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May 20, 2008: Thanks to Roberta and Brodie of Rolling Thunder Radio for having me on their program last night, it was a lot of fun.
May 16, 2008: Rode the Duffey Lake loop, 703 kilometers round trip. Left Langley at 8:00 am and arrived back home at 11:15 pm. Captured some pretty cool footage of an avalanche from the previous day. I'll be editing the next few weeks, till then I've posted some photos in the British Columbia and
V-ROD photo sections.
May 15, 2008: Rolling Thunder Radio will be interviewing me on Monday 19th, at 8:00pm. You can hear it online by clicking on Rolling Thunder Radio on our links page or tune your radio to: CISL650 AM
May 12, 2008: New video: Motorcycle riding with COWS. Leaving Cache Creek, I turned of the Trans-Canada Highway in search of higher elevation, for footage of the surrounding area, when I came across hundreds of cows. It took awhile but I rode through them, once I got to the front of the herd, I turned around and rode back through them. It was hilarious...
May 11, 2008: Happy Mother's Day...
April 19, 2008: New video:
The Coquihalla Highway and the Great Bear Snowshed, between Hope and Merritt, British Columbia, Canada, are featured in this clip. (#31) footage shot on April 12th, 2008. The Coquihalla Lakes Road is also seen in this clip.
April 5, 2008: New video:
The Icefields Parkway, Highway #93 and Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada are featured in this clip. (#30) This footage was shot on June 25, 2006.
March 29,2008: New video: Rustico, Rusticoville, North Rustico & North Rustico Harbour, Prince Edward Island, Canada are featured in this clip. (#29) This footage was shot on June 1st, 2006.
March 21, 2008: New video:
The Trans Canada Highway #2, between Grand Falls and Aroostook, New Brunswick, Canada are featured in this clip. (#28) GOT MIST? It's not always blue sky and sunshine. This footage was shot May 18, 2006, and represents one minute and sixteen seconds of an hour long tape. There were many days of weather similar to this on our cross country adventure...
Bet you're glad you're watching Virtual Riding Television, and not getting soaked...
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June 15, 2008: Happy Father's Day...
June 6, 2008: Our Canada trip timeline is now available. More details will be added to this section as I review our journals and video footage. A new Info section has also been added.
June 3, 2008: Special thanks goes out to "PT" from Washington State, for the recent contribution to Virtual Riding Television.
May 28, 2008: New accident page contains:
May 21, 2008: It was ten years ago today, I had my motorcycle accident...
June 17, 2008: A detailed list of the Equipment used on our Canada trip is now available.
June 29, 2008: This banner was created by an 89 year old artist from Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Thanks "LP".
Virtual Riding Television wishes you and all fellow Canadians a Happy Canada Day long weekend.
July 1, 2008: Today Canada celebrates it's 141st Birthday.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA
July 3, 2008: Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec 400 years ago today.
Take a virtual motorcycle ride through Old Quebec City, declaired a World Heritage Site in 1985 by the UNESCO, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation. The Chateau Frontenac, Upper Town and Lower Town are featured in this clip. (footage shot on June 4th, 2006).
HAPPY 400th BIRTHDAY QUEBEC.
July 11, 2008: New video: click here for: HD version
Take a virtual motorcycle ride through a snow avalanche at Duffey Lake, British Columbia, Canada. This footage was shot on May 16, 2008. The first avalanche occurred on May 15th and closed
Highway 99. The second happened approximately an hour before I shot this, timing is everything....
July 20, 2008: VRIDETV now has a HIGH DEFINITION channel. There are eleven videos to choose from using the 1280x720HD format. Click here VIDEO high def or use the button in the menu bar. You will now be able to take a virtual motorcycle ride and experience Canada in true High Definition.
July 29, 2008: Two more videos have been added to the high definition channel. click here: VIDEO high def. More photos have been added to the V-rod photo page.
July 28, 2008: Rode to Celista BC with a friend for the weekend. A beautiful area between Chase and Salmon Arm, British Columbia. I filmed the ride and took lots of pictures. Here's a few and more will be posted soon. The trip was 854 kilometers, round trip.
August 1, 2008: This long weekend commemorates the 150th anniversary of the founding of the colony of British Columbia. Celebrations are happening throughout the Province. Just like the sign say, BC150 Years - The Best Place on Earth........
A new photo gallery has been posted on the British Columbia photo page.
August 4, 2008: Today is BC Day. Happy 150th Birthday British Columbia.
August 6, 2008: Special thanks to Gerbing's Heated Clothing for outfitting us with their Cascade Extreme Jackets, Cascade Extreme pants, Classic heated gloves and the G3 heated gloves. We will be wearing this new gear on our upcoming trip as we film parts of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan. 2008 Equipment List
August 9, 2008: Special thanks to Hawgzotic Custom Cycle for installing new tires on my bike which were necessary for the upcoming trip.
August 18, 2008: Special thanks to KBC perfomance helmets for providing us with the 2008 model of the FFR Modular - Flip Front Helmets, visors and extra liners.
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September 27, 2008: Several weeks were spent preparing for the recent trip through parts of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Leaving on Sept 6th and returning on September 23rd. Riding 5,707 kilometers, shooting 91 hours of high definition video and taking 3,183 photos. Videos will be uploaded as they are edited, and photos will be posted as they are resized.
September Ride Timeline:
September 6: The trip begins leaving Langley at 9:30 am, riding to Revelstoke, BC, where I spent the night. Special thanks goes to the Days Inn and Suites in Revelstoke, for providing accommodations. (523 kilometers)
September 7: Left Revelstoke and rode to Canmore, Alberta spending the night there. Special thanks goes to The Canadian Rockies Chalets in Canmore, Alberta for providing accommodations.
(306 kilometers)
September 8-10: Left Canmore at 11:00 am with a temperature of 3 degrees riding to Kananaskis Country where I spent three days filming this incredible area. Some of the areas featured: Barrier Dam, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, Highwood Pass and the Kananaskis Village with five outstanding viewpoints on the Delta Lodge's property. Special thanks goes to the Delta Lodge at Kananaskis for providing accommodations while filming in the area. (55.6 kilometers)
September 12-14: Left Medicine Hat Alberta and rode to the set of TV's Corner Gas, in Rouleau Saskatchewan. Left Rouleau after sunset and rode to Weyburn. (540 kilometers)
September 15: Left Weyburn and rode back to Medicine Hat, home of the world's largest tepee. Thanks again Motel 6 for providing accommodations on my return trip. (545 kilometers)
September 16-17: Medicine Hat to Drumheller. Some of the areas featured: Royal Tyrrell Museum, Dinosaur Provincial Park, the Hoodoos and the back 9 of the Dinosaur Trail Golf & Country Club. Special thanks goes to the Inn & Spa at Heartwood for providing accommodations while filming in the area. (331 kilometers)
September 18-22: I left Drumheller at 8:30 am and rode to Jasper. (542 kilometers)
I spent five days filming in Jasper National Park and Banff National Park. Some of the areas featured: Medicine Lake, Maligine Lake, the Columbia Icefield, Highway 93 the Icefield Parkway and a heli-tour courtesy of Icefield Helicopter Tours.
September 23: Left jasper at 8:30 am with a temperature of 1 degree. Arriving in Langley at 5:30 pm BC time. (753 kilometers)
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September 11: Left the Kananaskis Village and rode to Medicine Hat, Alberta, spending the night there. Special thanks goes to the Motel 6 for providing accommodations.
(502 kilometers)
October 3, 2008: A new photo gallery has been added to the British Columbia photo page featuring Rogers Pass in Glacier National Park (Gallery 1 containing 49 photos)
October 5, 2008: A new photo gallery has been added to the Alberta photo page featuring Kananaskis Country (Gallery 1 containing 112 photos).
October 7, 2008: More Alberta photos have been added featuring: the World's Largest Tepee, Royal Tyrrell Museum, Hoodoos, Dinosaur Provincial Park, and more (Gallery 2 containing 119 photos).
October 10, 2008: A new photo gallery has been added to the Saskatchewan photo page featuring: Chaplin, Weyburn, and the Corner Gas set in Rouleau (Gallery 1 containing 126 photos).
October 12, 2008: A new photo gallery has been added to the motorcycle photo page. It features: the high definition video camera equipped Harley-Davidson V-rod at various points of interest (Gallery 1 containing 91 photos).
October 16, 2008: Two new photo galleries have been added to the Alberta photo page. Gallery 3 features: Banff National Park and Highway 93 the Icefields Parkway. (77 photos)
Gallery 4 features: a heli-tour at Cline River, Jasper, Medicine Lake, Maligne Lake, and Jasper National Park (84 photos).
November 9, 2008: New video: Click here for: HD version
Rocky Mountain sheep near Highwood Pass on the Kananaskis Trail in Alberta. With an elevation of 7,239 feet, it holds the record for the highest maintained paved road in Canada.
(This footage was shot on September 10, 2008).
Special thanks to:
The Delta Lodge at Kananaskis for providing the accomodations while filming in the area.
December 3, 2008: New video: Click here for: HD version
Medicine Lake in Jasper National Park, Alberta. Approximately 15 minutes from the town of Jasper.
(This footage was shot on September 20, 2008).
Special thanks to: The Mount Robson Inn for providing the accomodations while filming in the area.
December 25, 2008: MERRY CHRISTMAS... Happy Holidays everyone...
January 1, 2009: HAPPY NEW YEAR...
We would like to thank all our viewers for watching Virtual Riding Television in 2008.
Happy New Year, and all the best to you in 2009.
January 22, 2009: New Video: Click here for HD version
Take a virtual motorcycle ride on the David Thompson Highway to Icefield Helicopter Tours in Cline River, Alberta. Then experience a virtual helicopter ride while on the Wilson Icefield Discovery Tour.
Special thanks to: Icefield Helicopter Tours for providing the Heli-tour. It was an exhilarating experience, one that I look forward to have again. (This footage was shot on September 19, 2008).
Special thanks also goes to: The Mount Robson Inn for providing the accomodations while filming in the area.
February 20, 2009: The last several weeks have been spent adding 52 video pages with; info, stats, photos, and google maps. There are two side bar menus containing a list of videos in standard and high definition, select and play...
February 23, 2009: We would like to thank Dan McAfee, the Managing Editor and Webmaster of, Canadian Motorcycle Rider online magazine, for posting this
article about Virtual Riding Television.
February 25, 2009: New Site Map has been added for easy navigation. It can be found on the bottom right hand corner of every page.
February 27, 2009: We would like to thank the Motozania team for inviting us to be apart of their Motorcycle Social Network.
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March 5, 2009: New Video: Click here for HD version
A motorcycle ride to the Dinosaur Provincial Park in the Badlands of Alberta, Canada. The park was established as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on October 26th, 1979 both for its nationally significant badlands and riverside riparian habitats, and for the international importance of the fossils found here. UNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
Special thanks to the Inn & Spa at Heartwood for providing accommodations while filming in the area. (This footage was shot on September 16, 2008).
March 16, 2009: Three new features have been added to the bottom of each page.
- Google custom searh bar: Search this website.
- Google translate button: 36 languages.
- Share button: StumbleUpon, Facebook, MySpace, Digg, Twitter, Email, etc.
March 30, 2009: New Video: Click here for HD version
Motorcycle riding into a prairie sunset, lightning storm & heavy rain. This three minute clip represents two hours of footage that was taken on rural Highway 13 between Carlyle, and Weyburn Saskatchewan, Canada. It's not always blue sky and sunshine...
April 1st, 2009: We would like to thank Dan McAfee, the Managing Editor and Webmaster of, Canadian Motorcycle Rider online magazine, for posting this article about Virtual Riding Television. This is the second article CMR has posted, the first was in February and can be seen on page 2.
April 6, 2009: Virtual Riding Television would like to thank Motorcycle.com for posting this article on Vridetv and two of our videos.
Motorcycle riding into a lightning storm, and the Rocky Mountain sheep videos are featured in Motorcycle.com's blog, The Sidecar.
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April 12, 2009: A new navigation menu has been added and placed on top of our newly revised banner.
April 18, 2009: A new Information section has been added. It contains; equipment lists, a site map, subscription, F.A.Q.s, and details of the September 08 Ride. On that trip, eighteen days were spent riding and filming parts of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
April 8, 2009: Promote your website by participating in our Banner Exchange.
View the banner advertisments of other sites already participating by clicking here: Banner Links.
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April 21, 2009: Here are a few pictures from todays ride to Cypress Provincial Park. The first four were taken near the top of Cypress Bowl just before the ski area, and the fifth was shot from the point of interest about half way down down the mountain.
April 23, 2009: Special thanks goes to thank Dan McAfee, the Managing Editor and Webmaster of, Canadian Motorcycle Rider online magazine, for posting these two article about Virtual Riding Television. (Click photos to read articles)
We are delighted to have Canadian Motorcycle Rider as one of our media sponsors.
April 28, 2009: Virtual Riding Television is very pleased to announce the addition of a third high definition video camera for this riding season, the Sony HXR-MC1 Digital High Definition Video Camera Recorder. Just recently released, this professional HD helmet cam is one of only twenty-two currently in Canada. Video footage from the camera will be posted in the next few weeks.
May 1st, 2009: We were contacted today by the CEO & Executive Producer of MotoZania.com informing us that our Sunset, Lightning and Rain video had been chosen as "Video of the Month" by the members of the MotoZania Motorcycle Social Network. Special thanks goes to everyone that voted for our video.
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May 7th, 2009: Special thanks goes to our sponsor KBC Performance Helmets for providing us with two VR-1X helmets and silver iridium shields.
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May 11th, 2009: Special thanks goes to our sponsor Tilley Endurables Western Store, for outfitting Jeff head to toe in their world renowned travel apparel.
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- T3 Tilley Hat
- Different Drummer Legends Men’s Caliber Pleated Pants
- Tropical Blend Men's Long-Sleeved Bush Shirt
- Men's Coolmax® Extreme Boxer
- Tilley 'Walking' Socks
The comfort of these clothes is truly appreciated, especially after a long day of riding... Thanks Tilley :)
May 15, 2009: New Video: Click here for HD version
Virtual motorcycle riding on Cypress Bowl Road which is located in Cypress Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada. This footage was shot April 21st, 2009, as you can see there is still lots of snow near the top of Cypress Mountain. The point of interest shown at the end of the video is overlooking Vancouver, British Columbia. Stanley Park and the Lions Gate Bridge can also be seen.
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May 20th, 2009: Special thanks goes to our media sponsor Canadian Motorcycle Rider online magazine. The Managing Editor and Webmaster Dan McAfee, has posted this article on our most recent video, Cypress Provincial Park. (As seen below)
We encourage you to visit Canadian Motorcycle Rider and catch up on all the latest motorcycle news.
May 28th, 2009: Fabrication of the mounting system for the Sony HXR-MC1 HD helmet cam is now complete, several weeks were spent testing and tuning. Today, a 538 kilometer test was done on a ride from Langley to the Last Spike Point of Interest located between Spences Bridge and Ashcroft, British Columbia, Canada. Footage from the ride will be posted in the next couple of days.
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