ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Gordon Spingler is 75, but he still loves riding dirt bikes and taking along his children and grandchildren to share his reverence for nature.
But Spingler and other off-road enthusiasts are worried that an effort by legislators to overhaul the state's off-highway vehicle law could curtail access to New Mexico's backcountry for the next generation of riders.
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