abominable vermont bill

[Matt Smith]

Any riders in these areas? Besides myself of course

[davexr6502002]

I'm in Regina.... Sounds like you live in Estevan

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Matt Smith wrote: > Any riders in these areas? > > > Besides myself of course

[kdxkawboy@aol.com]

In a message dated 3/31/2005 7:34:34 AM Pacific Standard Time, tengai650@... writes: It doesn't matter... I found a loophole. The definition of Organized Event includes, "on a predetermined route or course." That means I can show up with 1,500 riders, give 'em all maps and say, "Y'all go and have fun now!" Mark "Beat the System" Van Horn I like that. That is the same thinking that lead to the famous Barstow to Vegas Protest ride. They had denied the race, but the course was still open to public riding as long as it was not an organized group. So we all showed on race day and rode the course as a pleasure ride in our little non-groups. There was nothing that powers that be could do about it and they were steaming. We all held to the same story, since y'all canceled the race we thought it would be a good weekend the come down for a ride and who'd of guessed some many other people would have the same idea. The first 50 or so riders out took all the flak, but by the 100th rider had left the authorities threw in the towel, however that wasn't before they decided to single out Rick Sieman and The Phantom Duck on a lot of trumped up charges. It took a lot of years but Rick and the Duck finally won the day. In a lot of ways this was the catalyst to birthed a generation of OHV advocates out west and we are still fighting the good fight. Pat G'ville, NV [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]