Policy influence
Submit substantive comments, engage lawmakers and agencies, and bring credible economic and technical evidence into land-use decisions.
Our mission
ORBA is the national business advocate for motorized recreation—uniting industry expertise, public-policy leadership, and grassroots knowledge to preserve responsible access.

ORBA advocates for the businesses whose products, parts, services, and events make off-road recreation possible—and for the millions of enthusiasts who explore America’s outdoor spaces using off-road vehicles.
Members span powersports, racing, four-wheel drive, motorcycles, and overlanding, including OEM and aftermarket manufacturers, retailers, e-commerce businesses, installers, clubs, racing organizations, trade shows, media, and industry groups.
When public lands close to motorized recreation, enthusiasts lose opportunities to ride—and businesses lose customers and markets. ORBA gives the off-road business community a national organization focused on protecting those shared interests.
Members receive the backing of SEMA alongside policy intelligence, research tools, calls to action, communications support, sponsored visibility, and direct connection to the issues affecting access and business growth.
ORBA is focused specifically on motorized off-road recreation. Led by SEMA’s Government Affairs team and OHV consultants, ORBA works with legislators, agencies, legal organizations, law enforcement, and national partners.
That reach helps the industry identify threats earlier, prioritize the most consequential land-use issues, and mobilize coordinated responses across the country.

Motorized outdoor recreation on federal lands has a $720 billion annual economic impact, while the off-road automotive aftermarket contributes an estimated $12 billion. ORBA helps ensure agencies and lawmakers consider that economic reality alongside sound environmental principles.
ORBA combines policy expertise, industry evidence, and responsible recreation leadership to keep access and opportunity moving forward.
Submit substantive comments, engage lawmakers and agencies, and bring credible economic and technical evidence into land-use decisions.
Connect national business influence with the on-the-ground expertise of local clubs, advocates, partners, and responsible recreation leaders.
Use consumer research and regional economic-impact data to show decision-makers what access means to jobs, manufacturing, tourism, and communities.
Promote education and responsible land use so recreation remains sustainable, respected, and accessible.