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Advocacy CampaignsThis is the main reason why RTRA was established – to be able to say to the government “There are a lot more trail bike riders out there than you think – and it’s about time our needs were heard”. Make yourself heard and add your weight to our efforts by getting in touch with the government at either state or local level. |
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