NORTHWOOD'S RIDERS ATV,OHM,OHV

CLUB

BEMIDJI MINNESOTA

Brute Force® 750 4x4i

Mission Statement

To be a successful club, educating each member and the public about our recreation, safety and environmental responsibilities of All-Terrain Vehicles, Off-Highway Motorcycles and Off-Road Vehicles. To accept the responsibility and leadership that the Club brings to the Community

Purpose of this club

To provide a positive image of OHV recreation to the general public.

To provide educational & informational material to riders & the general public

To inform the public that OHV recreation can exist with other outdoor users.

To encourage the State of Minnesota to develop a statewide OHV system

To educate the public on acceptable use of private, state, and federal land

To promote safe procedures on and off the road.

To promote the responsible use of our natural resources.

To perform all desirable and lawful functions for the successful operation of the club

and the general public interest.

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  CLUB NEWS

OFFICIAL NORTHWOOD'S SITE HOSTED BY  BLUE MOON SALOON

Northwood's Riders OHV Club official site

For more information call or e-mail                                

Cindy, President 218-854-7456 cdudley@paulbunyan.net

Steve Donat...Treasurer    sdonat@paulbunyan.net

Bill Larson, Government liaison...218-444-7605  wmlarson@paulbunyan.net

Paul , web site maintenance  at Lakeland Motor and Sport...218-759-6977 lmas@paulbunyan.net    www.lakelandmotorandsport.com

 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE            Contact: Cynthia Dudley
APRIL 25th, 2010                                      218-854-7456
 
PLEASE PUBLISH SPACE AVAILABLE THROUGH April 15th
TIME SENSITIVE
 
PLEASE NOTE: DATE CHANGE
 
 The Northwood’s Rider OHV ATV Club will be presenting an ATV Youth Safety Training Class on Sunday April 25th.   The testing and operating  class will be held at the Beltrami County Fairgrounds, Bemidji, Minnesota .  Cost for the class is $18.00 which includes registration fee.  Pre pay and pre-registration is required.  
 ATV safety training is for ATV operators ages 12-15. Students who complete this course are able to operate ATVs of any size with these restrictions: you must "fit" the machine and you may make a direct crossing of a public road right of way or operate on state lands and waters, only when accompanied by a person 18 years of age or older who has a valid drivers license. Operating along or on a public road right of way is not permitted with this certification..  Students who are 11 years of age may take the complete course but the certificate will only become valid when they reach their 12th birthday.
Course components
Independent study - CD ROM available free of charge through the DNR Information Center [(651) 296-6157 or (888) 646-6367] or the Enforcement Safety Training Office (1-800-366-8917).  PLEASE NOTE: CD portion MUST be completed BEFORE the class date. 
Testing & operating day - participate in a testing and operating day led by  volunteer instructors.
Upon successfully completing the "testing & operating" portion of the course, the student will be issued a temporary certificate to operate an appropriate ATV over 90cc.. Instructors will submit class rosters to the DNR and completion certificates will be mailed directly to the successful student..
 
For those who have previously completed the old DNR ATV course (workbook and written test) and already possess an ATV safety certificate only the testing and operating component needs to be completed.  The student must show the previous  certificate to the instructor and pay the $18 fee. Upon  successfully completing the second part of the new course, (which consists of a written test and the driving and operational component),   a new certificate which will allows operation of  the larger ATVs will be issued.
 
To pre pay and pre- register or for further information please call: Cynthia Dudley 218-854-7456.
 
 
 

   

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