Re: Improving Off-road Compliance

Sorry to disappoint you, Rick. I am not in favor of "ride[ing] where I want and I don't care who owns the land". I'm not sure how you jumped to that conclusion from my posts.

I ride legally. I do not trespass on duly posted or fenced property. I can't tell for certain if I have ridden on unmarked or unfenced private property. But if I had to guess, I'd say I probably have. Please keep in mind that it's consistent with the law where I recreate, and has been for over 150 years in California (well before I arrived here). That is, until now in San Bernardino County. Look up California PC 602. It requires that private land be fenced or legally posted before trespassing laws apply. Of course, someone's yard surrounding the house is obviously private land, and is presumed to be duly posted and obvious. That is not in question.

That you don't happen to agree with my perspective does not necessarily make me a bad guy. Nor do claims that are based on assumptions about what I support and what I do. The fact that I oppose 3973 is in no way indicative that I am an illegal rider. The only reason there is opposition to 3973, and riders are willing to step up and speak their minds is that it affects legal OHV opportunities. If that problem didn't exist, there would be no opposition.

I am not an extremist, and I am not your enemy.