I know this sounds ungrateful, but if the best the industry can do is one of the top manufacturer's spending $10K to help 100 people considering the growth the sport has seen then the future does not look good. I'd much rather see money pumped into a trail etiquette education program as I think that would have much better payback in terms of keeping the trails in good shape. The industry needs to get together as a whole to make this happen.
May 19, 2021, 5:43 p.m. - Mark
I know this sounds ungrateful, but if the best the industry can do is one of the top manufacturer's spending $10K to help 100 people considering the growth the sport has seen then the future does not look good. I'd much rather see money pumped into a trail etiquette education program as I think that would have much better payback in terms of keeping the trails in good shape. The industry needs to get together as a whole to make this happen.