Quad Riders Association of British Columbia

I'm not sure really, but recently one of the Fraser Valley ATV Clubs took a very long weekend and went up the Highway to a secluded camping spot. They decided to send us the pictures, claiming "not everything done in summer has to be hot and dusty". Thanks to the Explorers for the fantastic pictures, look forward to seeing shots of the third annual Pirate Boat Races! Click on the main title to be taken to all the days (nights) fun.

Many of those who came walked away with great prizes! Click the read more button below to see the winners and their pictures.

Tuesday July 13th, Members of ATV BC and the Moose ATV Club met with officials from Canadian Natural Resources to discuss the Stewart Lake Trail System.

The Cowichan ATV Club Float entry into the Lake Days Parade was very successful. They were awarded a Second Place ribbon for their efforts.An information booth was set up after the parade to further the efforts of the Cowichan Club and ATV/BC. Thanks to Bill, Jean, Joe, Rick, Ellen, Zan, Mike, Doug and all the other club members that organized, helped patrol intersections and manned the booth. Everyone enjoyed the day and had a good time.

Once again, the Can-Am ATV Club Support Program partners with your local Can-Am dealer to donate up to $1,000 cash to your local ATV club this summer/fall. That's right, Can-Am is putting thousands of dollars on the table across British Columbia as their way of saying thanks to our hard-working clubs and volunteers who build and maintain BC's thousands of kilometres of trails.

All you have to do is click the banner below, and follow the directions to fill out and print a $10 donation certificate, then drop it off at a Can-Am dealership. Can-Am will then give your ATV club $10 cash! How easy is that?

Help Can-Am give their money to your ATV club! All it costs you is a few minutes of your time. Make sure everyone in your ATV club does this before Sept 15, 2010.

You do not need to own a Can-Am ATV to participate.

THANKS to Can-Am for supporting the ATV clubs of BC and Quads.ca.

Summer motorized sports have taken a major step in working with government and protecting our access to crown land. In August at our Face to Face board meeting held in Chilliwack this year The British Columbia Off Road Motorcycle Association and the Quad Riders ATV Association of British Columbia signed a Memorandum of Understanding on collaboration and cooperation for the benefit of all motorized sports. 

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those that participated in the face to face spring meeting in Chilliwack this past weekend.

Robert did an excellent job of organizing the event, especially since he had to do it from Fort St John.

The Project was to establish a off loading site on the West Harrison FSR approximately 3KM past the Weaver Creek Fish Hatchery. The gravel road from the Hatchery parking lot to Weaver Lake Rec Site turn off is considered PUBLIC ROADWAY and you can be ticketed by the RCMP for various offences such as no insurance, speeding [40 KPH speed limit] and riding on a public road.