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New Ontario Tour Company Offers Unique Motorcycling Experience
Orangeville, ON - April 14, 2004
(published in Motorcycle MOJO Magazine - Summer 2004)
Trillium Motorcycle Tours Inc. offers innovative motorcycle tour packages for busy professionals, entrepreneurs or boomers with offerings for women only and mixed groups. Tours include stays at elegant country inns, spas, golf packages - all joined by prime riding routes through scenic Ontario and Eastern Quebec. Packages range from 1 to 7 days. All Trillium guides are seasoned riders with advanced motorcycle skills training. A support vehicle accompanies most tours to transport extra provision which allows riders to focus on the riding experience.
For information contact: Elizabeth Jansen (519) 943-1131 elizabeth@trilliumtours.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Liz Jansen, Trillium Motorcycle Tours
(519) 943-1131
liz@trilliumtours.com
Tele-classes create innovative learning opportunities for motorcyclists.
Orangeville, ON - January 4, 2006 - Trillium Motorcycle Tours announces a new learning opportunity for riders and prospective riders. Men and women today are juggling family and career responsibilities but still want to learn about riding or enhance their knowledge and skills. Distance learning is growing rapidly in popularity and Trillium's new tele-class series is the answer to their need.
"Winter is the perfect time to take advantage of tele-classes and prepare for spring riding. They are convenient and easy to participate in" says Liz Jansen, president of Trillium Motorcycle Tours Inc. "Students who are reluctant to ask questions or express themselves in a conventional classroom are more comfortable responding in an on-line environment, at their own pace and in their own time. There is nothing to be wary or afraid of, and most people find they like this way of distance learning."
Current tele-class topics include How to Get Started in Motorcycling, How to Buy the Right Motorcycle, How to Inspect your Motorcycle and Keep it in Top Condition, Selecting Appropriate Apparel and Maximizing the Safety of your Ride. Trillium will also be hosting hands-on workshops where participants will have an opportunity for practical demonstrations on their own motorcycle.
Liz Jansen, founder of Trillium Motorcycle Tours is a rider, trainer, coach, speaker and entrepreneur. Liz has more than 25 years riding experience and has toured across North America . Prior to creating Trillium Motorcycle Tours, Liz worked for a large corporation in Human Resources, Training and Development and Health and Safety. In addition to Trillium, Liz teaches rider training in Canada Safety Council's Gearing Up program at Humber College and instructs Human Resources courses as part of a national professional designation. She also coaches and consults to individuals and organizations.
Trillium was created to provide a safe and supportive venue for people, especially women, to experience the personal rejuvenation, re-energization, and heightened confidence that comes from the ride.
Whether it's a 3 to 7 day getaway tour or a day trip, Trillium Motorcycle Tours does all the planning, leaving you free to enjoy the ride. Day trips provide a great way to meet other riders, explore less distant destinations or prepare for longer jaunts. The workshops provide current practical information which will further enhance your riding experience. All of Trillium's guides are seasoned riders that have had advanced motorcycle skills training.
For more information on Trillium Motorcycle Tours, please visit:
For information contact:
Liz Jansen
(519) 943-1131
liz@trilliumtours.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Liz Jansen, Trillium Motorcycle Tours
(519) 943-1131
liz@trilliumtours.com
Educational events create innovative means for Women motorcyclists to enhance their ride.
Orangeville, ON - March 31, 2005 - Trillium Motorcycle Tours announces a new opportunity for women riders. The number of women has increased to 10% of all motorcycle owners and while the industry is responding and directing their attention to this growing market segment, there is still a need for related services directed specifically for women. The launch of a new educational series is the answer to their need.
"Although women put a lot of thought into the purchase phase of motorcycling, they soon realize that there are benefits to be gained by learning more about preparing for the ride" says Liz Jansen, president of Trillium Motorcycle Tours Inc. "This goes beyond basic technical awareness and includes making sure that they're physically and psychologically ready for the ride".
Trillium has collaborated with motorcycle and health industry experts to facilitate a series of hands on events focused on understanding how to keep one's motorcycle and one's self optimally prepared for riding. Partners for these events include Cycle City , The Motorcycle Store (TMS), ParkerBros Powersports, Harmony Health Natural Therapy Centre, Burlington Family Chiropractic and Clarkson Medical Arts Centre.
More than just standard maintenance sessions, participants will have an opportunity for practical demonstrations on their own bikes. Additionally, natural health experts will advise on topics specific to the health needs of riders.
Jansen believes that to fully enjoy the ride, we need to make sure we're caring for our bodies as much as we're caring for our bikes. This sentiment is in keeping with Trilliums belief that "we're so much more than the ride".
Liz Jansen is a rider, trainer and entrepreneur. She created Trillium Motorcycle Tours in 2003 to provide a superior venue for others to experience the personal rejuvenation and self-satisfaction that comes from the ride. A Canada Safety Council certified instructor, she instructs at Humber College 's Rider Training program. Trillium offers motorcycle tours ranging from Day Trips to Fully Escorted getaway packages through the most scenic areas of Ontario and beyond.
For more information on Trillium Motorcycle Tours, please visit
For information contact:
Liz Jansen
(519) 943-1131
liz@trilliumtours.com