Your membership to RIOHVA not only helps our effort to open legal riding in Rhode Island, but now you will be able to save some money at some of your favorite shops. Some of our sponsors have agreed to provide our members with discounts towards purchases.
ATV SAFETY
SIMULATOR MAKES ITS DEBUT IN WYOMING While
sitting on the machine kids experience the complexities and
risks of riding ATVs by using hydraulics to make the ATV
seem to climb steep hills, turn sharp corners, and go back
down the hill, all without ever leaving the platform or
starting the engine. Plans are to have this on display at
the '08 NOHVCC Conference.
Read more>>
BRETT DOWNEY SAFETY FOUNDATION WEBSITE
OFFERS EXCELLENT RESOURCES FOR MOTOCROSS
TRACK OWNERS
This one-of-a-kind
volunteer organization helps tracks set
strict safety guidelines. One of the
many products featured on the site is an
instructional DVD for caution flaggers.
The foundation is named for a young
southern California motocrosser who lost
his life in an on-track incident last
year.
See the
Brett Downey Website>>
ATV SAFETY DEMONSTRATION FEATURED AT
WISCONSIN OUTDOOR EDUCATION EXPO
Nearly 4000 4th and 5th graders gather
to learn about life beyond video games
and MySpace.
"Technology is great, but the challenge
becomes to balance that with
participation in outdoor recreation and
the associated benefits therein," says
Wisconsin ATV Association President
Randy Hardin.
Read more>>
ATV RIDERS FORM NEW PARTNERSHIPS TO
INCREASE TRAIL OPPORTUNITIES IN NEW YORK
Bombardier
recently sponsored a ride day at Unadilla for the
New York State Off-Highway Recreational
Vehicle Association, Inc. (NYSORVA) to
unite NY OHV clubs. New York NOHVCC
State Representative Bob Ski organized
the day. Over 100
representatives from 22 NY OHV riding
clubs converged for several planned
meetings and a lot of great riding at
the famous track and trails...Read
more>>.
MINNESOTA RECREATIONAL TRAIL USERS
ASSOCIATION RECEIVES PRESIDENT'S
VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARD
Group is cited for 900
volunteer hours in building, maintaining
and promoting recreational trails in the
state
Read
more>>
FOR SALE: 1990 PETERBILT WITH 20-FOOT
BOX AND ENCLOSED 24-FOOT TRAILER
Featuring: Sleeper cab, Cat Diesel,
Allison transmission, 400K miles, Two
sets of aluminum stairs, Generator, Air
compressor, Enclosed 24-foot, tandem
axle Competitive trailer.
For further information contact Russ
Ehnes at the National Off-Highway
Vehicle Conservation Council at
800-348-6487 or e-mail at
Pictures of truck>>
PLAN 2007 WORKSHOPS IN YOUR AREA NOW!
DATES ARE OPEN FOR OHV ASSOCIATION, OHV
MANAGEMENT, AND USFS ROUTE DESIGNATION
WORKSHOPS
The NOHVCC will be finalizing much of
their 2007 workshop calendar throughout
the winter. Contact them now at
800-348-6487 or
to discuss any proposals for the coming
year.
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