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    • If you ever take a running board edge to the shin (climbing on or off a sled in DEEP snow, slip, trip), or get sore knees rubbing on the body work from all day or several days of riding, you will understand why. No different than wearing a helmet, while riding sleds or bikes, or wearing a seat belt in an auto. They are just another piece of equipment to keep you safe, help prevent injury. We wear them on dirt bikes, and the sleds. Not Knee braces but, knee/shin guards, Leatt dual axis. They work great, you dont know they are there. Also helps when kneeling on the ice, for fishing, working on sleds. Another layer of insulation. Ski  
    • 1. Because that's what you've been told - doesn't make it true - and I simply will never believe it - I don't care who says it. 2. Can be done w/o MTO - negotiate with the OPP directly if you feel you need them 3. Grant money should NOT be dependent on government having their hands all over it. That's BS
    • Would be nice to know what if anything the mto gets from owning the permit - I’m sure someone in the know can comment based on contract wording when the partnership started, I just always understood it was nothing.  My only rationalization for their involvement was the grant and OPP presence piece - for people questioning “tax” money going to this group for optics, nothing more.  there should be no reason otherwise, it’s not a hard argument to justify grant money given what sledders bring to the tax base….but that’s the world we live in. 
    • The government gets "something" - there is no way you'll convince me they are involved literally for $0.00 return. Even if it's true, it will never be my truth  lol   There is no reason for the MTO to be involved. You get your plate and reg. from them - but so what, that has nothing to do with a permit, other than to get the permit - they get their cut ( licence and tag required ).......   Get rid of them.    If grant money only flows if the MTO is involved - I would love to hear why that needs to be? explain it. How/why is someone holding that over your head?    Agreed 100% the sport can't exist w/o grants - simply impossible. But being handled like a 2 year old - you can only have this if you give me/do this..... frig that - grow up.   Personally, I don't care if we have policing on the trails or not. I know it's a non negotiable I am sure from the insurance stand point, but I don't care if they are there or not.     
    • They won't want/like this because then they have to manage those funds all year. The way they have it set up now - they get the bulk of their funds October/November/December, before riding season happens - and then I assume issue transfer payments to districts for distribution - and then work from there with the pot that is left etc.   it would require them to change how they do things   Not saying it could not work - it absolutely could and does for almost every business out there - but they may not be set up like that either and doing so may not be as easy as one would think.   Just my guess though
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