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1st Annual OMBC Mountain Bike Legislative Day in Salem
Feb
27
9:00 AM09:00

1st Annual OMBC Mountain Bike Legislative Day in Salem

  • Wednesday, February 27, 2019
  • 9:00 AM 4:30 PM 09:00 16:30
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The Oregon Mountain Biking Coalition will be hosting the first annual Oregon MTB Legislative Day in Salem on February 27th. The OMBC is working to create new opportunities and ensure that our community's concerns are heard by state lawmakers.  

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Mountain bikers play hard and treat themselves afterwards. When studying the economic impact of cycle tourism in Oregon it was discovered that people on bikes are one of the highest categories of spenders during their travels. #orsingletrack
In traditionally shrinking rural areas across the country we're seeing a new glimmer of hope. A sustainable industry that brings vitality and breathes new life where there was only uncertainty. The mountain bike tourism economy is real, and it means a real future for Oregon's treasured rural communities. #orsingletrack
What do you look for when buying a home? Are you invested in your community and looking to revitalize your neighborhood? Developing urban trails has one of the highest ROIs on every dollar spent. People want their homes to be connected to their community and their green spaces. Join us on February 27th to let our representatives know how much trails mean to you. Register at the link in our profile. #orsingletrack
Congrats to the @oregontimbertrail—they're breaking ground this spring on a 2.8 mile connector outside of Oakridge between Bunchgrass ridge and Fuji Mtn. The new trail is a technical traverse through mountain hemlock stands and sub alpine talus. This project has been talked about for 15-20 years and will make a 100% singletrack connection between Crescent lake, Waldo lake, and Oakridge—a whopping 68 miles in total! #orsingletrack
It turns out everyone wants trails near their home. Do you have a place to ride near yours? Let your representatives know on February 27th, link to register in bio. #orsingletrack
The sticker shock of MTB trails is real, but vastly cheaper than other sporting facilities and a sound investment in more ways than one. We're heading to Salem on February 27th to talk with our representative, come join us. Link to register in bio.
Mountain biking and other active recreation is not only fun—it saves millions in health care costs each year. Let your representatives know how important mountain biking is to you on February 27th. Link to register in profile.
Mountain bikers are not a fringe group of adrenaline junkies—we're daughters, veterans, queer, rich, low-income, conservationists, progressive, religious, people of color, conservative, retired, urban, rural, and 15% of Oregon's population. And we want quality places to ride. - Let your voice be heard on February 27th in Salem. No experience necessary, sign up at the link in our profile. #orsingletrack
Care about off-road riding in Oregon? This is your chance to let elected officials know! No experience needed, and we're providing training beforehand. Link to register in profile bio.
Good news! 9.5 miles of new singletrack has been approved connecting Bend and Sunriver on the west side of the Deschutes river. 🙌 Thanks to @cotamtb and everyone who was involved.
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