The proposed bill amends Arkansas Code Title 27, Chapter 20, Subchapter 1, to establish liability guidelines for dirtbike use on private property. It introduces a new section, 27-20-121, which defines key terms such as "dirtbike," "inherent risk of dirtbike use," "owner of private property," and "participant." The bill stipulates that participants assume the inherent risks associated with dirtbike use and cannot hold property owners liable for injuries or death resulting from these risks.

Additionally, the bill outlines specific circumstances under which property owners may still be held liable, including intentional injury, gross negligence, providing unsafe equipment, or failing to exercise reasonable care. It clarifies that the provisions do not apply to employer-employee relationships under Workers' Compensation Law. Overall, the legislation aims to protect property owners from liability while ensuring that participants are aware of the risks involved in dirtbike activities on private land.