 21:26 Closing Remarks and Appreciation

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