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+NewsMagazine Sao, by Andrew Burton Rednecks! Some people shout this term to us as we rumble past their foreign automobiles in our big off-road vehicles (ORV). To the typi- cal postmodern American, these 4x4's seem offensive to our convenient way of life. They ask themselves, What's the point of hav- ing an off-road vehicle when we have roads with such smooth rake that our vehicles only need a few inches of suspension to smooth out the minor bumps? The general public is so used to paved roads that many of them do not have a basic understanding of car mechanics or what to do when trouble strikes. We take for grant- ed the availability of paved roads and cell phones. For example, if a person happened to be stuck in a rut just off the side of a paved road, would he or she have the knowledge and experience to know what to do or what number to dial for help? What happens when your cell phone doesn't work? Most people decide to walk toward the closest commu- nity. But what would you do if a redneck decided to stop and offer you a hand? ORV operators know what to do and have the equipment to get you out of that situation. ORV enthusiasts have knowledge about driving that most people pay for through tow truck expenses or memberships to AAA. While our vehicles may look like they have already been in a couple of accidents, and the noise may sound like a construction site, these are merely battle scars and sounds of power built to withstand off-road adventures. = dents and scratches are constant re- fs Of exciting times and camaraderie. Similar to having a scar from riding 2. Looking back over the years, the scar nes a fond memory of something yot eed and overcame. Similarly, OF ORV owners enjoy environment, helping others up to the top of a mountain is like nothing else. Building the vehicles to handle these off-road trails is actually almost as fun as ac- tually driving them. Some people believe that 4x4 vehicles only tear up the environment. However, nu- merous ORV clubs and enthusiasts promote responsible treatment of the land. Our goal is to be good stewards of the environment and heip protect it for the enjoyment of pos- terity. Serious and responsible ORV enthusi- asts promote proper use of trails and vehicle maintenance. They are quick to lend a hand and share their extensive knowledge. Now that you know more about ORV own- ers, tell others to think twice before ridiculing or yelling at us. We may be the first ones to help you when your vehicle is in trouble.
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