Props to Yamaheehaw!
Started by Bryan Bosch, Jan 11 2008 12:59 PM
11 replies to this topic
Posted 11 January 2008 - 01:26 PM
YAY YAMAHA has got the idea, how are they gonna sell bikes if ther is no where to ride them!!!! im glad someone with money has started to help fight them environmentalist :censored: !!!!!!!!!
Posted 11 January 2008 - 01:30 PM
Good for them!
On the other hand, you have Honda, who supports the Sierra Club.
On the other hand, you have Honda, who supports the Sierra Club.
Posted 11 January 2008 - 01:33 PM
yeah, that sure beats honda. If I knew honda was going to be like they are, I'd have a yz125.
Posted 11 January 2008 - 01:39 PM
tonka man said:
im glad someone with money has started to help fight them environmentalist :censored: !!!!!!!!!
I agree with you for sure.
However, I don't necessarily see the term "environmentalist" as bad. There is nothing wrong with reasonable measures to be a good steward of the planet and its resources. It's when environmentalism turns radical, where just about any use of the land is deemed as bad, so we should lock it up from from all human uses.
I'm an evironmentalist from the standpoint of recycling, staying on the marked trails and trying to leave the riding area with even a little more than I brought it (picking up any trash, keeping my bike quiet, etc...).
I think this would be consistent with Yamaha's defination of "responsible". I'm NOT saying you're not a good steward, wrong, or anything along those lines. Just my personal point of view and clarification.
I hope this program bears some fruit. Thx Yamaheehaw!
Posted 11 January 2008 - 01:44 PM
KAS said:
Good for them!
On the other hand, you have Honda, who supports the Sierra Club.
On the other hand, you have Honda, who supports the Sierra Club.
I do know that Honda was removed from their list of sponsors in the last few months:
http://www.sierraclu...ra/advertisers/
I hope it's because they saw the conflict with the enthusist, its cost and decide that wasn't a road to go down again. Unfortunately, they never would give me an offical statement on the subject, having called their PR department a number of times.
Posted 11 January 2008 - 01:55 PM
I'd give you gas, but it'd make you even more conceited. Heck you already act like you own the place. ;)
Bryan Bosch said:
However, I don't necessarily see the term "environmentalist" as bad. There is nothing wrong with reasonable measures to be a good steward of the planet and its resources. It's when environmentalism turns radical, where just about any use of the land is deemed as bad, so we should lock it up from from all human uses.
I'm an evironmentalist from the standpoint of recycling, staying on the marked trails and trying to leave the riding area with even a little more than I brought it (picking up any trash, keeping my bike quiet, etc...).
I think this would be consistent with Yamaha's defination of "responsible". I'm NOT saying you're not a good steward, wrong, or anything along those lines. Just my personal point of view and clarification.
I hope this program bears some fruit. Thx Yamaheehaw!
I'm an evironmentalist from the standpoint of recycling, staying on the marked trails and trying to leave the riding area with even a little more than I brought it (picking up any trash, keeping my bike quiet, etc...).
I think this would be consistent with Yamaha's defination of "responsible". I'm NOT saying you're not a good steward, wrong, or anything along those lines. Just my personal point of view and clarification.
I hope this program bears some fruit. Thx Yamaheehaw!
Posted 11 January 2008 - 02:06 PM
llamaface said:
I'd give you gas, but it'd make you even more conceited. Heck you already act like you own the place. ;)
:busted:
Good for Yamaha. They should all step up in a multi-brand awarness and funding effort.
Posted 11 January 2008 - 08:45 PM
Bryan Bosch said:
I agree with you for sure.
I'm an evironmentalist from the standpoint of recycling, staying on the marked trails and trying to leave the riding area with even a little more than I brought it (picking up any trash, keeping my bike quiet, etc...).
I'm an evironmentalist from the standpoint of recycling, staying on the marked trails and trying to leave the riding area with even a little more than I brought it (picking up any trash, keeping my bike quiet, etc...).
ok yea i didnt meen guys like us that arent radical freeks who will break out your windows for cutting down a tree and stufflike that, im with ya all the way man!!!:applause: :thumbsup:
