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  1. The Victoria Rail Trail is an existing multi-use trail extending from
    Lindsay to Kinmount in Ontario, Canada. Our governing body, The City of
    Kawartha Lakes has seen fit to allow ATVs to use the trail. A 50kph limit
    and 20kph limt within urban areas has been imposed.Of course this will not
    be enforced. This year the trail is in a particularly poor state of repair
    and is virtually unuseable by cyclists. It appears the ATV's are ruining the
    trail for cyclist and othe non-motorized users. As a result, a group of
    non-motorized trail users are organizing themselves to address problems and
    issues with the Rail Trail. We welcome any ideas and suggestions you may
    have in dealing with the issues.

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    The Victoria Rail Trail is an existing multi-use trail extending from
    Lindsay to Kinmount in Ontario, Canada. Our governing body, The City
    of Kawartha Lakes has seen fit to allow ATVs to use the trail. A
    50kph limit and 20kph limt within urban areas has been imposed.Of
    course this will not be enforced. This year the trail is in a
    particularly poor state of repair and is virtually unuseable by
    cyclists. It appears the ATV's are ruining the trail for cyclist and
    othe non-motorized users. As a result, a group of non-motorized trail
    users are organizing themselves to address problems and issues with
    the Rail Trail. We welcome any ideas and suggestions you may have in
    dealing with the issues.

    IMBA Canada.

    www.imba.com

    seriously, start taking pictures and video NOW.

  3. [email hidden] wrote:
    We welcome any ideas and suggestions you may

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    have in dealing with the issues.

    You can try sharing this video with the authorities.
    http://18.85.21.43/7-11-04.avi
    Note that is an ATV club on a group ride on a "multiuse" trail in
    Western Massachusetts. It will give some ides of the effects of
    allegedly responsible ATV riding. I got the link from the NEMBA forum,
    you can find more details at:

    <http://www.nemba.org/yabbse/index.php?board=9;action=display;threadid=5939>

    Dave Dowler

  4. Higher gas prices.

    JD

  5. Per [email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    You can try sharing this video with the authorities.
    http://18.85.21.43/7-11-04.avi

    I think I've got some sort of system problem.

    When I doubleclick on the link, Windows Media player opens - whereas sb
    QuickTime.

    (folder) Options|FileTypes looks ok.

    Agent's (my reader) Options|MIME Types looks right.

    Anybody been here?
    --
    PeteCresswell

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    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] wrote:
    We welcome any ideas and suggestions you may

    Quoted message said:

    have in dealing with the issues.

    You can try sharing this video with the authorities.
    http://18.85.21.43/7-11-04.avi
    Note that is an ATV club on a group ride on a "multiuse" trail in
    Western Massachusetts. It will give some ides of the effects of
    allegedly responsible ATV riding. I got the link from the NEMBA forum,
    you can find more details at:

    Quads are the worst of motorized vehicles. They cater to lazy slobs who
    think that they can fit where motorcycles and bicycles can widening trails
    as they go. Why anyone would want to limit themselves to such unwieldy
    vehicles is beyond me.

    Greg

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