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AlisoBob wrote:I dunno'...... got enough ice-cream for 20 hungry Hoon's?

It's a Baskin Robbin's, i'm sure they have enough for all of us, even us biggies.

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Baskin-Robins too!

Even the Tiny " Stoffis Grasshopperis" is a feared species once it gets enough THC in its body, and has been known to consume 1/4 of its body weight in combo -burritos and fish tacos.

Im sure i can work something out and get us some of the big drums of ice creams whats everyones votes on falvor...keep in mind march is sitll gonna be pretty cold out there

AlisoBob wrote:
Even the Tiny " Stoffis Grasshopperis" is a feared species once it gets enough THC in its body, and has been known to consume 1/4 of its body weight in combo -burritos and fish tacos.

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Screw the ice cream Wastedyouth2, what we need is that big tittied girl from the drivethrough BR on Iron Springs. Tell her we need her to stand on the trail at the half way point and flash them bad boys when the riders go bye.

Ported&Polished wrote:Screw the ice cream Wastedyouth2, what we need is that big tittied girl from the drivethrough BR on Iron Springs. Tell her we need her to stand on the trail at the half way point and flash them bad boys when the riders go bye.

Ill second that!!

HAHAHA i kno exactly who ur talkin about i dont think she works there anymore tho, but deff wouldnt mind makin that happen lol

britincali wrote:

AlisoBob wrote:
Even the Tiny " Stoffis Grasshopperis" is a feared species once it gets enough THC in its body, and has been known to consume 1/4 of its body weight in combo - burritos and fish tacos.

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Heat in AZ? Come on March and April in the valley can be rather hot or it can be perfect..all depends on your luck. For me it doesn't bother me as I ride year round, in fact I prefer riding in the summer since I get up early and start riding at about 5:30 am. The wife loves it too since I'm home about 10-11am

I would imagine if it's hit or miss in the valley it may be the same in Prescott so if it is too cold it's a short ride to some blissful areas lower in the state.

Depending on my schedule I'd love to join in.

One thing I've always wanted to do is line up with a bunch of 500's and let er rip..no so much to race but just to hear em roar together like the good ole days. Maybe we can race for a beer

ATTENTION P/P:

Lets start getting serious about this ride, and finalize the dates and agenda...





Prescott Snowfall



Prescott Temps

March looks kinda chilly.... Even for me.

Idk i was out there fri-sun and it was like 55 ish maby alittle more cold were hes at but it wasnt that bad

it looks pretty cool in the summer, maybe you should make it a summer event. For me theres no riding durring the summer because its too damn hot everywhere.

I say shoot for sometime in June.

50-60 degrees is too cold for the Wookie?????? HAHAHA I have negative 5% body fat and I LOVE riding in the 50's. But I wear full gear and that helps keep me warm. Remember, if you are cold just put on another layer, or step up the pace slow poke!! If its too hot all you can do is puke and pass out, unless you wanna ride nekkid...

Also, if all goes well with the PD I might be in the Academy in Jun/Jul and that will eliminate my chances of going. I really want to make this ride however, lets make it sooner then later!!

I'll get on this in a day or two. As for dates, I'll finalize it then also. Wasted youth and I are gonna ride it in a week or so to mark and map the trails. It's very important to me that the trails selected are the best possible choices. I will not be caught planning a ride where folks go away saying they didn't absolutely love the experience. This ride will kick ass, beleive that.

Just make sure theres no hills

I'm just lookin at the low 30's at night. Hard to cook up more lobster , shrimp, and scallops if the butter is frozen....

AlisoBob wrote:I'm just lookin at the low 30's at night. Hard to cook up more lobster , shrimp, and scallops if the butter is frozen....

Shit, if you are cooking like that ill turn the heat up on the 'hauler for ya!!

Camp fires ok?? I have cords of fire wood...

britincali wrote:Just make sure theres no hills

shut up...no...LOTS of hills!!!

britincali wrote:Just make sure theres no hills

Yeah hills take all the fun outta riding/crashing...

Fires are fine and there will be hills. Plenty of differing terrain to suit all tastes. It's is so freakin cold outside right now, I've been riding my quad around today and the chill factor is major. Snowmobile attire is a must right now.

Ported&Polished wrote: I've been riding my quad around today.

I thought you were COOL...

hell yeah its cold today! I just went out to the warehouse at work and thought my nutts were going to freeze off in my 5 minutes out there!

Directions: From Los Angeles= Merge onto I-10 E toward BEAUMONT (Crossing into ARIZONA). After Quartzite, take the US-60 E exit- EXIT 31- toward WICKENBURG / PRESCOTT. 54.5. Turn LEFT onto AZ-71. 24.1 miles. Turn LEFT onto AZ-89 N. 21.3 miles. Turn left to go onto S KIRKLAND VALLEY RD / AZ-96 / CR-15. 4.2 miles. Turn RIGHT onto S IRON SPRINGS RD / CR-10. Continue to follow CR-10. roughly 10 miles. Turn left onto Tonto Road (dirt road) 10 miles or so to camp area.

From Barstow= take I-40 E toward LAS VEGAS (Crossing into ARIZONA). 300.2 miles. Take the I-40-BL / AZ-89 S exit- EXIT 146- toward ASH FORK / PRESCOTT. 0.3 miles. Turn RIGHT onto AZ-89. about 40 miles. Turn RIGHT onto OUTER LOOP RD. 5.8 miles. Turn RIGHT onto CR-5 / WILLIAMSON VALLEY RD. 8.1 miles. Turn LEFT onto CR-124 / CR-67 / W FAIR OAKS RD / NF-85. 2.6 miles. Turn LEFT onto N TONTO RD / NF-102. 2.4 miles until it becomes a dirt road. Drive dirt road a few miles to camp sight.

From Phoenix=Take I-17 N toward FLAGSTAFF. 61.8 miles. Merge onto AZ-69 N via EXIT 262 toward CORDES JCT RD / PRESCOTT. 21.4 miles. Turn RIGHT onto FAIN RD. 7.2 miles. FAIN RD becomes AZ-89 ALT W. about 15 miles until dead ends at Williamson Valley road. Turn right on Williamson Valley road and drive until first cattle guard. Turn LEFT onto CR-124 / CR-67 / W FAIR OAKS RD / NF-85. 2.6 miles. Turn LEFT onto N TONTO RD / NF-102. 2.4 miles until it becomes a dirt road. Drive dirt road a few miles to camp sight.