Discover The 2026 Ski-Doo Lineup

Published on: Mar 14, 2025

Energy Powersports Collingwood Is Open — Your Local Can-Am, Ski-Doo & Sea-Doo Dealer Near Blue Mountains, Meaford & Owen Sound

Sep 21, 2026

Energy Powersports has opened a second dealership location in Collingwood at 180 Mountain Rd, Unit 101, expanding its reach beyond Oakville into Georgian Bay country. The blog covers why Collingwood makes sense as a location — sitting at the center of trail, road, snow and water riding for communities like Stayner, Meaford, Thornbury, the Blue Mountains, Owen Sound and Southampton across Simcoe County. It details the full product lineup now available (Can-Am off-road ATVs/side-by-sides, Can-Am on-road Spyder/Ryker, Ski-Doo snowmobiles, and Sea-Doo watercraft), gives seasonal gear and layering advice, explains the value of genuine BRP accessories, and outlines local trail systems (COATV, DGATV) and permit requirements. It closes with a team introduction (staff names, roles and favourite local restaurants), an FAQ section, store hours/contact info, and a reminder that gear can be browsed and ordered 24/7 through the online storefront.

Fall Riding Season: Why Autumn Is the Best Time to Ride Your Can-Am Off-Road ATV or Side-by-Side

Sep 17, 2026

Fall isn't just a nicer time to ride — it's a season with its own mechanics, and treating it that way changes what actually matters on the trail: firmer dirt from seasonal rain instead of dusty summer hardpack, denser air giving the Rotax engine in an Outlander or the turbo in a Maverick X3 a real power bump, and wet leaves turning into the kind of hidden hazard that catches even experienced riders off guard. Which Can-Am makes sense for the season depends less on the calendar and more on what a rider is actually doing with it — an Outlander XT for someone pushing into rockier, technical terrain once trails firm up, a Defender for hunting season and property work as daylight shrinks, a Maverick for riders chasing tighter trails before the snow closes them off. This guide walks through why fall trail conditions behave differently, how to layer gear and prep a machine for the swing in temperature and daylight, which trims fit which kind of fall rider, and where Oakville and Collingwood-area riders can find OFATV-connected trail systems — plus the fall service and accessory checklist that keeps a season's worth of good riding from ending with a trailside breakdown.