Mini-Bikes Are On the Government’s Hit List

Mar 10, 2009 View Comments by

Robert Pandya of Victory Motorcycles and the “voice” of the International Motorcycle Shows recently spoke with MIC (Motorcyle industry Council) representative Paul Vitrano regarding concerns with the CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Comission) and Powersports products aimed at children 12 and under. At the recent Indianapolis Powersport dealer’s trade show, Robert queried Vitrano, helping to shed some light on this issue that has effectively shut down one of the most critical segments of the industry.

You can check out the video on Youtube and. It can be considered a call to action for anyone who ever dreamed of owning a mini bike when they were a kid.

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