Forestry Commission Angus Motocross Track/Trail
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I have come to the conclusion while trying to find a safe and legal area to allow my step daughter to learn and ride motocross, There is no where in Angus county that will allow motocross bikes to ride without hassle. But yet many people still ride bikes in the county. I started doing a little research on the matter, trying to find somewhere suitable close enough to take my step daughter out to learn before hitting race tracks. I come across something on the Scotland.forestry.gov.uk website that said they have allowed certain area's of woods
in some county's where people of all ages were allowed to ride but none for Angus. I feel this is unfair as myself and others with have to drive further and this will result in the expenses being a lot higher, so much that it would not be worth it. I have started this petition to raise awareness to the problem we have here. If Angus had a legal area to ride freely it would stop the majority from riding on other peoples land (private Land),
free up police time from call outs dealing with these situations and given children and adults somewhere safe they can learn their skills at own risk. Motorsports is a big part of Scotland's history and there a is very strong following of all types of motor sports across the country. We should be encouraging our future generation.
I would like everyone who agrees with me to please sign this petition and share with as many people as you can that this effects,
Once I have enough people signed it, I will write a in depth letter and the petition to forestry commission Scotland to explain our situation.
I understand this may not have any effect to start with but I will keep trying to we have somewhere to ride in Angus legally.
Thank you to everyone that this has reached and everyone who signs it. Once again please share with as many people in the Angus area
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