Great Job! By midnight 11/14/17 a mere one day after this petition was released we had 134 supporters! By 8AM 11/15/17 we had 168 supporters. Doesn't anyone sleep? To read the comments that some of you supporters wrote on this petition tells the whole story. Thank so much for all of your support. Please continue to leave your comments as to why you signed this petition and why this issue is important to you. These are reasons that pull at the heart strings that make the best compelling arguments to convince District Superintendent Craig Sap or his boss and our law makers of the overwhelming and sincere support that this petition has. More than just signatures on a petition, your individual stories and arguments in favor showing your passion and personal reasons for signing this petition are real and are very compelling. Although this is a good start for our first full day completed we still need a lots more supporters to sign this petition in order to show the overwhelming support of the public on this issue. Please get the word out and ask your friends and family that support your concern on this issue to help by signing this petition. Also if you have dealings with any organizations that have members that are older or potentially adversely affected by this order banning e-bikes on State Park bike trails, reach out to them and ask them to get their members to sign this petition. Morgan Lommele at Peopleforbikes.org has signed and supports this petition. There are many organizations for older citizens that this issue could be brought to the attention of. This is were we can get the numbers of supporters up more quickly. If anyone has an affiliation with one of these organizations and a few moments please pass on this petition with a request for more supporters to sign it. I will keep you informed of our progress in this matter. Thank you again for your time and support. We will win back and preserve access to the bike trails and paths for pedal assist type 1 and 2 ebikes e-bikes in our State Parks.