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To say Polaris has a lot of fingers in a lot of pots is the understatement of the year – and we’re not even talking about their motorcycle segment.
On top of their partnership with Zero Motorcycles to develop electric machines for the Powersports Industry (making the list for “World’s Most Innovative Companies” in the process), Polaris also supports the off-roading sector by donating regularly through their T.R.A.I.L.S. Grant Program.
How DOES he stay so clean? Media sourced from MCN.
This year, the grants – more than $110,000 – have been donated to the following organizations, according to Polaris’s most recent press release:
A bike in the throes of adventure. Pun intended. Media sourced from Adventure Rider Radio.
Awarded twice a year, the Fall 2022 grants were awarded “to support the development, improvement, and expansion of trails, and help to educate riders on safe and responsible riding practices.”
The whole shebang began in 2006 – a small distance from present-day 2022, during which time Polaris has helped out over 345 off-road and ATV organizations.
All told, over $3 million has been given to our good country’s off-roading effort, supporting safe riding and (reasonably) responsible behaviour on two wheels through trail preservation and access.
Totally the kind of thing we at WBW can get behind.
A bike in the throes of adventure. Pun intended. Media sourced from Adventure Rider Radio.
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On top of their partnership with Zero Motorcycles to develop electric machines for the Powersports Industry (making the list for “World’s Most Innovative Companies” in the process), Polaris also supports the off-roading sector by donating regularly through their T.R.A.I.L.S. Grant Program.
How DOES he stay so clean? Media sourced from MCN.
This year, the grants – more than $110,000 – have been donated to the following organizations, according to Polaris’s most recent press release:
- Kingfield Quad Runners ATV Club (Kingfield, Maine)
- Shin Pond Trail Riders (Mt. Chase, Maine)
- Northern Timber Cruisers (Millinocket, Maine)
- Robbinston Bushwackers ATV Club (Robbinston, Maine)
- St. Helen Snowpackers Snowmobile & ORV Club (Saint Helen, Mich.)
- Snowbirds Snowmobile Club (Emily, Minn.)
- The Children’s Center Inc. (Bethany, Okla.)
- PEI ATV Federation (Summerside, PEI, Can.)
- Fulda Snowsliders Inc (Humboldt, SK, Can.)
- Wenatchee Valley TREAD (Wenatchee, Wash.)
- Barnstormers of Sayner Inc. (Sayner, Wis.)
A bike in the throes of adventure. Pun intended. Media sourced from Adventure Rider Radio.
Awarded twice a year, the Fall 2022 grants were awarded “to support the development, improvement, and expansion of trails, and help to educate riders on safe and responsible riding practices.”
The whole shebang began in 2006 – a small distance from present-day 2022, during which time Polaris has helped out over 345 off-road and ATV organizations.
All told, over $3 million has been given to our good country’s off-roading effort, supporting safe riding and (reasonably) responsible behaviour on two wheels through trail preservation and access.
Totally the kind of thing we at WBW can get behind.
A bike in the throes of adventure. Pun intended. Media sourced from Adventure Rider Radio.
For more related news, be sure to stay tuned via our newsletter, which you can subscribe to any time of any day, 24/7/362.
Drop a comment below letting us know what you think, and as always – stay safe on the twisties.
*Media sourced from Adventure Rider Radio, as well as Progressive, Rust Sports, and MCN*
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