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Calgary Motorcycle Club celebrating 100th anniversary

Дата публикации: 25-07-2026 17:31:15

Numerous activities are planned, including a group ride, celebration dinner and a show-and-shine on Sunday, July 26

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Youngman enjoys tinkering with vintage motorcycles, but his two main rides are a 2014 Harley-Davidson Ultra Limited and a 2015 Kawasaki KLR650. Both Cholowsky and Youngman are proud to be part of a group now 100 years old with history that spans all types of riding, from touring to motocross racing.

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Calgary Motorcycle Club Calgary Motorcycle Club group photo from the Clyde Paul family archive shows a Harley-Davidson Knucklehead surrounded by club members. Clyde Paul was a Calgary Harley-Davidson dealer, and he is seated in the middle wearing leather jacket, shirt and tie. Formed in 1926, the CMC celebrates its 100th anniversary in late July this year. Photo by Calgary Motorcycle Club

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“I take it as a personal challenge to make sure we document as much of our history as possible,” Cholowsky says. “And, to ensure that the club continues and persists for another hundred years if possible so generations to come will know and be able to be part of the camaraderie and the safe promotion of motorcycling and enjoyment and love of this two-wheeled sport we all love.”

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Greg Williams is a member of the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC). Have a column tip? Contact him at gregwilliams@shaw.ca

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Greg Williams

Greg Williams has long appreciated vintage vehicles, anything with wheels, from bicycles to motorcycles, automobiles to trucks. But he also appreciates new technology, and sharing the experiences of others as they test drive the latest rides. Since 1998, he has been a freelance contributor to Driving.ca.

Summary

-Writing since 1995, continually contributing to transportation magazines around the world -Enjoys focusing on the people behind the machines, those who build, restore, or engineer them. -Member of (AJAC) the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada since 2001

Education

Graduated from Mount Royal College’s Journalism Program in 1995. Supplemented freelance writing income as a driller’s helper, often driving thousands of miles hauling pipe. Continually learning from those involved in all aspects of automobiles and motorcycles.

Experience

Since 1998, Greg Williams has been writing transportation stories for Driving.ca, starting as a weekly columnist for the Calgary Herald’s Wheels, then Driving sections, and now Driving.ca. Freelance stories featuring motorcycles have been published worldwide but started with a biography of Saskatoon’s J.B. Nicholson in the U.K.’s The Classic Motorcycle magazine in 1996. Constantly tinkering with broken down old motorcycles, the passion led to monthly columns in Inside Motorcycles (1999-2010), and then Cycle Canada (2010-2015). Contributed monthly since 2000 to American Iron Magazine, until that ‘No. 1 Motorcycle Magazine on the Newsstands’ folded in 2020. Writing the bi-monthly Pulp Non-Fiction column for The Antique Motorcycle magazine since 2008, and since 2021, working as Associate Editor with ex-Cycle World editor David Edwards. Also, since 2010, have penned bi-monthly feature contributions to Motorcycle Classics magazine. Continue to semi-regularly contribute feature stories to Canada’s Motorcycle Mojo magazine and have done so since 2015. Joined the team at TheVintagent.com in 2020 as Profiles Editor contributing long-form interviews with a diverse range of interesting people inhabiting the world of antique motorcycles. New vehicle test drives were routinely contributed to the Calgary Herald’s Driving section until 2004, when a motorcycle accident left him a paraplegic. Now, he pens the Reader Reviews and Owner Reviews for Driving.ca, stories where ordinary folks share their thoughts and impressions of new, or new-to-them vehicles. After writing about J.B. (Bernie) Nicholson in 1996, in 2009 Greg wrote the book Prairie Dust, Motorcycles and a Typewriter about Nicholson Bros. Motorcycles, and Bernie’s writing of seven editions of the book Modern Motorcycle Mechanics (1942 to 1974). ( https://modernmotorcyclemechanics.com/).

Major awards won by the author

2001 runner-up Castrol-Chinthe Award for Automotive Writing; 2009 Winner Julie Wilkinson Motorsport Writing Award; 2014 Bar & Hedy Hodgson Award Recipient (Canadian Motorcycle Hall of Fame).

Contact info

Email: gregwilliams@shaw.ca Instagram: Visit here

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