We lost a legend on January 23rd. Ronnie B, a staple in the Edmonton motorcycle community, passed away at 81 years old.

Ronnie was all about Harleys—don't even think about bringing anything else into his shop! But beyond the bikes, he was a passionate photographer who saw the world through a lens. He rode until the very end, and that's how he lived: full throttle, no regrets.

To me, he was more than a mechanic. He was the only one who worked on my Sporty, and when money was tight—which it...We lost a legend on January 23rd. Ronnie B, a staple in the Edmonton motorcycle community, passed away at 81 years old.

Ronnie was all about Harleys—don't even think about bringing anything else into his shop! But beyond the bikes, he was a passionate photographer who saw the world through a lens. He rode until the very end, and that's how he lived: full throttle, no regrets.

To me, he was more than a mechanic. He was the only one who worked on my Sporty, and when money was tight—which it usually was—he didn't turn me away. Instead, he'd have me get in there alongside him. He taught me how to work on my own bike, gave me skills and confidence I wouldn't have found anywhere else. That's the kind of man he was.

The Edmonton motorcycle community lost a great man. A celebration of life ride will happen during riding season. I'll post details when I know them.

RIP Ronnie B. You're taking your final ride to a better place Show more

Hey folks, real talk—is the winter hitting you different this year?
We're deep into January and I know a lot of you are feeling the seasonal slump. The days are short, the cold's relentless, and sometimes getting out of bed feels like the hardest ride of the day.
So I'm curious: Are you battling the winter blues or seasonal depression right now? And more importantly—what's your go-to remedy? Is it hitting the road (even in the cold)? Coffee? Time with friends? A good book? Something else...Hey folks, real talk—is the winter hitting you different this year?
We're deep into January and I know a lot of you are feeling the seasonal slump. The days are short, the cold's relentless, and sometimes getting out of bed feels like the hardest ride of the day.
So I'm curious: Are you battling the winter blues or seasonal depression right now? And more importantly—what's your go-to remedy? Is it hitting the road (even in the cold)? Coffee? Time with friends? A good book? Something else entirely?
Drop your thoughts below. Sometimes knowing we're not alone in this stuff makes all the difference. And who knows—you might inspire someone else who's struggling. Show more

Highway 40 Kananaskis Trail
Does this road usually open in late May - June weather depending.
Looking to head down that way from Calgary around June 4 if open.

Here is the Winter Activities Map: rumblealberta.com/

Welcome Jeff - are you looking for the winter activities map????

I need my motorcycle

How is everyone doing in 2026? What toys are you playing with during the winter? Are there any snowmobile owners in here?

We are experiencing broken links since the upgrade - I am working on fixing as many as I find - if you come acrsss any, please copy them and send then to me here.

Welcome Shannon - can we help you with anything - are you looking for a winter drive/ events maps????

Looking for something meaningful to do?

Join us on Saturday, January 24, 2026 for a special evening celebrating the North Saskatchewan River.

In partnership with the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance, we're hosting the premiere screening of their powerful new documentary, "The Story of the North Saskatchewan River."

The evening includes a delicious buffet dinner, the documentary viewing, and an engaging panel discussion.

Your ticket supports watershed conservation, each ticket includes a $25 donation to the NSWA, and you'll...Join us on Saturday, January 24, 2026 for a special evening celebrating the North Saskatchewan River.

In partnership with the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance, we're hosting the premiere screening of their powerful new documentary, "The Story of the North Saskatchewan River."

The evening includes a delicious buffet dinner, the documentary viewing, and an engaging panel discussion.

Your ticket supports watershed conservation, each ticket includes a $25 donation to the NSWA, and you'll receive a tax receipt for your contribution.
Saturday, January 24, 2026
$88 per person | $528 table of 6
Special accommodation rate available. Use Group ID 15611 when booking.

Book your tickets at metiscrossing.com
#MetisCrossing #NorthSaskatchewanRiver #NSWA #WatershedConservation #DocumentaryScreening Show more

Welcome Lisa!

Welcome Darren - did you want to grab the winter activities map?

Welcome Anita and Jeremy - if there is anything you need - please let us know!

Well folks - hope you had a merry Christmas and are looking forward to a reset in 2026...I finally got some of my tech nightmare sorted out - it's been a learning curve - planning on stopping in daily now though!!! Hope you are staying warm!

Welcome Jeremy - I'd love to know if you are looking for the Winter Drive Map????