Airbrush artist Amanda Brisebois of Black Widow Paint talks pink zebra Ducatis, fish-head helmets, hailstorm rides, and taking the badass out of riding.

Ashley is a British Columbia-based photographer, rider, and the eye behind Yeah Boy Productions. She got her start with a disposable camera and a grandmother who documented everything, and has grown into a storyteller who shoots motorsports, backcountry sledding, and the moto scene. This time, we're turning the lens around.

The open road demands respect, but a vintage oval track demands a unique kind of madness. For most riders, modern motorcycling is an exercise in absolute control, finely tuned machines pinned to the absolute limit of what they are capable of. But for JB, the thrill of the ride starts where the safety nets end: combining a 1942 WLA, and his absolute refusal to use brakes. Welcome back to Pit Stop, the corner of American Moto Co. where we pull over to explore the craft, the cul

Ria is a BC-based welder and custom fabricator who turned a late night in a shop into a signature style — Sailor Jerry meets heavy metal, forged in steel. A Pit Stop conversation about craft, community, and raising the next generation of riders.