Kawartha Off-Road Motorcycle Association
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The Kawartha Region is home to some of the best off-road motorcycle trails in Canada. The history of Kawartha off-road motorcycling runs deep. Home to the legendary Corduroy Enduro, “Canada’s Toughest Race”, these trails push the most advanced riders to their limits. Complementing the most extreme of riders, the single-track tracts like Somerville Forest wind gracefully through lakes, Canadian Shield, and majestic sunlit pines. Whether you are an expert, beginner, or somewhere in between, Kawartha single track has the perfect adventure to add to your life’s best memories.
To protect and improve these trails for the off-road community, KATVA has partnered with the Ontario Federation of Trail Riders (OFTR) to launch our own chapter club of the OFTR. Kawartha Off Road Motorcycle Association (KORMA), as it is now structured, is administered under the direction of the current KATVA Board of Directors and operates under the umbrella of KATVA. It is a natural progression as our sport continues to grow and expand with more families looking to ride together on ATVs, SXS and dirt bikes.
In furthering these goals, KORMA intends to improve mapping, signage and safety in our expansive trail network. Major projects planned for 2021 and 2022 including expanding the accessible maps to our members and building more single track trails for our members to enjoy. As we do this, we will work closely with our neighbours to the north, the Haliburton Trail Riders (HTR), as we similarly work with Haliburton ATV Association (HATVA).
With the combined efforts of KORMA and KATVA, we hope to make Kawartha a top destination for off-road motorcycle enthusiasts around the world. Having partnered with Ontario’s largest ATV club, KATVA, and their proven accomplishments, places us at a significant advantage in representing our interests in this sport.
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Membership
To register for KORMA, please visit the OFTR Member Application here and to add “Kawartha Off-road Motorcycle Association” as your primary or additional club during registration. KORMA members will not only receive the benefits of our local club, but also access throughout Ontario to all OFTR trail and mapping systems.
OFTR EVENTS
DISCLAIMER:
KORMA organized rides are subject to cancellation, rescheduling, and compliance with municipal, provincial, and federal laws and regulations relating to COVID-19. It is expected that all riders will take required measures to follow applicable laws and regulations in addition to those rules specifically set out by the local club at the time of the event. KORMA reserves the right to prohibit participation to any member who fails to act in accordance with these terms and take further action as the circumstances may require. In addition to the inherent risks associated with off-road motorcycling, participants accept the additional risks COVID-19 creates for riders and indemnifies KORMA, the local municipalities(s), organizers, volunteers, other riders, and municipalities from any COVID related consequences or effects upon personal health and well-being that may flow from participation.
REGISTRATION AND REFUNDS:
Only registered riders may attend or participate in the ride on their respective ride dates. Unregistered riders will be turned away. There will be no on-sight registration. All riders must register online and in advance. Riders are not permitted to register or attend for more than one day unless authorized by KORMA for the purpose of providing support or volunteering. Riders must be a member of KORMA, be over the age of 16, and properly insured / plated for the trails in Ontario.
Refunds will be provided if the event cannot proceed due to COVID restrictions. Refunds beyond that will be made on a case by case basis with open spaces, upon refund, going to KORMA members on respective waiting lists. Registration is limited to KORMA members and is non-transferable.