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Husqvarna Rolls Out New Retail Financing Offer
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hey may have rolled out the new financing plan on April 1st, but Husqvarna is not joking around. “Husky wants to help you Ride More, so we are introducing 2.99% financing on all 2011 models,” says Husqvarna’s National Marketing Manager Corey Eastman. “For any 2010 models your dealer may have remaining on the showroom floor, 0.99% financing is available!” To further sweeten the Ride More For Less deal, your Husqvarna dealer has the ability to finance up to 130% of the bike’s purchase price and up to 60 month terms on approved credit. “That means you Ride More, while putting less down, paying less interest and enjoying lower payments for up to 60 months,” explains Eastman. “Need I say More?” What’s the catch? “Only one catch, this program is intended to run from April 1st through the end of May so if you don’t act right now, you may miss out,” claims Corey. “Great motorcycles, great financing... no fooling! Now is the time to Ride More for less... a lot less!”
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MEET @ THE GOLDEN ACORN CASINO.
The ride will take 4-5 hours, and
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Off-highway groups question federal official on
Wild Lands policy
A coalition of influential groups representing the interests of millions of off-highway vehicle (OHV) riders wants answers to key questions about the new federal Wild Lands policy, the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) reports. In a letter dated March 16 to Bob
Abbey, director of the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM), the coalition asked numerous questions related to the Wild Lands policy, which could close millions of acres of federal land to responsible motorized recreation.
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The coalition also stressed that there is strong grass-roots opposition to the new policy.
The coalition is made up of the
AMA, the All-Terrain Vehicle Association, the Trails Preservation Alliance, the Colorado Off Highway Vehicle Coalition, the Utah Shared Access Alliance, AMA District 36 (Northern California, Northwestern Nevada), AMA District 37 Off-Road Division (Southern California) and the California Off-Road Vehicle Association. On Dec. 22, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar signed Secretarial Order 3310 creating the Wild Lands land-use designation that essentially allows BLM officials to manage public land as if it had received a Wilderness designation from Congress, but without requiring congressional approval. This new policy is widely expected to restrict or eliminate responsible OHV use in the affected areas.
A Wilderness designation is one of the most
restrictive forms of public land management. . . . anti-access advocates have been abusing the legislative process to ban responsible OHV
recreation on public land.
A Wilderness designation is one of the most restrictive forms of public land management. Once Congress designates an area as Wilderness, nearly all forms of non-pedestrian recreation are illegal. The AMA supports appropriate Wilderness designations that meet the criteria established by Congress in 1964, but anti-access advocates have been abusing the legislative process to ban responsible OHV recreation on public land. “As associations that represent the interests of millions of responsible motorized recreation enthusiasts, we oppose the new Bureau of Land Management’s Wild Lands policy,” the coalition wrote. “We have questions concerning the definition of Wild Lands, designations, and implementation plans as they relate to motorized recreation within Secretarial Order 3310. “Moreover, we seek to clarify indications that you believe there is no grass-roots opposition to this order,” the letter said. “We, the undersigned, believe this new designation may severely restrict the ability of our members to responsibly recreate on public lands managed by the BLM.”
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