Sean Coplen, Owner of Roseville Kawasaki, (L) and Don Amador (R)
Quiet Warrior Racing wants to thank Kawasaki Motors
Corp., U.S.A. and Roseville Kawasaki, a Kawasaki dealer, for their generous
support in helping us launch our official Adventure Bike trail stewardship
module for 2017 with use of a new KLR 650.
This “celebration” partnership highlights a number of key
events. Those signature components
include; Kawasaki’s 50th Year Anniversary, the 30th year
anniversary of the KLR 650, Roseville Kawasaki’s commitment to excellence, and
Don Amador’s recent induction into the Off-Road Motorsports Hall of Fame.
QWR believes there are a number of factors that are
contributing to the rise in popularity of Adventure motorcycling. First, the 2005 Forest Service Travel
Management Rule resulted in the closure of many forest roads historically used
by non-street legal dirt-bikes. This
resulted in riders purchasing street-legal adventure or dual-sport motorcycles
so they could connect between various trail networks.
Second, many non-traditional “off-road motorcycle” interests from the tech
world, conservation movement, 4x4 community, and other stakeholder groups have
found that Adventure riding is a great way to escape the city and experience
the great outdoors.
Third, adventure motorcycles can also serve as commuter
vehicles during the week.
QWR looks forward to using our Adventure Bike Module in
2017 to better serve the exploring community and promote the many benefits that
backcountry motorcycling affords both riders and the economy.
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