The [url=http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=6583982549]link to this survey[/url] will most likely be a strong determining factor in how BMX is handled in the USA in regards of allowance in public skateparks. If you are a park owner and want to put in your two cents, please take a few minutes to fill it out and also pass it on to any city people or anyone that could help.
Heidi Lemmon/Spausa From City of Portlans
Portland Parks & Recreation is in the process of establishing a management policy for BMX use of it's future skatepark system. If you have experience with this subject, or have worked with cities that would be willing to share their experiences, please forward as you deem appropriate. We would like to collect information about free-style BMX bike use of skateparks from cities around the world. The attached link is to a questionnaire that should take about 10 minutes to complete. We appreciate any assistance you may be able to lend to this effort.
[url=http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=6583982549]Click here to make sure that BMX bikes will be allowed in the parks by showing we can get along and that, when the design of the park is good, BMX bikes don't cause more damage than skateboards do. Only serious people need apply.[/url]
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