TARGET: 2027 FL LEGISLATIVE SESSION
Whether you ride a dirt bike, an ATV, or a side-by-side on the trail, at the track, or with your family, this fight is for you. We're a coalition of riders, clubs, promoters, dealers, landowners, and industry partners working to open more legal land for off-road riding by passing landowner liability protection in 2027.
Every year Florida loses legal land for OHV recreation, and liability fears keep most private land closed. Riders, families, parks, and clubs all feel it.
Private owners with good riding ground keep their gates locked because a single lawsuit could cost them the property. Until that risk is reasonable, the land stays closed — to dirt bikes, ATVs, and side-by-sides alike.
Development, land sales, and closures keep shrinking the legal places to ride, and closed land rarely comes back.
Florida's few OHV parks and riding areas are crowded, far from most riders, and can't absorb the demand.
Parents and kids have fewer legal options close to home — and the next generation never gets started.
Fewer venues mean fewer club rides, trail days, rallies, and races, and organizers fighting to keep them going.
Liability fears keep good Florida land closed. We're changing the law so landowners can open it.
How We Fix ItLet's Ride Project brings Florida's OHV community — dirt bikes, ATVs, and side-by-sides — and the businesses behind it together around one goal: more places to ride.
Open land isn't just good for riders. It powers Florida's whole powersports industry and the outdoor economy around it.
New places to ride bring families back, help clubs grow, and give promoters room for more events.
More dirt bike, ATV, and side-by-side sales, busier service departments, and growth for dealers and aftermarket brands.
Riding destinations draw visitors who spend on travel, lodging, food, and local outdoor recreation businesses.
Funding gets us to the capitol. Riders get it across the finish line. Join the network and we'll tell you exactly when and how to act.
Florida riding is passed down, not bought. Help keep the land open for the kids who haven't twisted a throttle yet.
Protect Their Future
Every dollar funds lobbying, legislative drafting, legal review, and grassroots advocacy.
The sooner we fund the fight, the sooner lobbying begins. Be part of the coalition that protects riding for the next generation.
Donate to the ProjectNo. Let's Ride Project covers all OHV (off-highway vehicle) recreation: dirt bikes and off-road motorcycles, ATVs and four-wheelers, and side-by-sides (SxS / UTVs).
No. The legislation does not protect negligence. It removes the unnecessary liability fears that currently discourage landowners from opening property for organized OHV recreation.
Yes. This effort follows successful models already in place in Texas and other states.
Professional lobbying, legislative drafting, legal review, government relations, public awareness, and grassroots advocacy — all aimed at the 2027 session.
ACH or check, so the full amount reaches the mission. Public supporters can also give through GoFundMe.
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Coalition of riders, clubs, dealers, promoters, and landowners targets landowner liability protection in the 2027 Florida Legislative Session FLORI...
