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4/25/2019 10:38am
It's starting to heat up in the Valley of the Sun and with TRIPLE digits just around the corner we need to get in as many rides as possible.
Had a great ride with Dano, Dr. Phil and Larry.
We missed some of the Usual Suspects but still had a good day.
But we're especially missing our good friend Don and hope he can join us soon.
With a great rain during the winter, spring has sprung and has provided us with a lot of overgrowth and blooming Flora in the beautiful Sonoran Desert.
Here are some pics, hope you enjoy a taste of the Wild West.


It's amazing the places our Steel Horses take us to.

Literally in the middle of nowhere in a Canyon, somebody built this Hideout, maybe some Banditio's?

Dano and Larry checking out where they use to dump the bodies...

Been riding with my good buddy Dano for a long time since I first moved to Arizona and we've had some great times thru those years.




Larry had some of the best homemade Jerky that I've ever tasted.

Our day almost ended before it started!

My three amigos

Believe it or not it's easy to get lost out here and we almost did without our Fearless Leader--Kimbro.

The Spoils of Victory after a good ride accomplished.

You know it's a good day as you drive into a nice Sonoran Sunset....

Road Ride time



Had a great ride with Dano, Dr. Phil and Larry.
We missed some of the Usual Suspects but still had a good day.
But we're especially missing our good friend Don and hope he can join us soon.
With a great rain during the winter, spring has sprung and has provided us with a lot of overgrowth and blooming Flora in the beautiful Sonoran Desert.
Here are some pics, hope you enjoy a taste of the Wild West.


It's amazing the places our Steel Horses take us to.

Literally in the middle of nowhere in a Canyon, somebody built this Hideout, maybe some Banditio's?

Dano and Larry checking out where they use to dump the bodies...

Been riding with my good buddy Dano for a long time since I first moved to Arizona and we've had some great times thru those years.




Larry had some of the best homemade Jerky that I've ever tasted.

Our day almost ended before it started!

My three amigos

Believe it or not it's easy to get lost out here and we almost did without our Fearless Leader--Kimbro.

The Spoils of Victory after a good ride accomplished.

You know it's a good day as you drive into a nice Sonoran Sunset....

Road Ride time



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Cool photos... too bad it's not that way all year round for us here.... and 85 degrees!
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Regarding the weather. I grew up in SoCal as a lot of you know and it would have never dreamt moving to the harsh Arizona desert and it's brutal climate.
But you learn to adapt and it's a dry heat!
Jim, if the weather was 87° then there'd be a Bazillion people living here!
After a few of those 115+ plus days 100 feels cool...!
I use a converted single Jet Ski trailer to tow my bike on and if somebody wanted to steal my bike it would be real easy.
So anyway I had my bike loaded on the trailer and the girlfriend called me in for breakfast so I put on the lock that has a single key cuz I occasionally use it when I dual sport.
When I went to the gas station where I meet the crew as soon as I walked back by the bike and saw the lock, I had that oh shit feeling!
Sure enough I left the key about 40 miles away!
Thought we were doomed as I was the only one who really knew the trails out there.
Luckily there was a Jeep Posse and there was a guy who carried a lot of tools with him and happened to have a portable electric saw.
Whew that was close.
The day was SAVED!
Saguaro Lake which is 15 minutes from my house can be a madhouse on a weekend and we stay away.
We prefer Canyon Lake anyway (30 min away) to take the jet skis on anyway and way in the back it's like a mini Grand Canyon. The water is colder and also more clear.
Yeah I would love to live in Prescott too but to find a good job and I hear housing can be expensive as a lot of rich Californians have moved there.
How did you get so lucky to find a good job and home?
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