The BlueRibbon Coalition Announces Its New Member Incentive Program

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BLUERIBBON COALITION, INC

The BlueRibbon Coalition Announces Its New Member Incentive Program

We have never experienced such a relentless onslaught against OHV recreation and access as we are right now. Almost daily, we learn of some new planning initiative, a new piece of Wilderness legislation, a new lawsuit, or new attempt to rip-off dedicated OHV registration fees.

BRC is drawing from our unparalleled experience to turn the tide and build lasting solutions that make sense for the land and the people. Your membership in the BlueRibbon Coalition is critical. Now is the time to join together and expand our influence on the issues.

With the help of Rocky Mountain ATV-MC, we've made joining, renewing, or extending your membership in the BlueRibbon Coalition especially worth your while. For a limited time, we are making you this special "no buts-no brainer" offer where you can join BRC and literally double the value of your money:

Join-renew-extend your membership in BlueRibbon Coalition now and you will get a $25 gift card from Rocky Mountain ATV-MC!

Do the math: $29.00 BRC Membership
-$25.00 Gift Card
$ 4.00 Your final cost

YOU CAN'T LOSE!

► It's the right thing to do-at the right time
► You're helping to save trails
► You stay informed on issues
► Righteous deal for you
► Join-Renew-Extend membership in BRC for a full year
► Get the gift card-buy what you wanted to buy anyway
► Final membership cost to you is $4

Hands down, there has never been a better opportunity to help protect trails through membership in the BlueRibbon Coalition. Won't you please join with us? We've made it very easy for you at www.sharetrails.org/rmatv

Share this with your friends-we'll give them the same opportunity when they JOIN!

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The BlueRibbon Coalition is a national recreation group that champions responsible use of public lands and waters, and encourages individual environmental stewardship. It represents of 10,000 individual, business, and organizational members for a combined total of over 600,000 recreationists nationwide. 1-800-258-3742 www.sharetrails.org

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One morning’s average cash outlay for a year long membership in a National Organization whose sole mission is the preservation of ACCESS to YOUR Public Lands!

thatsright

The Lyin King wrote:: One morning’s average cash outlay for a year long membership in a National Organization whose sole mission is the preservation of ACCESS to YOUR Public Lands!

I am going to be honest with you. There is no public land in Kentucky that you can ride a SxS on. Most all public land is 50" or less.

Big-R wrote:

The Lyin King wrote:: One morning’s average cash outlay for a year long membership in a National Organization whose sole mission is the preservation of ACCESS to YOUR Public Lands!

I am going to be honest with you. There is no public land in Kentucky that you can ride a SxS on. Most all public land is 50" or less.

It is true that most of the Public access under attack is West coast, but there are some East Coast as well. Tellico is a prime example. We also just lost Swiss, WV where we rode in June. Feds shut it down. Local club is activly trying to reverse it now. It's just not about Public Land access. It is about the Enviro wackos that want us shut down for unnecessarily polluting the Environment with our toys. Private Property is not exempt from these freaks. Example would be when they sue Brimstone recreation for sediment off their property entering streams and screwing up fishing. They could make Brimstone pay so much in legal fees that it would not be worth them fighting to keep it open. These Enviros have that kind of money. By joining the BRC it just may keep the fight on the public lands and off of private. I can assure you one thing. Once they conquer the public land battle they will go after private. There is a big picture here. Just my opinion, but I think we should be involved with the access issue. 2cents

Good point Yank.

Guys lets get involved. I'll join.

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wvyankee2 wrote:

Big-R wrote:

The Lyin King wrote:: One morning’s average cash outlay for a year long membership in a National Organization whose sole mission is the preservation of ACCESS to YOUR Public Lands!

I am going to be honest with you. There is no public land in Kentucky that you can ride a SxS on. Most all public land is 50" or less.

The Lyin King wrote:: I'm sure there are folks here on this forum who own SXSs and also have ATVs/Dirt Bikes that are allowed on said trails (while they still remain open at all). Also, I'll hazard a guess that not everyone on this site lives in Kentucky or suffers the restrictions which you do in your State, I'm sorry they have done this to you!

It is true that most of the Public access under attack is West coast, but there are some East Coast as well. Tellico is a prime example. We also just lost Swiss, WV where we rode in June. Feds shut it down. Local club is activly trying to reverse it now. It's just not about Public Land access. It is about the Enviro wackos that want us shut down for unnecessarily polluting the Environment with our toys. Private Property is not exempt from these freaks. Example would be when they sue Brimstone recreation for sediment off their property entering streams and screwing up fishing. They could make Brimstone pay so much in legal fees that it would not be worth them fighting to keep it open. These Enviros have that kind of money. By joining the BRC it just may keep the fight on the public lands and off of private. I can assure you one thing. Once they conquer the public land battle they will go after private. There is a big picture here. Just my opinion, but I think we should be involved with the access issue. 2cents

The Lyin King wrote:: Yes, you are right . . . most of the Public Lands currently being closed are in the 13 Western States but when the attack began on Tellico I was here in California writing letters to the Nantahala National Forest Managers, the Tusquitee District Ranger and other public officials fighting it, I know no borders! No matter where we live they are ALL OUR PUBLIC LANDS and just as I may have wanted to visit or vacation at Tellico in the future, some of you folks may want to do the same out in my neck of the woods someday or may have friends and relatives who are or will be affected and would benefit from your Access Advocacy. The private land issue has been brewing for years, if you want to build a home on private property some areas have for years required an environmental assessment to ensure you are not disturbing the habitat of some microscopic endangered species. I believe the access/public land fight is one worth joining and have been a member of the BRC since 2002 . . . just my $.02

Big-R wrote:: Good point Yank.

Guys lets get involved. I'll join.

Here is the link folks. http://www.sharetrails.org/

I dont want my Great Grandkids looking through my old pictures someday and saying, " You didn't really used to do that, did you?"

Yank is a member. cheers

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wvyankee2 wrote:

Big-R wrote:: Good point Yank.

Guys lets get involved. I'll join.

Here is the link folks. http://www.sharetrails.org/

I dont want my Great Grandkids looking through my old pictures someday and saying, " You didn't really used to do that, did you?"

Yank is a member. cheers

Right on guys! Use this link to get the $4.00 deal . . . www.sharetrails.org/rmatv

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The Lyin King wrote:

wvyankee2 wrote:

Big-R wrote:: Good point Yank.

Guys lets get involved. I'll join.

Here is the link folks. http://www.sharetrails.org/

I dont want my Great Grandkids looking through my old pictures someday and saying, " You didn't really used to do that, did you?"

Yank is a member. cheers

Right on guys! Use this link to get the $4.00 deal . . . www.sharetrails.org/rmatv

Bump

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The Lyin King wrote:

wvyankee2 wrote:

Big-R wrote:: Good point Yank.

Guys lets get involved. I'll join.

Here is the link folks. http://www.sharetrails.org/

I dont want my Great Grandkids looking through my old pictures someday and saying, " You didn't really used to do that, did you?"

Yank is a member. cheers

Right on guys! Use this link to get the $4.00 deal . . . www.sharetrails.org/rmatv

Bump

Indeed! Your kids, grand children and future generations!

http://www.sharetrails.org/rmatv

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Two weeks remain to take advantage of this great opportunity!

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I just extended my membership even though it’s not due for another two months.

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