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these laws were passed in around 2008 a lot of people flipped out so they had meetings about it
i went to a meeting at west boylston high school, lots of new england track owners were there, NETRA officals were there also, they explained the laws, and im surprised it took this long to enforce them, anyone complaining is a god dam cry baby we all knew it was coming
What if every state we race in does this we would have to register our bikes in 4 or 5 states. What a ball buster!
There seems to be a common harassment connection though.. Cali, Mass, Ct.... "Blue" States.
I know Robby probably can't/won't divulge all of the details, but I'm curious as to how they even got on their land in the first place. What judge would issue a warrant for an investigative nature with the basis of finding what, a fucking out of date registration? Something doesn't add up here and in curious as to how it plays out, the EPA cant just barge into private property (From what little civics courses I remember)
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What dick heads.
It's obvious that another Boston Tea Party is imminent and it's stuff like this that is going to galvanize more and more people until it happens.
X9000
Unfortunately for the folks who want to blame this on "blue" or "liberal" things, vehicle excise taxes happen even in "red" states.
Want to save the sport? Stop bitching and make the bikes quiet. If no one knows you are riding then they will have no reason to find excuses (like EPA or zoning) to stop you. I can't wait for Alta to have more dealers and presence in the market.
"We want to start this sticker program so we can buy land for you guys to ride dirt bikes on."
By the way, without a warrant, these Mass. state cops and EPA are trespassing. Throw them out.
They did not come up to me personally. But many other racer's I ran into were forced to hand over information. A friend of mine said he told the officer that he respectfully wishes not to give his information and was told he had to. His bike was unregistered and they gave him a written warning and was information was put into a data log.
Questions I would like to know? What is considered a OHV in Massachusetts? Golf carts, UTV's, What about hand built offroad motorcycles and ATV's. What if I built my KX250F out of a collection of parts? What if I don't have any certificate of origin or real paperwork for the dirt bike I'm riding?
Will out of state residents riding on Massachusett's land be required to be registered for competitions & riding on private property?
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