SUPPORT THE CVMG EDUCATION INITIATIVE

We believe a positive way forward is through supporting young men and women in achieving their education goals and building the next generation of skilled enthusiasts.​​​​

By encouraging these skills through technical education our goal is to engage the next generation of motorcycle enthusiasts with the enjoyment and use of classic motorcycles. Classic bikes now include those from as late as the '90s and form the backbone of a vibrant social scene.

The membership of the CVMG has provided the startup funding for this initiative. We believe that promoting technical education at the college level fills a need in the community that deserves to be addressed. ​We also believe that it's important to preserve the part in our Canadian heritage that motorcycling has played for over a century. This 'Education Initiative' is our way of reaching out to a broader audience and if you're reading this we may be succeeding.

​We hope you want to help. The CVMG is an organization of individuals and that's how we're reaching out. Unless you're a corporate sponsor (and we have a program for that) there are two easy paths to show your support and help us expand this program. First, we hope you'll make a direct donation to the program, and second, if you're not already, become a member of the CVMG.         

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