Arizona's Premiere Rider's Club
The Titanium Award is given to riders that complete all six of our rides in a given year. In the two years of the award, only a handful of us have received this award. I wanted to give special recognition to two riders from California that have earned it in 2017, Darlene Fong and Alan Hirst. Continue reading “Two Riders From California Receive Titanium Awards In 2017”
Our 4th annual holiday get together was a very fun night! The food and atmosphere of the new location in Mesa proved to be a great choice! The night started off with many of our members and guests arriving early to basically take over the bar area while waiting for our 8:00 PM reservation in a private room.
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Running a little late after a long day and a late night, I arrived in downtown Phoenix for our monthly breakfast. While not being really familiar with downtown along with parts near the restaurant being shut down because of the ice skating rink and
The ride in to the start point of our last ride this year started to be a bit chilly at 48 degrees F. I actually contemplating taking the Triumph instead of the Aprilia because of hookups to electric gear. By the time I arrived at GO AZ Motorcycles Peoria for the start of the ride
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It was a beautiful day for a ride and 8 of us made the trek down to Ajo for a good breakfast. Temps were slightly cool in the morning but warmed up nicely as the morning passed.
Our club was invited by GO AZ Motorcycles Scottsdale to take part in their annual Vendor’s Expo where customers get to see and interact with various parts, accessories and apparel company’s factory representatives. A few of our club’s board members were on hand to promote the club by talking to GO AZ’s customers about our organization and upcoming events.
While not the perfect dining setting, Octane Raceway was a fun dinner nevertheless! The menu is fairly simple, but no one really comes here for the food anyway! We had a decent sized group show up for dinner and we were able to catch up on past rides and what’s coming up on the schedule.
This year, we rode our annual Route 66 Tour from West to East. I believe the club has done it this way in the past, but this was the first time for me. Day 1 took us from our start point at GO AZ Motorcycles Peoria to our destination for the night at the Tropicana in Laughlin with a lunch stop in Kingman at El Palacio.
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So, this one didn’t turn out like expected. It started at about 2:00 PM that I called our original location for our monthly Dinner Meeting, the Watershed in Tempe to make a reservation for us. The answering machine said, “If you’d like to make a reservation, please let us know how many, what time, your name and phone number and we’ll call you back.” I followed the instructions and never received a call back. As my day progressed, I got busy with work and was unable to call back to confirm.
