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June 1st, 2009: Special thanks goes to our sponsor KBC Performance Helmets for this FFR Envy helmet, silver iridium shields and pinlock fog resistant lenses. This model is perfectly suited for mounting our recently purchased HXR-MC1 High definition POV video camera.    view camera mount
June 2nd, 2009: Vridetv would like to thank
the Morning Crew: Steve, Terry and Bill, at Classic Rock K97 FM in Edmonton Alberta for reviewing our website, and sharing it with their audience.


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Special thanks once again to our media sponsor Canadian Motorcycle Rider online magazine. The Managing Editor and Webmaster Dan McAfee, has posted this article on our newest high definition helmetcam, the HXR-MC1. 
Visit Canadian Motorcycle Rider & catch up on all the latest motorcycle news.
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June 3rd, 2009: Special thanks once again to our media sponsor Canadian Motorcycle Rider online magazine. The Managing Editor and Webmaster Dan McAfee, has posted this article on our newest high definition video camera, the HXR-MC1 helmetcam.

Be sure to visit Canadian Motorcycle Rider and catch up on all the latest motorcycle news.

June 6th, 2009: Yesterday a ride from Langley to Princeton British Columbia was taken to further test  the HXR-MC1 helmet-cam. The video footage that was captured is now being edited and should be ready for viewing in about a week. These images are from the Hope Slide. (click to enlarge)
June 10th, 2009: These photos were pulled off the video footage shot on the ride from Hope to Princeton, British Columbia, Canada. This is the second test we have performed using the Sony HXR-MC1 HD helmet cam. It is now being edited and will be available in the next few days.
June 10th, 2009: We would like to welcome Tiffen, our newest sponsor to Virtual Riding Television. Their UV Protector filters are on all three of our HD video cameras and provide crystal clear protection from UV, rocks, dirt, bugs, and road grime. They have saved our camera lenses on a number of occasions!

Tiffen has a great line products and we are very happy to have them as one of our sponsors.

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May 30th, 2009: Virtual Riding TV's first test ride with the Sony HXR-MC1 Digital HD Camera Video Recorder. This footage was shot in the Fraser Canyon from Hope to The Last Spike Point of Interest, located between Spences Bridge and Ashcroft British Columbia, Canada.
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June 13th, 2009: Virtual Riding TV's second test ride with the Sony HXR-MC1 Digital HD Camera Video Recorder. This footage was shot while riding from Hope to Princeton British Columbia. The Hope Slide point-of interest is also featured near the end of the video. On January 9,1965, an enormous landslide of 46 million cubic meters of earth, rock and snow, crashed down in seconds from a 2000 meter mountain near Hope, British Columbia, Canada. (Click here for more info, photos and map)
Special thanks once again to our media sponsor Canadian Motorcycle Rider online magazine. The Managing Editor and Webmaster Dan McAfee, has posted this article on our second ride with our newest HD video camera, the Sony HXR-MC1 helmetcam. Visit Canadian Motorcycle Rider & catch up on all the latest
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June 16th, 2009: Special thanks once again to our media sponsor Canadian Motorcycle Rider online magazine. The Managing Editor and Webmaster Dan McAfee, has posted this article on our second ride with our newest HD video camera, the Sony HXR-MC1 helmetcam.

Be sure to visit Canadian Motorcycle Rider and catch up on all the latest motorcycle news. You can also follow Canadian Motorcycle Rider on Twitter.

This photo was pulled off the video footage shot on the ride from Hope to Princeton, British Columbia, Canada. This is the second test we have performed using the Sony HXR-MC1 HD helmet cam. It is now being edited and will be available in the next few days. 

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VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThis photo was pulled off the video footage shot on the ride from Hope to Princeton, British Columbia, Canada. This is the second test we have performed using the Sony HXR-MC1 HD helmet cam. It is now being edited and will be available in the next few days. 

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Signage and monument at the Hope Slide. This point of intrest is located approximately 15 minutes from Hope, British Colimbia, Canada.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVSignage for the Hope Slide.

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VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVPlaque dedicated to the memory of those who lost their lives at this location.2003 Harley-Davidson V-rod equipped with a high definition video camcorder mounted on the handlebars. photo taken at The Hope Slide, approximately 15 minutes from Hope, British Colimbia, Canada.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThe Hope Slide.
Approximately 15 minutes from Hope, British Colimbia, Canada.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThe Hope Slide.
Approximately 15 minutes from Hope, British Colimbia, Canada.

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Special thanks goes to our sponsor KBC Performance Helmets for this FFR Envy helmet. This model is perfectly suited for mounting our recently purchased HXR-MC1 High definition POV video camera.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVSpecial thanks goes to our sponsor KBC Performance Helmets for this FFR Envy helmet and silver iridium shield. This model is perfectly suited for mounting our recently purchased HXR-MC1 High definition POV video camera.

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VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVSpecial thanks goes to our sponsor KBC Performance Helmets for this FFR Envy helmet and silver iridium shield. This model is perfectly suited for mounting our recently purchased HXR-MC1 High definition POV video camera.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVSpecial thanks goes to our sponsor KBC Performance Helmets for this FFR Envy helmet and silver iridium shield. This model is perfectly suited for mounting our recently purchased HXR-MC1 High definition POV video camera.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVSpecial thanks goes to our sponsor KBC Performance Helmets for this FFR Envy helmet and silver iridium shield. This model is perfectly suited for mounting our recently purchased HXR-MC1 High definition POV video camera.

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We would like to thank Le Blog Moto for posting this article, and three of our videos and images on their website. We appreciate you sharing Virtual Riding TV with your viewers. 
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June 21st, 2009: We would like to thank Le Blog Moto for posting this article, and three of our videos and images on their website. We appreciate you sharing Virtual Riding TV with your viewers.
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June 22nd, 2009: Free high resolution wallpapers are now available for our viewers, there are ten to choose from and they are available in two different sizes. Pick your favourite, and make it your new desktop background. 
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June 24th, 2009: Special thanks to Dailymotion.com for featuring our Hope-Princeton video on their travel page. We appreciate the exposure that this placement provides.

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June 25th, 2009: We would like to welcome our newest media sponsor, Canadian Blue Book Trader to Virtual Riding TV.
moon over Kananaskis mountain range, Alberta Canada. vridetv.com Virtual Riding TV
Special thanks to Dailymotion.com for featuring our Hope-Princeton video on their travel page. We appreciate the exposure that this placement provides.

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What is your ATV, Motorcycle or Snowmobile Worth $$$?

Until now, finding out the value of your vehicle in Canada was a real guessing game. Searching the local buy and sells, traders and online forums was a lot of work and not a reliable source of determining an accurate value. Now thanks to All Seasons Publications Ltd, publishers of the Canadian Blue Book, finding out an accurate value for your vehicle just got a whole lot easier.
July 1st, 2009: Today Canada celebrates it's 142nd Birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA!

Here are some photos taken on yesterday's ride from Langley to Merritt, British Columbia. All three high definition cameras were used on the 458 kilometer ride, the video footage captured is being edited and should be ready for viewing in the next couple of weeks.
HAPPY CANADA DAY
July 15th, 2009: Virtual Riding TV is very pleased to announce that we have been accepted into Youtube's Partnership Program. This will allow our videos to be seen in a higher resolution HD codec, and also gives us the oppurtunity to provide a more creative channel layout.

Virtual Riding TV is very pleased to announce that we have been accepted into Youtube's Partnership Program. This will allow our videos to be seen in a higher resolution HD codec, and also gives us the oppurtunity to provide a more creative channel layout.
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Visit our new Youtube Channel, let us know what you think by posting in the Channel Comments Box.
July 20th, 2009: Our Sponsor, Hawgzotic Custom Cycle, the O.C.C. Motorcycle Dealer of British Columbia is having their Grand Opening on July 25th - 26th.

On Saturday, Jason Pohl from Orange County Choppers will be on the celebrity ride and at the V.I.P. dinner. Please note, the ride has now been changed from Cultus Lake to Duke's Pub for lunch, then back to Hawgzotic for a bike wash and door prizes. Jason will also be at Hawgzotic for Sunday's show n' shine, barbecue, and other entertainment. The Brent Lee Band will also be performing.

Be sure to visit Hawgzotic Custom Cycle's new website.
Hawgzotic Custom Cycle, the O.C.C. Motorcycle Dealer of British Columbia is having their Grand Opening July 25-26. Jason Pohl from Orange County Choppers will be on the ride to Duke's Pub as well as at the V.I.P. dinner. 
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Our Sponsor, Tilley Endurables has selected Vridetv as their "featured tale" on thier home page, and an additional article has also been posted on, 
"True Tilley tales". The comfort of their world renowned travel apparel, is truly appreciated, especially after a long day of riding...Our Sponsor, Tilley Endurables has selected Vridetv as their "featured tale" on thier home page, and an additional article has also been posted on, 
"True Tilley tales". The comfort of their world renowned travel apparel, is truly appreciated, especially after a long day of riding...
July 26th, 2009: Our Sponsor, Tilley Endurables has selected Vridetv as their "featured tale" on their home page, an additional article has also been posted on the
"True Tilley tales" page. The comfort of their world renowned travel apparel is truly appreciated, especially after a long day of riding... Thanks Tilley :)

Visit their website at: tilleyvancouver.com

List of items worn this riding season: Equipment list 2009
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With the introduction of www.cbbtrader.com individuals are now able to look up a total of 6 values per month absolutely free, regardless whether they are retail or trade-in values. These figures are established by a combination of actual dealer and private sales throughout Canada. The publishers of the Canadian Blue Book are quick to point out that there is a huge difference from “asking” prices compared to actual “sold” prices. The Blue Books are used by more than 95 percent of all dealers in Canada and most government bodies.

The CBB Trader offers a dealer directory for anyone traveling across Canada that tells you who sells what products, their website, address and phone numbers etc. Individuals and dealers alike have quickly taken advantage of the free classified ad section that allows up to 5 pictures and is a free service, unlike most competitors. If your looking for that exotic bike you can search all of Canada in one search.

The website also offers a classifieds listing service (free of charge) to dealers and consumers alike. It take no time at all to get started and you can have your first ad up within 5 minutes and get exposure to your ad Canada wide. All you need is an email address and a password.

The site is extremely easy to use with drop down menus (an industry first) for all powersport vehicles that have been sold in Canada from 1985 to 2009. Search functions from simple to advanced can connect you with that very special unit you are looking for. Visit their site at: http://www.cbbtrader.com
This photo was taken near the Coquiihalla Summit on June 30th, 2009.
VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThis photo was taken near the Coquiihalla Summit on June 30th, 2009.
VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThis photo was taken near the Coquiihalla Summit on June 30th, 2009.
VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThis photo was taken near the Coquiihalla Summit on June 30th, 2009.
VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVHAPPY CANADA DAY

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThis photo was taken along side Coldbrook River near the Coquiihalla Highway on June 30th, 2009.
VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThis photo was taken while riding on the Coquiihalla Highway on June 30th, 2009.
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July 29th, 2009: Virtual Riding TV has recently joined Facebook, you can find us at Vridetv Canada or by clicking on the badge to the right.

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July 30th, 2009: Our Sponsor Tiffen has posted Virtual Riding TV's product testimonial on their website, click on the image to the right, or go directly to Tiffens site and read more testimonials from other people in the industry.
August 12th, 2009: New HD video: Virtual motorcycle riding on the Coquihalla Highway to Yak Peak and the Coquihalla Summit, between Hope and Merritt, British Columbia are featured in this video.
Yak Peak is part of the Canadian Cascades mountain range and has an elevation of 2,039 m (6,690 ft).

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Special thanks once again to our media sponsor Canadian Motorcycle Rider online magazine. The Managing Editor and Webmaster Dan McAfee, has posted this article on our latest high definition video of a ride to Yak Peak, British columbia.
Visit: http://www.canadianmotorcyclerider.ca
August 17th, 2009: Special thanks once again to our media sponsor Canadian Motorcycle Rider online magazine. The Managing Editor and Webmaster Dan McAfee, has posted this article on our latest high definition video of a ride to Yak Peak, British columbia. (as seen below)
Be sure to visit Canadian Motorcycle Rider and catch up on all the latest motorcycle news, articles,
ride reports, and more. You can also follow Canadian Motorcycle Rider on Twitter.

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August 22nd, 2009: These photos were taken on Thursday's ride from Vancouver to Whistler on the Sea to Sky Highway, (99 North). When I left in the morning it was relatively clear but it became increasingly hazy into the ride. I will be doing this ride again next week in the hopes of clearer skies. Some of the points-of-interest shown above are, the Squamish Adventure Center, glacier capped mountains, and Porteau Cove. These only represent a fraction of the scenic stops along this spectacular stretch of road.
September 6th, 2009: Eight new high resolution wallpapers have been added, there are now a total of eighteen to choose from and are available in two different sizes. Pick your favourite, and make it your new desktop background. 
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Kananaskis River in alberta, Canada. vridetv.com Virtual Riding TV
September 15th, 2009: These photos were taken on September 11 & 12th while riding from Vancouver to Whistler on the Sea to Sky Highway, (99 North). The road work for the 2010 Olympics is almost complete, once finished it will be one of the best scenic roads in British Columbia. The points-of-interests shown above are, Porteau Cove Provincial Marine Park, Britannia Mines, Stawamus Chief Provincial Park, the Tantalus lookout, and Vancouver from Cypress Provincial Park.
September 13th, 2009: Our Sponsor, Hawgzotic Custom Cycle, the O.C.C. Motorcycle Dealer of British Columbia is having their first Annual, Fall Haul Show and Shine on September 20th at 3:30pm, with special guests, the Jesse Burch Band and the Brent Lee Band.
Be sure to visit Hawgzotic Custom Cycle's new website.
September 16th, 2009: This is the view from one of the many picnic tables on White Rock Beach's promenade, a great spot for some fish and chips and watch the sunset over the pier. These photos were taken on last night's ride to White Rock, British Columbia, Canada.
September 20th, 2009: Here are a few photos from September 18th's ride from Langley to Princeton, British Columbia. This 426 kilometer round trip ride was also done on June 5th, but it was overcast that day and rained a little. This time it was all blue skies and sunshine, it was a good day to further test the high definition helmet-cam, the Sony HXR-MC1
September 27th, 2009: These photos were taken on September 24th, 2009 while flying with Glacier Air Tours. Some of the points-of-interests shown above are, Whistler Village, Whistler Mountain, Blackcomb Mountain, Black Tusk, and Garibaldi Lake.

See all 56 pictures on the British Columbia image page.
Special thanks to the staff at Glacier Air Tours for providing this "Ultimate Mountain Adventure".
It was an incredible flight and the scenery was truly amazing, I highly recommend it.
October 9th, 2009: Special thanks goes to David Mixson, a motorcycle enthusiast, and the founder of Motorcycle Mentor, for posting this article on Vridetv and inviting me to take part in an email Q & A.
I appreciate you sharing Virtual Riding TV with you viewing audience.
Whether you are a beginner, intermediate or experienced rider you will enjoy Motorcycle Mentor.
Click here:                                     to visit this website for motorcycle riding tips, Q & A with riding coaches, and informative articles for both men and women motorcycle riding enthusisits.

You can also follow Motorcycle Mentor on Twitter: http://twitter.com/twogripsmedia
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October 14th, 2009: These photos were taken on Thanksgiving Day's ride to the 2010 Olympic Countdown Clock located at the corner of Georgia and Hornby in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The clock is three metres wide, more than six metres high and weights 1,170 kilograms, displaying the days, hours, minutes and seconds remaining to the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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2010 Olympic Countdown clock  in Vancouver, British Columbia, It is three metres wide, more than six metres high and weights 1,170 kilograms, displaying the days, hours, minutes and seconds remaining to the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Wintter Olympic and Paralympic Games.
VRIDETV.comThe 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympis Games symbol, " the Inukshuk". The Fairmont Hotel Vancouver can be seen in the reflection of the building directly behind the clock.Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Games is on the other side of previous image.

VRIDETV.comThis landmark clock was created by Swiss luxury watchmaker Omega, the Official Timekeeper of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

VRIDETV.com2010 Olympic Countdown clock  in Vancouver, British Columbia, It is three metres wide, more than six metres high and weights 1,170 kilograms, displaying the days, hours, minutes and seconds remaining to the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Wintter Olympic and Paralympic Games.
VRIDETV.comVirtual Riding TV at the 2010 Olympic Countdown clock  in Vancouver, British Columbia, It is three metres wide, more than six metres high and weights 1,170 kilograms, displaying the days, hours, minutes and seconds remaining to the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Wintter Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The door of the plane was removed for filming purposes. All necessary safety precautions were taken, I was safety belted and harnessed in place during the flight.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Flying TelevisionBlack Tusk is a remarkably abrupt pinnacle of volcanic rock located in Garibaldi Provincial Park of British Columbia, Canada. At 2,319 m (7,608 ft) above sea level. the Black Tusk is among the best known mountains in the Garibaldi Ranges of the Coast Mountains. (source: Wikipedia)

VRIDETV.comBlack Tusk is a remarkably abrupt pinnacle of volcanic rock located in Garibaldi Provincial Park of British Columbia, Canada. At 2,319 m (7,608 ft) above sea level. the Black Tusk is among the best known mountains in the Garibaldi Ranges of the Coast Mountains. (source: Wikipedia)

VRIDETV.comWhistler Village Host Mountain Resort for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Photo shot from a Cessna 172 owned and operated by Glacier Air Tours.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVBlack Tusk is a remarkably abrupt pinnacle of volcanic rock located in Garibaldi Provincial Park of British Columbia, Canada. At 2,319 m (7,608 ft) above sea level. the Black Tusk is among the best known mountains in the Garibaldi Ranges of the Coast Mountains. (source: Wikipedia)

VRIDETV.comGaribaldi Lake is a turquoise-coloured alpine lake in British Columbia, Canada, located 37 km north of Squamish and 19 km south of Whistler. The lake lies within Garibaldi Provincial Park, the trails in the area are promoted as being among the most beautiful on earth.
(source: Wikipedia)
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The Similkameen river running along side the Hope- Princeton Highway, #3, Part of the British Columbia Circle Route Ranchlands and Rivers.

VRIDETV.com The Similkameen river running along side the Hope- Princeton Highway, #3, Part of the British Columbia Circle Route Ranchlands and Rivers.

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E.C. Manning Provincial Park. A Provincial park in British Columbia, Canada, usually referred to as Manning Park. Established in 1941 the park was named in memory of E. C. Manning, Chief Forester of British Columbia from 1936 - 1941.
VRIDETV.com Relfection from the saddlebg at the East gate of E.C. Manning Provincial Park. A Provincial park in British Columbia, Canada, usually referred to as Manning Park.

VRIDETV.comPrinceton (originally Vermilion Forks) is a small town in the Similkameen region of British Columbia, Canada. It lies just east of the Cascade Mountains, which continue south into Washington, Oregon and California. The Tulameen and Similkameen Rivers converge here.

VRIDETV.comThe West gate entrance
E.C. Manning Provincial Park. A Provincial park in British Columbia, Canada, usually referred to as Manning Park. Established in 1941 the park was named in memory of E. C. Manning, Chief Forester of British Columbia from 1936 - 1941.
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This is the view from one of the many picnic tables on White Rock Beach's promenade, a great spot for some fish and chips and watch the sunset over the pier. These photos were taken on last night's ride to White Rock, British Columbia, Canada.
VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThis is the view from one of the many picnic tables on White Rock Beach's promenade, a great spot for some fish and chips and watch the sunset over the pier. These photos were taken on last night's ride to White Rock, British Columbia, Canada.
VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThis is the view from one of the many picnic tables on White Rock Beach's promenade, a great spot for some fish and chips and watch the sunset over the pier. These photos were taken on last night's ride to White Rock, British Columbia, Canada.
VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThis is the view from one of the many picnic tables on White Rock Beach's promenade, a great spot for some fish and chips and watch the sunset over the pier. These photos were taken on last night's ride to White Rock, British Columbia, Canada.
VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThis is the view from one of the many picnic tables on White Rock Beach's promenade, a great spot for some fish and chips and watch the sunset over the pier. These photos were taken on last night's ride to White Rock, British Columbia, Canada.
VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThis is the view from one of the many picnic tables on White Rock Beach's promenade, a great spot for some fish and chips and watch the sunset over the pier. These photos were taken on last night's ride to White Rock, British Columbia, Canada.
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One of the three viewing platforms on the Dock's walkway at Porteau Cove Provincial Marine Park, British Columbia, Canada.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVHowe sound Fjord from the viewing platform of previous image on the Dock's walkway at Porteau Cove Provincial Marine Park, British Columbia, Canada.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVHowe sound Fjord from the viewing platform of previous image on the Dock's walkway at Porteau Cove Provincial Marine Park, British Columbia, Canada.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThe Dock at Porteau Cove Provincial Marine Park, British Columbia, Canada.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThe British Columbia Mining Museum is in The National Historic Site of Britannia Beach. 

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThe Stawamus Chief, this granite sentinal is one of the most popular rock climbing areas in Canada.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThe view of Howe Sound from Stawamus Chief Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada.

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThe view from Tantalus Lookout. (Elevation 320meters)

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TV The view from Tantalus Lookout. (Elevation 320meters)

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TV Welcome to Whistler Host Mountain Resort for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. 

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TVThe view from Tantalus Lookout. (Elevation 320meters)

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TV The view from Tantalus Lookout. (Elevation 320meters)

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TV The view from Tantalus Lookout. (Elevation 320meters)

VRIDETV.com is Virtual Riding TV The view from Tantalus Lookout. (Elevation 320meters)

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 The view from Tantalus Lookout. (Elevation 320meters)

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 The view from Tantalus Lookout. (Elevation 320meters)

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 Vancouver from Cypress Provincial Park.

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Squamish Days Festival featuring loggers sports. This 30-40 foot tall lumberjack can be found  beside the Squamish Adventure Center in Squamish, British Columbia Canada.Squamish Days Festival featuring loggers sports. This 30-40 foot tall lumberjack can be found  beside the Squamish Adventure Center in Squamish, British Columbia Canada.The 2010 Olympic symbol, "the  Inukshuk", outside of the Squamish Adventure Center in Squamish, British Columbia Canada.The Squamish Adventure Center, in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada.A small lake just outside of Whistler, British Columbia, Canada.The great blue heron is the largest North American heron, with a head-to-tail length of 91–140 cm (36-55 in), a wingspan of 167-201 cm (66-79 in), and a weight of 2–3.6 kg (4.4-8 lbs) Photo taken at a small lake just outside of Whistler, British Columbia, Canada.
Porteau Cove Provincial Marine Park, British Columbia, Canada.Porteau Cove Provincial Marine Park, British Columbia, Canada.Porteau Cove Provincial Marine Park, British Columbia, Canada.Sunset at Porteau Cove Provincial Marine Park, British Columbia, Canada.
Special thanks once again 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 of a plane tour from Squamish to Whistler, British Columbia. We appreciate you sharing this video.
Oct. 18th, 2009: New HD video: A black bear at the side of Duffey Lake Road (99 South) and a beautiful sunset at Duffey Lake Provincial Park, British Columbia are featured in this video. There have been other sightings of black bears in our travels but for the most part they have been only brief glimpses, which made capturing  this footage quite exciting. More video info
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October 22nd, 2009: Special thanks once again to our media sponsor Canadian Motorcycle Rider online magazine. The Managing Editor and Webmaster Dan McAfee, has posted this article on our black bear video that was shot near Duffey Lake Provincial Park, British Columbia. We appreciate you sharing this video, and Virtual Riding TV with your viewing audience.

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October 28th, 2009: A new video thumbnail page has been added. Now it's even easier to find the videos you're looking for. Select a thumbnail image, click it, and your selected video will open up in its own page with additional information on the video, pictures, and a map of where it was shot. It is also accessible by selecting the Videos tab in the navigation menu at the top or bottom of each page.
November 7th, 2009: The Official Press Release for Virtual Riding Television is now available. Once your publication has posted this article, contact us and we will post a link to it,  as well as adding your supplied company logo to our news section.  Click here for Press Release .pdf

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November 16th, 2009: New HD video: A British Columbia plane tour departing from Squamish airport featuring, Stawamus Chief Provincial Park, Howe Sound, Lake Lovely Water, Tantalus Provincial Park, Black Tusk, Whistler Village, both Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, the Barrier lava dam and Garibaldi Lake in Garibaldi Provincial Park.
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It was an incredible flight and the scenery was truly amazing.
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November 23rd, 2009: Special thanks once again 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 of a plane tour from Squamish to Whistler, British Columbia. We appreciate you sharing this video, and Virtual Riding TV with your viewing audience. (As seen below)

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*Dan McAfee of Canadian Motorcycle Rider is a media/press writter for, BMW Motorrad, Deeley Harley Davidson Canada, Ducati, ECW Press, Honda Canada, Kawasaki, Konker Motors, KYMCO, National Motorsports, Suzuki, Ural, WhiteHorse Press, Yamaha, and Zero Motorcycles.
December 4th, 2009: Special thanks to Dailymotion online video, music and movie provider for posting our Whistler British Columbia plane tour video on their home page, and featuring it on the travel channel.

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December 5th, 2009: Special thanks goes to Tourism Squamish for posting our flightseeing tour from Squamish to Whistler British Columbia in their video gallery. We appreciate you sharing this video, and Virtual Riding TV with your viewing audience.

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December 4th, 2009: Special thanks goes to Tourism Squamish for posting our flightseeing tour from Squamish to Whistler British Columbia in their video gallery. We appreciate you sharing this video, and Virtual Riding TV with your viewing audience.

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December 17th, 2009: Special thanks goes to Tourism British Columbia, the official travel website of BC Canada for accepting vridetv's blog submission. They have posted our flightseeing tour from Squamish to Whistler British Columbia in their blog section, and in tips from travellers. We appreciate you sharing this video, and Virtual Riding TV with your viewing audience.

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Special thanks goes to Tourism British Columbia, the official travel website of BC Canada for accepting vridetv's blog submission. They have posted our flightseeing tour from Squamish to Whistler British Columbia in their tips from travellers, and blog pages.
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December 21th, 2009: Happy Holidays, all the best to you and yours this holiday season.

Thank you for watching Virtual Riding TV.
December 25th, 2009: Merry Christmas everyone...

I rode up to these deer on the Kananaskis Trail in Alberta. It might have been, Rudolph, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen?
Maybe this is where Santa's reindeer vacation...
Ho Ho Ho : )
MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR from Virtual Riding Television
Photo taken on the Coquihalla Lakes Road, British Columbia, Canada.

VRIDETV.comRudolph the red nosed reindeer? 

Photo taken on the Kananaskis Trail in Alberta, Canada.

VRIDETV.comDasher? Dancer? Prancer? Vixen? Comet? Cupid? Donner? Blitzen? 
(some out of frame)

Photo taken on the Kananaskis Trail in Alberta, Canada.

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December 31, 2009 & January 1st, 2010:

I would like to take this oppurtunity to thank everyone for watching Virtual Riding TV and for sharing our website with others. Your help in spreading the word about us in 2009 is greatly appreciated, and I'm pleased to announce that Vridetv will continue to remain completely free for its viewers in 2010.

Happy New Year, all the best to you and yours in 2010.
VROD MERCH