Malcolm Smith Protests Mini Bike Ban Kids Want To Ride March 19, 2009 Riverside

Malcolm Smith sold 2 KTM 65's and a Can Am Child's Quad in defiance of the Ban on Mini Bikes and Quads designed for children under 12 years of age effective February 10, 2009. Troy Lee, Jeff Ward and Bud Feldkamp purchased the vehicles in protest of the Consumer Product Safety Commission's position. Interviews with concerned Parents and Kids. For more information about supporting Malcolm's fight go to: www.kidslove2ride.com Produced by kenny@motofilms.com

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Autos & Vehicles

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• CPSC
• Mini Bike Ban
• Malcolm Smith
• Jeff Ward
• Jeremy McGrath
• Troy Lee
• Bud Feldkamp
• Johnny Campbell
• moto kids
• ride
• mini
• bike
• lead
• protest

[iTzzEuphoriaaaaaa]

she's a moto mom !!!! .. Actually the lead can absorb into your skin ... when your son gives birth to a 2 headed dog then youll thank the government for the ban

[iTzzEuphoriaaaaaa]

Malcolm smith ... best enduro rider to ever live !!!!

[m1wml]

lead in the paint hey.. these kids want to ride the bikes not eat them... this is mad..

and will only get worse in years to come..

[cirqueduprick]

let the kids RIDE them cycles like it owes them money, baybeeeh!!!!

[Protege36]

This is a perfect example why the U.S. sucks sometimes. Lets just keep our youth locked away in pods full of cell phones and video games.

[STEFAN23744]

This is a joke this country makes me sick with all the other serious things that are going on in this world they do this. The whole goverment bail is a joke if they wanted to boost the econmy with all that money they gave out to protect the rich is a joke. If they split all that money between US citizens we would of received 400k for each person wow that wouls boost the econmy to much greed and control this country is making me sick crooked goverment scew the poor and feed the rich sick sick

[ghostlifepunkrock]

Let the kids ride!!!!!

[handcraftivist]

Video about the event I was wanting to see! Go Malcolm!

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