Heather Ireland

2011-11-27T17:34:00.002-07:00

Annapolis Leather Barn

2008-07-30T14:01:00.003-06:00

I can't seem to stop riding back East. This time I hard assed it 2000km in 2 days to arrive in Sussex,NB to join my good friends Mike and Christine of The Annapolis Leather Barn for a ride. along with their friends, customers and fellow bikers. We headed out from the new Annapolis Leather Barn Location in Sussex early Saturday and made many stops along the 8 hour ride to pick up more riders enroute to The Leather Barn in Annapolis Royale,NS. Mike and Christine chose the off the beaten path route to catch scenic views of the two provinces. We ended at the Fire hall in Annapolis Royale where we danced and partied most of the night away. While partying with us, Mike and Christine decided to sponsor us in support of Cruise For Crones the next morning. So with a couple hours of shut eye, (and serious hangovers) we all peeled out for Halifax. The gang at Cruise For Crones was happy and surprised to see us and glad to be a part of BikerTv's upcoming season, courtesy of The Annapolis Leather Barn. Thanks Mike and Christine.

Atlanticade

2008-07-30T13:16:00.004-06:00

Well, Mother Nature pee'd on it again, but that didn't stop 4 thousand bikers from headin' to Moncton, NB to participate in atlantic Canada's fastest growing motorcycle event. Only in its 2nd year, Atlanticade is a well organized 5 day event. While in Moncton I participated in a ride put on by Atlantic Motoplex. We all traded in our HD's for Yamaha's and headed for the village of Aylma where we were treated to the biggest lobster diner I'd ever had, courtesy of Yamaha Canada. The HOG Wild biker breakfast was put on by Toys For Big Boys and hosted by myself, followed by a ride with the Moncton HOG group. The Delta Big Biker BBQ consisted of great food and some kick ass Rock n' Roll by "Junkmale." I checked out the G-Bourke burnout contest, that was smokin' ...literally, The show n' shine, Vendor Village, Veterans Honour Rally and The Iron Horses parade were also highlights. I even met a biker Ferret, which was a 1st for me. Last but certainly not least was the Northeastern Bike Building Championship where a fine display of Canadian Built Customs were proudly displayed. Congratulations to The Rat Shop for their winning entry! Many thanks to Atlanticade Chairman Dale Hicks.
See you at Atlanticade 09.

Inuvik....Finally!

2008-07-03T11:56:00.006-06:00

That was a whole lot of bad road! I've earned a new title "BERMINATOR!" I did some cheering and whooping it up when we rolled onto the paved streets of Inuvik! It seams funny that a few weeks ago I was in Ottawa for a ride with 1800 riders. Now I found myself in Inuvik, NWT. for a ride of 9 including myself and BikerTv producer Tom Mann. Our reason for riding to the top of the world was to take part in The Ride For Sight. The small but hardy group of riders are some of the few bikers in Inuvik. Although small, the group has raised a substantial amount of money for the fight against blindness. The ride led us to a campground where we were treated to a steak diner and a few laughs by the Ride For Sight Crew! We had such a good time that we didn't return to Inuvik 'til 1:30 am. although because of the solstice it looked like 1:30 in the afternoon....weird! We had a great time with these folks and the hospitality was much appreciated! The new season of BikerTV featuring our "Rugged Road Trip", including "The Ride For Sight" will air early in the new year. check out http://www.rideforsight.org/ to join a ride near you!
Heather A.K.A. The Berminator

Summer Solstice

2008-07-03T11:29:00.010-06:00

The Dempster highway crossed The Peel river and the Mackenzie rivers. The ferries had just started running for the season. In the winter months you drive across the ice. The crew from the ride for sight met us at the ferry and escorted us to Inuvik. It's 24 hour daylight this time of year in the NWT. I was thinking that first impressions are lasting one's as I was returning to the group where we had parked along the roadside. After having a pee in the woods, I announced loudly "That's the first moon this place has seen for a while! .....Summer Solstice my Ass!" After getting aquainted with the ride for sight guys and having a few laughs we got rolling again. Next Stop Inuvik, NWT.

Fort McPherson

2008-07-03T11:08:00.006-06:00

Fort McPherson is an interesting town with not much to do. The local girls gathered around to check out my clothing and blond hair. They seemed quite interested in taking our bikes for a spin. Luckily the RCMP headquarters was down the road and they kept our Yamaha's in their garage for the night. We were staying at The Innes North which had a community kitchen. when we hit the local grocery store, we were amazed at the prices! 2 litres of milk was selling for $21.00! We grabbed some spaghetti fixin's and passed on the onions.I was tempted by the $18.00 honeydew melon but decided I could live without it!

The Arctic Circle

2008-07-03T10:45:00.009-06:00

What an amazing feeling to be standing at The Arctic Circle! Not many get to ride up here. I hadn't seen any other riders along the way so I was surprised when a group of four riders from Mississippi pulled in. You never know who you'll meet on top of the world! I had packed warm gear galore in anticipation of frigid temperatures but It was 23 degrees Celsius there that day! The Dempster highway is the only road in Canada that crosses the Arctic Circle. Next stop Fort McPherson.

Eagle Plains

2008-07-03T10:26:00.004-06:00

We were happy to see The Eagle Plains Hotel and I was looking forward to a shower and a hot meal. I was just getting moved in to my room and notice our ice bag fly by the window. It was a huge raven, stealing food from the back of our support truck. Not the wildlife I expected but we had seen a huge Grizley bear earlier that day, running along side of us and managed to capture some footage of the big guy. It had been along day on the Dempster highway. The ride was more of a challenge than I'd expected. My Super Moto had street tires which aren't optimum especially for a 120 pound lightweight like myself. The road surface consisted of alot of loose gravel. I spent the whole day floating along looking for bare dirt. Can you say Hydroplane boys and girls!?

Inuvik NWT or Bust

2008-07-03T10:00:00.004-06:00

The pavement ended here! Ahead of us lay 700km of gravel, mud and rocks. The Dempster Highway starts 40 km from Dawson City, Yukon and ends at Inuvik NWT. The road is built on a gravel berm that ranges from 4ft to 8 ft high. Without the berm the permafrost would melt and the road would sink into the ground. We'd heard many stories of travellers unfortunate mishaps along the way but we weren't deterred. The route promised beautiful mountainous scenery, crisp arctic air, wildlife and adventure....to say the least. Next stop, Eagle Plains.

Whitehorse, Yukon

2008-06-14T15:09:00.010-06:00

This was the beginning of the most rugged road trip BikerTV has ever done! The Dempster Highway to Inuvik Northwest Territories is about 700km of gravel, mud and rocks. We hit the road in Whitehorse Yukon and headed North I wouldn't do this trip on my Harley, but luckily Yamaha Canada lent BikerTV producer Tom Mann a 2008 WR250R and myself a 2008 WR250X Super Moto for us to conquer the Dempster on. I was on a mission to the top of the world! More to come.....

Ride For Dad, Ottawa

2008-06-14T14:30:00.003-06:00

The Ride For Dad in Ottawa May 24 was very impressive to say the least! Over 1700 registered riders took part raising $325,000 for Prostate cancer research. It was a beautiful sunny day for a scenic ride escorted by Ottawa Police, along the Ottawa river parkways, past the Parliaments and throughout the Ottawa Valley. On the poker run that followed, the road to Calabogie was very curvy and put a huge smile on my face. Prostate cancer is not a hot topic amongst burly bikers but it is a common threat and early detection is key. Do yourself a favor and get checked for it. The ride For Dad is a National event. Check out http://www.motorcycleridefordad.org/ and get registered in city near you.

BRO Niagara, Cover the Kids Toy Run, May 3/08

2008-06-14T12:00:00.006-06:00

I was thoroughly impressed with what BRO Niagara is doing for the Community Outreach Program of Erie. The Cover the Kids Toy Run has been going strong for 25 years raising money and toys for children in need. The forecast called for steady rain and thunderstorms all day in Port Dalhousie. But that didn't stop hundreds of riders from taking part in the ride and raising some dough for a very worthy cause. Check out www.bro.on.ca for info and see you at the 26th annual in May/09.

Regina Custom Bike Show

2008-06-14T11:43:00.003-06:00

My weekend in Saskatchewan at the Regina Custom Bike Show was awesome again this year! Good people, great hospitality and Kick ass Canadian built custom bikes....that's what it's all about. Many thanks to Dean Bell and family from Raw Power Custom Cycle for all their hard work and for having me there. Congratulations to Freakshow Custom Choppers! Sweet Bike guys! Keep up the good work. I can't wait to see next years entry.

P.S. I'm holding you to your offer to let me ride the bike of my choice. Although if I can't decide, I might have to ride them all! I'm good like that! Heather.

Cabin Fever Bash

2008-02-20T11:24:00.019-07:00

2nd Annual Bikertv.ca
CABIN FEVER BASH!
Come Party with The BikerTV Crew!
April 5/08 - 7pm - 1am
Live Music by Trole
Food / Video
CAW Hall, Lambeth, ON
Hwy 4 and 401
519-859-1296

The National Motorcycle Show

2008-02-20T11:24:00.015-07:00

Come meet me at

The MID-USA booth

The National Motorcycle Show

Exhibition Place Toronto

March 29-30/08

See You There!

Wally High RIP (ride in peace)

2008-02-20T11:24:00.003-07:00

So many will miss Wally, but he'll truly never be forgotten.Wally was a biker through and through.Rode the wild-side as a young man, with honour. When society said he made some mistakes, he paid the piper, but he never bowed his head. Made a few years in prison a positive and never forgot. A day didn't go by that he wasn't helping someone inside or their loved ones on the other-side of the wall. His tattoo shop was a must stop for so many passing through Kingston. His interested in art, music, filmand people thrived and he excelled. Wally truly cared about the people and communities around him.Got the worst news possible about his health a few months ago and continued to live life to the fullest. His calls full of enthusiasm and inspiration will be forever cherished. Wally made the world a better place and his memory will live on forever.Rock hard - Ride free brother.Love and Respect,BTV/TM/HI

BikerTV.ca Press release

2007-11-22T15:01:00.003-07:00

THIS WEEK ON BIKERTV.caWe check out a trick 60's Magnum Chopperwith Artistry in Iron.Heather and crew head to The Docks forthe GTA's Hottest Babes and Bikes.Cool custom bikesHot BabesGreat PartyAll for Big Brothers and Big Sisters.Bikertv.ca is proud of our commitment touse 100% original Canadian music.Our thanks this week to:HelixWally HighThe Whaling Band24/7This is not our show - it's YOURS!It's by the grace of so many friends acrossCanada that Bikertv.ca is produced.We thank you.-30-Saturdays9:30 AM - E!Sundays12:30 PM - Global - MaritimesThursdays10:30 PM - MenTV

BikerTV.ca Press release

2007-11-08T13:30:00.002-07:00

THE NEW BIKERTV.ca presents:NEXT WEEK ON BIKERTV.caDigby, N.SHeather shows us around the coolest BikerBash in eastern Canada - The Wharf Rat Rally.30,000+ people having a blast!Peterborough, ON - Artistry in IronAn expose on a truly exceptional 1965 Panhead w/Sidecar.A bike rich with history as the last year of theclassic Panhead style motor - first year of theelectric start. Niagara Falls, ONAn amazing ride with our friends Lori and Jim fromThe Eagles Nest Motorcycle Company. A great dayfor a very worthy cause.Rock and roll by:HelixWally HighJakk DamageThis is not our show - it's YOURS!It's by the grace of so many friends acrossCanada that Bikertv.ca is produced.We thank you.Saturdays9:30 AM - E!Sundays12:30 PM - Global - MaritimesThursdays10:30 PM - MenTV

Hi All

2007-11-08T13:30:00.000-07:00

Hi all! It's been a while. I hope you all enjoyed an awesome riding season!
Mine was KICK ASS!!!! We filmed some great rides, beautiful bikes, good people and killer parties like Port Dover, The Final Frontier, The Canadian Biker Buildoff, The Eagles Nest Miles For Smiles ride, The Wharf Rat Rally in Nova Scotia, The GTA Hotest Bikes & Babes & The Bikers Reunion in New Lisceard ON just to name a few!
Check out bikertv.ca and tune in to our new season on Men TV and the new E Chanel!

BikerTv Season Launch!

2007-04-12T23:29:00.000-06:00

Hi all!
The New Season of BikerTV airs this weekend on MenTV and Global "CH" stations! Featuring Master Builder Roger Goldammer - Up close and casual in his "lab". CMDRA Destroyer Racing - Dinos Annual Fathers Day Drags. Heather and friends ride around Langley, BC with Hawgzotic Custom Cycles! Original Canadian music featuring Howard Bailey, 54-40 and ZedHead.........and we've only begun! Air times are as follows:

STARTING April 14th

SATURDAYS MenTV - 10am - 4pm - Midnight
SATURDAYS "CH" ON - CHCH - Hamilton - 2pm
SUNDAYS "CH" BC - CHBC/CFJC - Kelowna/Kamloops - 11:00
"CH" BC - CHEK - Van Island - 11:00
"CH" AB - CHCA Red Deer at Noon.

Bikertv is not our show - it's yours. Special thanks to all our friends coast to coast that have made Bikertv.ca possible. Ride Safe - Ride Free!
Heather.

What a party!

2007-04-10T08:55:00.001-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote: Many thanks to all of you who attended our BikerTV season launch party. We had a great turnout from near and far! The farthest being Bonnie & Tom Varga from HogZotic in langley BC. Great to see you two! Special thanks to our bands ZedHead & Trole who Rocked us all night! Also big thanks to Porky's barbeque and leisure who helped us soak up some alcohol with their awesome food! It was great to get all of you together. Without your support, BikerTV.ca wouldn't be a reality. Many of you have joined us for rides, fed us, lent us bikes, helped us fix our bikes, gave us places to sleep, sponsored the show, performed for our camera's, let our camera people ride bitch! .....the list goes on and on! So what better way to show our appreciation than to treat all of you to a huge piss up! Thanks for coming and we'll see you on Biker TV! Heather.

Thanks Heather

2007-04-10T08:42:00.000-06:00

Hi Heather, Thank you for being so accommodating at the BikerTV.ca bash Saturday night with regards to having your picture taken. You make a great ambassador for the show. We had a great time! Keep up the good work. Thanks again! "BOSS HOG"

2007-02-19T10:35:00.001-07:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote:

For those of you in the East, I hope to see you at our BIKER TV LAUNCH PARTY!!!! Check out www.bikertv.ca for details.

Where Were You?

2007-02-07T13:15:00.000-07:00

Hi Heather, Just thought you should know how much we all missed you at the Vancouver motorcycle show this year. It just wasn't the same without you. Good luck with your new season.Ride Safe
Al and the crew.

where were you response

2007-02-07T13:01:00.000-07:00

Hey Al, Glad to hear that I was missed at the Vancouver Bike Show. I would've liked to attend again this year but I was busy driving tow truck and I couldn't get away. (some TV star I am) You see Al...we get winter here in the east. That snow storm you had a while back....happens all the time here in Ontario. You guys on the West Coast are just spoiled! Anyway, sorry I missed it, I heard it was a good show. Maybe I should trade my snow shovel for an umbrella and just move to BC! ....what do you think?
Heather.

Headin' West?

2007-02-07T12:54:00.000-07:00

Dear Heather, I heard that Biker TV is coming to Red Deer to ride with the HOG Chapter. Is this true? I never miss Biker TV. Ride to live. Ken Barwell> email: bubbleman_1963@yahoo.ca

Headin' West Response

2007-02-07T12:43:00.001-07:00

Hey Ken, I'm not sure what HOG chapters I'll be riding with this season, but I'm sure I'll see you down the road anyway! Take er easy and keep it between the ditches! Heather.

2007-02-01T13:33:00.000-07:00

Heather@bikertv.ca wrote: The Biker Community has suffered a great loss!

Mike "Toad" Roach of Toads Cycle works in Dartmouth Nova Scotia lost his battle with Cancer January 27th 07.

I met Mike"Toad" and his wife Marlene "Mrs Toad" last year when I went to Nova Scotia to film for BikerTV's upcoming season. We had planed a ride of the week segment with them and Mike had expressed concern that we wouldn't have many riders due to short notice and the ride being scheduled on a weekday. I told him "don't worry about it... all we need is a dozen or so."

Anyway to make along story short and to let you know what kind of guy Toad was, I arrived at Toads on Thursday morning. He quickly got his guys to rustle me up a sweet bike to ride, as well as fix one of our crew bikes. He made sure we were full of cofee and doughnuts and he and Marlene along with 174 of his closest friends joined me for a ride to Peggy's Cove! "Ride in peace Toad"

Happy Holidays

2006-12-27T10:54:00.000-07:00

Seasons greetings all! I hope you had an awesome christmas and lots of Biker goodies under the tree!

Best Wishes to you and yours and Safe Riding in 2007!
Heather.

Pool Boy?

2006-10-17T11:54:00.000-06:00

Hi Heather!
I Have a short question for you.......When you're busy on the road doing your gigs, how do you manage to keep your bike so clean? Do you have a pool boy do it for you or do you wash it yourself cause your bike always looks so great! bfn...Westcoast Boy

Pool Boy Response

2006-10-17T11:53:00.000-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote: Hey West Coast Boy, Thanks for noticing. I don't have a pool boy to keep my bike clean...But if you'd like to volunteer, send me a photo and I'll send you the Biker TV loin cloth you'll need to wear. LOL.....Heather.

Roadside Assistance

2006-10-03T08:52:00.000-06:00

Hi Heather, I watch your show religiously & I've always thought you were beautiful. But when I was broke down on the 401 with a flat tire and a broken arm, I never expected to call for a tow truck & have you show up! I have to tell you, watching you change my flat was the Hottest thing I have ever witnessed! You are definitely more than just a pretty face. Thanks a bunch Heather...You Rock!
Sheldon M.

Roadside Assistance Response

2006-10-03T08:44:00.000-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote: Hey Sheldon, no problem! Glad to help you out. Get that arm better and I'll see you on the road next spring! ...Heather
PS: I forgot to sign your cast!

CMDRA-Rookie

2006-10-01T16:06:00.000-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote: It all started on the road to Edmonton. I was hangin' on to a constant, screwed up front end induced, speed wobble, but still haulin' ass! A guy caught up to me at a gas station, shook my hand & said "Holy Sh.. Girl ...You Can Ride!" He ended up being one of the fastest guys on two wheels, Mike Scott of Hard Core racing. When Mike found out I was going to CMDRA drag races at Mission Raceway, he thought I should go down the track. I informed him that I'd never raced before but he wasn't deterred. When I arrived at Mission, Mike and his crew were there with a V-Rod Destroyer courtesy of James at Bullhead Racing & a racesuit. I did a couple runs on it & loved all 10 seconds of it! Next thing I knew Mike had crashed his top fuel bike doing 200MPH & was en-route to the hospital. Lucky to be alive, with a broken femur & a long recovery ahead of him. He will race again! With help from Mike's friend Gerry, I continued to run the destroyer 'til we got rained out & I'm hooked! Many thanks to Mike Scott and the Hard Core team for giving me the opportunity to go that fast! Get well mike and I'll see you at the track! ...Heather

Pedals to Pegs

2006-10-01T12:31:00.000-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote: My Western Canadian tour this year had many highlights. I especially enjoyed the company of the gang from The BMHS bike club. A group of young people that build custom bicycles. Who all aspire to be future technicians and bike builders. The group from Moncton, NB. Led by Instructor Marc Mazerolle, brought their creation the "Wendy" bike to Wembley, AB. to show off what they can do at the CCBB. I had a lot of laughs with these guy's and girl. Although I'm sorry to say...I missed out on the skittles poker tournament! Next time I'm in!
Tyler, Cory, Justin, Matt, Shawn, Marc(Mazzy) & Samantha (you go Girl!) Good luck in your future endeavors and keep on wrenchin'! ..Heather.

Check out the Pedals to Pegs program at www.beltdrivebetty.com

Canadian Championship of Bike Building

2006-10-01T10:58:00.001-06:00

Heather@bikertv.ca wrote: Helmets off to Renee Charbonneau, aka Belt Drive Betty, for treating the biker community to the CCBB! The town of Wembley, AB. welcomed Bikers from near and far for one Hell of a weekend! A killer showcase of Canadian Built Custom Bikes, as well as great people, awesome food, entertainment, you name it Renee had it there! I was impressed to say the least. Congrats to Cycle Boyz of Brandon Manitoba, who took home 1st place. The amazing trophies were created by Renee's hubby Mark( who worked his ass off!) He's a keeper Renee. There was some stiff competition, with too many awesome customs to mention. Let me just say "Way to represent Canada folks!"
Just to blow my own horn a bit...I took home an awesome 1st place trophy for Best Custom Sportster in the Show n' shine! All in all, I'm happy to have been a part of such an awesome event. The BikerTV team got some great footage for season 3 airing in 2007 and we had a Blast! For all your hard work and dedication....Thanks Renee!
If you missed it...Slap yourself! .......Heather.

Pretty Biker

2006-09-21T20:54:00.000-06:00

Hey Heather, How do you stay looking so pretty after a long hard day in the saddle?.....LOL
TBear.

Pretty Biker response

2006-09-21T20:42:00.000-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote: Hey TBear, I just wipe of the Road dirt & bugs before the camera's come out and if I don't get a chance to...oh well, BikerTV is a reality show!
Maybe what you see is my down the road glow, 'cause I'm doing what I love to do the most. Even if I eat the odd rock/Hornet/cigarette butt/bird...or better yet bird shit...you get the idea.
I have to admit, sometimes I say to myself "I want a windshield when I grow up!"
See you out there on the road TBear. Heather.

Black Legion Chopper

2006-08-28T11:56:00.000-06:00

Hi Heather,
The Black Legion Crew enjoyed the show as well as meeting all the crew of Biker TV.You guys were very down to earth.We appreciated talking and hanging out with you guys as if we had been your neighbors for years.
As for the trophies, the best award of all was not presented. It was meeting alot of new people, making new friends, seeing old ones, and witnessing alot of cool motorcycles. Winning awards for the Bike is humbling for me as I know that all of the bikes there had countless hours in on each and every one of them. I say hats off to all the builders and I will hopefully see you guys next year.
Also many thanks to the organizers and hands on workers at the Lifestyle show. Bar none this was one of the most organized and enjoying events that we've attended to date.
Tony Snyder ( Black Legion Chopper builder/owner)

The Cabot Trail

2006-08-27T20:26:00.000-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca Wrote: While on the East Coast,all I heard about was the Cabot Trail. So I went to see Dave Ells & the team at Sunset Motorsports in Lower Sackville,NS. Without hesitation they presented me with a gorgeous new Victory Jackpot! When Sunset developed a custom billet swing arm that'll hold the fattest ass tires you can come up with...They did a good thing! With a 300 series rear tire & Balls Galore, this Jackpot was wild! The Trail was phenomenal. It's like taking all the wildest curves out of the Rocky Mountains & putting them into a one afternoon ride! Definitely worth doing. I knew it would be a curvy ride, so before I got out of the straightaway's, I had the Victory up to 200 K. & it had more! Sorry Dave. I had a blast on the East Coast. The people are so friendly & laid back. The hospitality...unreal! If you haven't done it yet, get your arse East 'cause "you haven't lived until you've ridden the Maritimes!" Heather.

Atlantic Canada's Motorcycle Lifesyle Show

2006-08-27T19:55:00.000-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote: Wow!...Maritimers really know how to party! The Atlantic Canadian Motorcycle Show was held at The Dutch Mason Blues Fest in Dartmouth,NS. All week I enjoyed East Coast hospitality, fantastic seafood, killer blues music, beautiful rides, great people and an impressive collection of custom bikes by some of the best Eastern Canadian Bike Builders!
The Black Legion Chopper took home all three awards! Designed by Anthony Snyder of Belldune, NB. Fabricated by Anthony along with James Easton of Krazy Kustoms as well as some help from Elm City Choppers. Shawn Babineau of Demonic Design airbrush did an unbelievable job painting this amazing creation! It was great to be able to present such an great group of guys awards for Best Paint, Best Fabrication, As well as Best in Show! Way to represent New Brunswick guys! See you next Year! Heather.

Canadian Biker Buildoff

2006-08-27T18:52:00.000-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote: The Canadian Biker Buildoff in Port Dalhousie,ON. was definitely one of the Highlights of my riding season so far! Vern & Randy put on a Pretty Freakin' Awesome event again this year. The weekend was all about great people, good times, rock 'n roll and some the most amazing bike builders Canada has to offer! Congrats to Brad Haskins & the team at Canadian Custom Motorcycles in Delhi,ON. who took home awards for Best Paint, Builders Choiceand overall....BEST BIKE!
I even came away with some hardware for my ride in the show 'n shine...1st place sportster custom...nice!

New episodes?

2006-08-20T17:46:00.000-06:00

Hi Heather,When are they going to air new episodes of Biker TV? And are there any plans to make it an hour show? Ride safe and free! email: jlndbk@telus.net

New episodes response

2006-08-20T17:31:00.000-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote:
Hey Johnny,
New episodes of Biker TV will air this Fall. Check out www.bikertv.ca for soon to be announced upcoming air date. You'll also be able to watch footage on the site. We've got lots of killer rides & events lined up including Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, The Canadian Biker Buildoff, The Western CBBO in Wembley AB. and more! I'm not sure if a one hour show is in the near future, but you never know. Sorry about the re-runs. Thanks for watching!
Heather.

Harley Girl?

2006-06-26T13:10:00.000-06:00

Hi Heather,
I know you're a Harley Girl, but I was just wondering, do you only ride Harleys?
Thanx. Jay.

Harley Girl response

2006-06-26T13:01:00.000-06:00

June 26/06 heather@bikertv.ca wrote:
Hey Jay,
I'll ride anything I can get my hands on...
I'm not shy.
Check out this sweet ride!!!!
Heather.

Hassle?

2006-06-16T16:34:00.000-06:00

Heather, is it any kind of a challenge to just ride w/out having people hassle you all the time as a celebrity? Ride On! Drew. email: Drew1903@hotmail.com June 16/06.

Hassle response

2006-06-16T16:17:00.000-06:00

June 16/06 heather@bikertv.ca wrote:
Hi Drew. I don't find people to be a hassle at all. If they recognize me, that means they've been watching the show. That's a good thing. If they don't recognize me...They're just checking me out...that's a compliment. Either way, I'm always happy to shoot the shit! Ride to live! Heather.

Good Day from Fort McMurray

2006-06-16T13:42:00.000-06:00

Good day Heather. Welcome to the site. I know that you will be at the CCBB this September. Are you planning any other trips out west this year? How's things at BikerTV? Give the boys a hug from us. Ride safe and we'll see you soon... Fort Mac.

Response

2006-06-16T13:34:00.000-06:00

June 16/06. heather@bikertv.ca wrote:
Hey Fort, thanks for the welcome. I hope to check out the CMDRA drag races in Mission BC again while I'm out West. Last year was a riot! Biker TV is doing good...Lots of cool stuff in the works, including some East coast events. I'm looking forward to the CCBB. Belt Drive Betty's planning a wicked bash! BFN.....Heather.

Miles?

2006-06-11T10:10:00.000-06:00

Hey Heather, How many miles do you get to put on that sweet ride of yours?
from Belt Drive Betty. bdbetty@telus.net

Miles Response

2006-06-11T10:04:00.000-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote:
Hey Belt Drive Betty, I average around 20,000 K per season on my own ride. Although quite often I get to borrow other bikes. Variety is definitely the spice of life! Heather.

Dirty Pipes!

2006-05-30T12:41:00.000-06:00

Hey Heather, Did you ever figure out how to remove the heel marks from > exhaust pipes?:-) Good day Heather. >email: dewey@yknet.ca

Dirty Pipes Response

2006-05-30T12:39:00.000-06:00

heather@bikertv.ca wrote:
Hey Dewey, You're never going to let me live that down are you? To tell you the truth...I didn't have to figure anything out. That was a loaner bike...I just left my mark on it! I'll try to keep my feet on the pegs next time! Ride safe Dewey! Heather

My Good Friend...Big Al

2006-05-25T17:05:00.000-06:00

On the job - Port Dover,ON.

2006-05-25T16:53:00.000-06:00

Biker TV gives me the opportunity to do what I love to do most...Ride my bike, attend killer biker events and hang out with fellow Canadian bikers! It doesn't get much better than that!

Welcome Heather

2006-05-23T06:13:00.000-06:00

I want to welcome Heather Ireland to the Belt Drive Betty family!
Ask Heather - and she will answer your questions about Biker TV!
BD Betty