I think that a registration sticker really isn't much to ask. The OHV community all use them on a state by state basis down here, and the result is a consistent income source for trail advocacy, maintenance, and new trail construction. $35 a year is pretty minimal, and a lot of people are even willing to pay extra into a local club for more local benefits. I know my dues are being used to increase the size of the trail network in Downieville, with the intention to link a number of the Lost Sierra communities together via old mining trails and new built sections.
April 24, 2020, 6:21 p.m. - Harris
I think that a registration sticker really isn't much to ask. The OHV community all use them on a state by state basis down here, and the result is a consistent income source for trail advocacy, maintenance, and new trail construction. $35 a year is pretty minimal, and a lot of people are even willing to pay extra into a local club for more local benefits. I know my dues are being used to increase the size of the trail network in Downieville, with the intention to link a number of the Lost Sierra communities together via old mining trails and new built sections.