Canadian Goldwing Adventure with Wayne Hamm

Photo of two men holding up a water bottle filled with seawater. They are standing in front of an ocean.

Crossing Canada on a Goldwing—Part 4

As we exited Quebec and entered New Brunswick, I became somewhat euphoric. The temperature soared to a high of 33º C and that feeling of being hurried on a main highway left me. 

A red and white coloured float plane sitting beside a dock on the water.

Crossing Canada on a Goldwing: Part 3

Three days in Ontario and two in Quebec made for a total of 2,900 kilometres.

Photo of a yellow canola field.

Crossing Canada on a Goldwing: Part 2

The Prairie provinces are wrongly accused of being boring by some. Many people—cocooned inside of a vehicle with air conditioning, stereos, movies for the children and other gadgets—miss the beauty of this region. 

Photo of a sale boat parked at the dock.

Crossing Canada on a Goldwing: Part 1

Forever etched in our minds, it was a truly life-changing experience. We were right there together, inches apart for days—my stepfather, Bruce Wheeler, and I. However, the motorcycle experience itself will be individual. 

Photo of an older gentleman and a middle-aged man standing in front of a BMW motorcycle with a trailer attached to it. The rig is parked beside the ocean.

Crossing Canada on a Goldwing

Alberta motorcyclist Wayne Hamm is taking his 77-year-old stepfather, Bruce Wheeler, on a month-long ride from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic. 

Wayne Hamm