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Who wants to get a group together for a ride? Maybe a buzz up to Salt River Canyon...or up Mt Lemmon? Anyone?
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Re: Calling all TL's in the Tucson/Phoenix area
i would love to, but i am in the other side of the world
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Re: Calling all TL's in the Tucson/Phoenix area
You have a bad a$$ state. Almost as sweet as Texas I was there for a few weeks when my cousin graduated from university of Phoenix back in later part of june. Man I had a blast. The best part of my trip was Tombstone.
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Re: Calling all TL's in the Tucson/Phoenix area
Tombstone was the best part Were you riding a couch
That is one of the less exciting rides that I have been on here. If you come back, hit me up and Ill show you some better parts of the state
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Re: Calling all TL's in the Tucson/Phoenix area
Please no (UP) Mt Lemmon
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No no no.... I didnt get to take my bike. I drove up with the GF and a few family members. But I will definately look you up when I head back out there. Next time I will trailer my bikes. My GF's sister has a house in Tucson and Phoenix. Tombstone was just awesome for me because I am a bit of a country boy myself, cowboy hat and all. I know, go ahead and So I just really enjoyed being in one of, if not the most historically famous towns of the ol west still standing let alone still going. 
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I can definitely appreciate that aspect of Tomstone as well. As for being a country boy....I grew up in the midwest. Corn, beans, cattle, and hogs as far as you can see in any direction. Friday night entertainment was either running down the strip with the mustang, partying at my buddies machine shed, or going muddin. And yes we tried cow tippin. Scary stuff when you have been drinking all nightNo no no.... I didnt get to take my bike. I drove up with the GF and a few family members. But I will definately look you up when I head back out there. Next time I will trailer my bikes. My GF's sister has a house in Tucson and Phoenix. Tombstone was just awesome for me because I am a bit of a country boy myself, cowboy hat and all. I know, go ahead and So I just really enjoyed being in one of, if not the most historically famous towns of the ol west still standing let alone still going.
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looks like we may have a a few things in common. Never try bull riding drunk!! Ask me how I know.
I can definitely appreciate that aspect of Tomstone as well. As for being a country boy....I grew up in the midwest. Corn, beans, cattle, and hogs as far as you can see in any direction. Friday night entertainment was either running down the strip with the mustang, partying at my buddies machine shed, or going muddin. And yes we tried cow tippin. Scary stuff when you have been drinking all night
Thats funny you say that about about a mustang. I had an 87 fox body with T-Topps. Sold it to buy my truck.
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NICE....I had a 70 coupe with a 351C-4V,Holley 750 with mechanical secondaries, C4 with a 3500 stall, and a 9" geared. She was a screamer
Dont think Ill try to ride a bull in that state
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