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TARGET: 2027 FL LEGISLATIVE SESSION

MORE PLACES TO RIDE.
A STRONGER FUTURE FOR FLORIDA.

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.

LET'S RIDE PROJECT

The Problem

Florida Riders Are Running Out of Room

Liability fears keep landowners from opening property to organized riding. As land disappears, the whole sport feels it.

Tracks Close

Riding areas shut down and aren't replaced, squeezing where families can legally ride.

Clubs & Events Struggle

Fewer places to ride means fewer races, fewer events, and clubs fighting to survive.

Riders Leave the Sport

No access drives riders out — and with them go motorcycle sales, jobs, and the next generation.

Locked gate across a trail
Access Is Everything

Every Locked Gate Is One Less Place to Ride.

Liability fears keep good Florida land closed. We're changing the law so landowners can open it.

How We Fix It
The Coalition

Stronger Together

Let's Ride Project unites every corner of the riding world behind one goal.

RidersClubsRace Promoters DealershipsLandownersTracks OEM ManufacturersIndustry Partners
Landowner at the ranch gate
The Initiative

One Bill. More Open Land.

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Reasonable liability protectionFor landowners who allow organized off-road motorcycle recreation on their property.
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Does NOT protect negligenceIt simply removes the unnecessary liability fears that keep good land closed today.
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A proven modelBuilt on legislation already working in Texas and other states across the country.
The Roadmap
Coalition & funding now → law in 2027
2026
Build coalition, raise funds, meet legislators
2027
Introduce bill, committee & floor approval
Signed
Governor signs — more land opens
Why It's Worth It

More Access Builds Everything

Open land isn't just good for riders. It's good for the whole Florida economy.

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More Riders & Events

New places to ride bring riders back and let clubs and races grow.

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More Sales & Jobs

More riders mean more motorcycle sales, more dealerships thriving, more jobs.

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More Tourism & Economy

Riding destinations drive travel, spending, and local economic activity.

Grassroots

Your Voice Moves the Bill

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.

1Join the rider advocacy network
2Contact your state representatives & senators
3Show up to hearings & submit support letters
4Bring your friends, family & club
Join the Network
Grandfather, father and son riding together
Keep It in the Family

Three Generations.
One Trail.

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
Florida riding
Sponsor the Mission

Ways to Support

Every dollar funds lobbying, legislative drafting, legal review, and grassroots advocacy.

Supporter
Dealers · Promoters
  • Logo on website
  • Coalition recognition
  • Campaign updates
Become a Supporter
Partner
Industry Brands
  • Featured partner placement
  • Social & press recognition
  • Event & legislative updates
Become a Partner
Founding Partner
OEMs · Leaders
  • Top-tier brand placement
  • Founding partner status
  • Custom opportunities
Become a Founder
Florida riding family

Help Keep Florida Open

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 Project
FAQ

Quick Answers

Does this bill let people sue less when someone gets hurt?

No. The legislation does not protect negligence. It removes the unnecessary liability fears that currently discourage landowners from opening property for organized riding.

Has this worked anywhere else?

Yes. This effort follows successful models already in place in Texas and other states.

Where does my money go?

Professional lobbying, legislative drafting, legal review, government relations, public awareness, and grassroots advocacy — all aimed at the 2027 session.

What's the best way to give?

ACH or check, so the full amount reaches the mission. Public supporters can also give through GoFundMe.

THE RIDE REPORT

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