GET YOUR
2010 ATVing in NB Calendar

NOW AVAILABLE ONLY $10.00ea

If you are interested in purchasing a calendar, by mail you can contact Holly Edney by email at holly@newcastleprinting.ca or mail $10 payment along with your return address to:

Holly Edney
131 Burns Street, Miramichi, NB E1V 1H7

HATS & DECALS:
We have Club hats & decals available to purchase at most dealerships or by contacting the club directly. Hats $20.00 - Toques $15.00 - Decals $5.00

SPONSORSHIP:

We are currently looking for sponsorship for our 2009-2010 Season. We have several packages available as well we can now offer HST receipts to all sponsors. If you or anyone you know might be interested in a sponsorship please contact the club.

CITY OF MIRAMICHI:

Miramichi Off-Road ATV Club is now listed under Things To See & Do in Miramichi for our ATV tours at www.miramichi.org.  We will update the tours weekly in our Events Calender.

New Off-Road Vehicle Rules for Young Riders

Following are highlights from the new regulation under the Off-Road Vehicle Act. Specifications for off-road vehicles that may be driven by:

Persons 14 - 15 years of age:
• ATVs - engine size not to exceed 90 cc (for 2009 and earlier model years);
• motorized snow vehicles - engine size not to exceed 340 cc; and
• recreational-use dirt-bikes - engine size not to exceed 230 cc and the operator must be able to touch the balls of both feet on the ground when straddling the bike's seat.

Persons 12 - 13 years of age:
• ATVs - engine size not to exceed 90 cc (for 2009 and earlier model years);
• motorized snow vehicles - engine size not to exceed 340 cc; and
• recreational-use dirt-bikes - engine size not to exceed 150 cc and the operator must be able to touch the balls of both feet on the ground when straddling the bike's seat.

Persons six to 11 years of age:
• ATVs - engine size not to exceed 70 cc (for 2009 and earlier model years);
• motorized snow vehicles - engine size not to exceed 120 cc; and
• recreational-use dirt-bikes - engine size not to exceed 120 cc and the operator must be able to touch the balls of both feet on the ground when straddling the bike's seat.