This is an “All Hands on Deck” Order from The General
Send a letter and stop the Feb. 10 BAN on all youth OHVs!!!
*Included below is a sample letter regarding the potential ban of all youth-oriented OHVs starting Feb. 10, 2009. I am asking OHV users to contact the Consumer Product Safety Commission and their elected officials today!
Send a letter and stop the Feb. 10 BAN on all youth OHVs!!!
*Included below is a sample letter regarding the potential ban of all youth-oriented OHVs starting Feb. 10, 2009. I am asking OHV users to contact the Consumer Product Safety Commission and their elected officials today!
I have already sent my letters to the CPSC, Pres. Obama, and Congress - you need to do the same - That's an Order!!!
CPSC Comment Page
CPSC Comment Page
http://www.cpsc.gov/cgibin/info.aspx
BRC Rapid Response Center to contact the White House and your Congressional Member
BRC Rapid Response Center to contact the White House and your Congressional Member
MIC News Release on Issue:
Sample "Cut and Paste" Letter:
As a member of the OHV community, I want to voice my strong support for petitions filed recently by the Motorcycle Industry Council and Specialty Vehicle Institute of America to seek emergency relief from provisions which go into effect on February 10, 2009.
While I do support efforts by Consumer Product Safety Commission to protect children from lead content in products that truly present a risk to children, I do not believe the Commission intended that metal parts on ATVs and motorcycles be included in that regulation because they do not present a lead risk to children.
As the spring OHV recreation season rapidly approaches, I ask you to support efforts to exclude youth-oriented OHVs – and the businesses that sell and service them – from being unnecessarily impacted by this ban especially during this economic crisis.
Sincerely,
I'm in, General!!! I'll do my part and rally some more troops.
ReplyDeletethanks for leading the charge,
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ReplyDeleteThanks. It is important for voters to contact their Congressman by personal email or phone call and ask them to review this serious issue.
The General