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OUR BEGINNIGS - Moose Jaw

The passion for mini-bikes has been part of who we are for years. It's a small, vibrant, tight-knit community — but like any niche product, it comes with its challenges: plenty of mini-bikes stored away across the country, their registrations lost to time. Beautiful bikes unable to reclaim their freedom because of administrative details that sometimes seem insurmountable — Formule 148, SAAQ, registration histories — these are the 12 labors of Asterix.In 2023, while on assignment out west, our founder acquired a 1947 Frazer Manhattan at a farm auction in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan — you guessed it — with no papers. Determined not to leave it trapped the way his mini-bikes were, he set out to find a solution.

ONE THING LED TO ANOTHER

It's with the gleaming Frazer that the pattern took shape. Once it was registered, plated, and on the road, why not do the same with a beloved, fully restored Z50 that also had no registration? The solution proving successful, we began sharing it with those close to us. They in turn referred their friends, and word got around.What started as a passion for these vehicles was shared with the community, driven by the desire to see people finally enjoy their machines in full freedom and compliance.Since then, we've accompanied our clients through countless journeys. Helping a son put back on the road the vehicle he'd built with his late father, years earlier. Bringing into compliance the vehicle of an enthusiast trapped in an interjurisdictional administrative limbo. Giving a family back the only keepsake of a loved one — a motorcycle they thought could never be brought into compliance.It's an honor to have accompanied more than 150 clients through their projects, and the ultimate joy to see them back on the road with a vehicle they once thought was condemned.

Some of our completed files — each plate corresponds to a registered, compliant vehicle.