"New Regulations" Close Adventure Route
QWR believes that Adventure Riders are part of the OHV
family and an important factor in the land-use equation.
QWR's Don Amador with 2006 Tiger 955i
Continued access to high quality adventure-type roads and
trails is under constant pressure from a growing number of laws, regulations,
and rules that determine if those routes are open or closed.
The Clean Water Act, Endangered Species Act, Travel
Management, legislation, litigation, political pressure, and funding are all
factors that open or close gates on public lands.
Although many adventure riders have OHV experience, there
are many new riders that come from a street or non-OHV background. Dealing with the avalanche of rules and
regulations that govern motorized access to federal lands is something that
some adventure riders are not familiar with.
"Gate Open" for Adventure
QWR would like to urge the adventure bike community to
continue their efforts to become engaged in land-use issues and/or support
those organizations and businesses that advocate for responsible motorized
recreational access to public roads and trails.
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