ing in the Southern California deserts. These days Quinn
works at KTM in the R&D areas for their Adventure Motor-
cycle line-up making a BDR trip relevant to his life in so
many ways. Quinn also has been a supporter and champi-
on of the BDR mission for many years.
The CABDR-South is the ninth route developed by
the Backcountry Discovery Routes organization for du-
al-sport and adventure motorcycle travel. The project cre-
ates a branded tourism route crossing the Southern part
of California and showcases the natural beauty of the wild
lands, colorful geography of the ranges, and unique west-
ern history. A movie tour will be held in approximately 40
cities across the U.S. to promote this route. The project is
expected to attract approximately 2,000 riders in the first
year delivering significant tourism dollars to rural econ-
omies along the route, which is a critical element to pre-
serving access to adventure motorcycling areas.
Further information on Backcountry Discovery Routes
and their projects can be found at:
www.rideBDR.com
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