Cyclerides.com Weekly Update
11/16/05
Greetings Riders,
Well, it is now mid November and only 38 days till Christmas. It is
almost hard to believe that we are that close given the awesome fall weather we are having with extended forecasts to
be in the low 80's for at least the next week. Dealership Christmas sales are soon beginning, so it is time to
be thumbing through the catalog and leaving that page open so that your significant other can know what to
get you. You will also want to check the Rides and Events Calendar on www.cyclerides.com to see
the special Christmas related events and sales at the dealerships and other retailers. Hopefully Santa will
leave some additional horsepower for the new Road Glide under the tree for me this year. Mrs. C. are you reading
this?
Last weekend Mrs. Cyclerides and I participated in the Rocky Point Rally for the first time. We had been hearing for the last couple of years what a good time the Rally was,
but I had always had this little issue about going to Mexico. But as most of you know, I got over that hang-up
earlier this year and am now a regular down there with a Day Ride for it on the site.
We left Thursday morning from Arrowhead Harley at about 10am, making all the stops for the Poker Run along the way.
The weather was overcast for most of the way but that made it perfect for riding. After crossing the border, it is
about a 60 mile ride to Rocky Point. We were hungry by the time we got there so we made our way straight to MOAB (stands for Mother of all Burgers) for a giant burger. After getting to our rooms
to freshen up, we were off for a ride through the Malecon and then on to Manny's where they invited us to park
inside the place...literally. This is what I call "Biker Friendly".
Friday, we met at Max's, across from the Penasco Del Sol for
breakfast before going to Playa Bonita to check in
for the Resort Ride. It was an absolutely beautiful day for riding at 80 degrees with a slight ocean breeze. It
couldn't have been much better. The route took us to the Mayan Palace about 20 miles
outside of town before coming back to the Saxon sponsored lunch at
Las Palmas on Sandy Beach and then
to the 3 other condo's before ending at Playa Bonita again. That was the suggested route, but we decided to take
a little detour and made our way to Cholla Bay for a stop at JJ's Cantina, a popular stop
for riders that go to Rocky Point. By the time we got out of there, the other poker stops were closed, so we made
our remaining rolls at Playa Bonita where the official
welcoming party was held for several hundred riders.
Saturday, the Malecon area in downtown Rocky Point was blocked off for motorcycle traffic only. Good thing, because there was plenty of that. Hundreds of motorcycles showed
up to see the bike show, vendors and stunt riders set up on the
street. But most were there to enjoy the beautiful weather, Mexican hospitality and to do a lot of people watching
from the second story restaurants.
Saturday afternoon featured the big parade starting at the
Red Cross and meandering through the streets of Rocky Point ending back at the Malecon in downtown Rocky Point
to literally hundreds of people, mostly locals, who packed the street leaving a path just big enough to ride
a motorcycle through. This was amazing and definitely a
big surprise for us. You would have thought the Beatles were riding into town for a concert.
The parade was really neat because a couple thousand locals lined the streets with their
kids to see the motorcycles as
riders responded by throwing candy to them. It was really cool to see how happy the kids were as the bikes would
ride by raining candy from the sky. I'm sure this day is a highlight of the year for them and it will only get
bigger as time goes on. We might have even enjoyed it more than they did.
After the parade, in the interest of getting some good pictures for all of you to see, and of course getting a
little adrenaline pump, Mrs. C. and I took a ride on a couple of Ultralights to fly over Sandy Beach and the downtown
area for a view of Rocky Point from a Pelican's
eye view. This was my first Ultralight ride and it
was a HOOT! Even though the ultralight terminal was a
little primitive and the spelling of Ultralight was a little off,
the flight was extremely smooth
and I felt very safe. For an extra thrill, the pilot would dive from about 400 feet and skim the beach at about
a 3 foot level. It was a very fun ride. I would recommend it. Here is a picture of our ultralight and the pilot. After watching a few burnouts on the street, we
had a nice dinner Saturday night out on the water at The Point restaurant, and
then rode over to the Mirador area where the street was blocked off for a concert in front of Manny's.
We decided to make it an early night to be fresh for the ride home Sunday morning and
beat the rush at the border. But, by the time we ate breakfast and made it to the border there was already a line
about a mile long to cross back to the U.S. But, as usual, bikers always make the best out of bad situations and
we started riding on the shoulder to the right side of the
cars to make their way to the front. The U.S. border guards must have known what was going to happen because
when we reached the checkpoint we found that they had a special lane just for the
bikes to get us through quickly and we were on our way in just a couple of minutes. That was a welcomed
gesture that made us feel special. The alternative would have been at least an hour wait in line. USA! USA!
This event is really hard for me to sum up. I honestly have to say it is the most fun I have had on any rally
of this type that I have attended. I can't tell you why, but I
can tell you from the moment we hit the border in Sonoyta, I could feel the excitement building. Maybe it was
the novelty of being in a foreign country, maybe it was that mystical beach view and ocean
air, maybe because the weather was perfect or maybe it was hanging with friends and all
of us enjoying it together for the first time. I really can't explain it, but I can say that I was thoroughly entertained
for 2 1/2 days.
I did notice that everyone was equally amped up a notch about being there. Normally
for me, and event like this would have to be mixed in with a fair amount of good riding to get a good score. I'm
not one to really sit around for very long periods of time, I'd rather be riding. And unfortunately, the Rocky
Point area doesn't have much in terms of ride destinations. But this time, that didn't seem to matter. We
kept busy from morning till night and it was a fantastic time. The Mexican authorities were great about letting
the riders have fun, unlike the Gestapo tactics at a similar rally that I dislike in Laughlin, and everyone
was well behaved with no trouble at all. I would recommend anyone to make the trek next year. My kudos to Lyman
who organizes this event for a job well done. I can see this becoming a huge event in the years to come.
Our thanks to those who rode with us over the weekend and to all of you that stopped to say hello. We really appreciate
meeting new friends at these events. Please don't hesitate to say hi.
Alright, I'll admit it, I got a little carried away with the pictures on this ride. There were so many good ones I had trouble throwing many out. In fact, there are 280
pictures total, so I had to do them in 2 separate groups. But they are excellent and I think you will enjoy them.
Chances are, you are in one of them.
Click
Here for Page 1
Click Here for Page 2
Cyclerides.com will once again be co-hosting the 3rd Annual Toys To Kids ride on Saturday,
December 3rd. This
year it will start at Wesley Bolin Plaza at the Capital in Phoenix and ride to Downtown Glendale's Murphy Park where
there will be 200 kids waiting for us in the amphitheater to receive your toys. Judging by past attendance, this
should be one of the largest rides of the year. An excellent ride escorted by Sheriff Joe and the MCSO. Murphy
Park is a great end location for the ride where there will be food vendors available for lunch. Plan
to take the day off and ride with us. This year the ride is
FREE. Just bring a toy and join the fun. Ride leaves from Wesley
Bolin at 11:00am located at 1700 W. Washington.
I would consider it an honor for all of you to ride with us and make
this a memorable day for the kids. If you are not familiar with the
ride, Click
Here for the links to past video and pictures.
November 17th - 18th
Karats, Chrome
& Cocktails, Designs by Syd Curtis.
Friday, November 18th
Inaugural Bikers Ball.
Saturday, November 19th
Garages Are For
Girls Too.
Attention Ladies!! This one is just for you. Don't miss out!
Sunday, November 20th
"Birds
On Bikes". Sponsored by MMA of AZ.
Tuesday, November 22nd.
H-D Traveling
Museum at Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson.
See the Extras Column Below for some
new Funnies.
This Week's Bike Night Events
Hooters at 1-17 and Bell Rd. Tuesday Bike Night. Hooters at I-17 and Bell will be hosting a new Bike Night every Tuesday night from 6pm - 9pm. They will feature a "Ride In" Bike Show with weekly prizes for 1st - 3rd. And then, the third Tuesday of every month we will crown the Bike of the Month with a Grand Prize. We will have $2 Bud, Bud Light, and Bud Select bottles. There will be 20% off of all food and merchandise when you ride in on your bike. Stop by for loads of Raffle Prizes. There will be VIP Motorcycle Parking and you will be greeted at the front door by a Hooter's Girl waiting to give you your raffle ticket. Hooter's is located in the Bell Canyon Shopping Center at 2834 W. Bell Rd., West of I-17 on Bell Rd. 602-375-0000.
Wednesday
Chester's Harley-Davidson Wednesday Bike Night. Chester’s Harley-Davidson invites you to join us for Wednesday Bike Night at Dos Gringos in Tempe, located at 1001 E 8th St from 6-10 pm! From 6-7, Dos brings you $2 Pacificos, $3 Gringoritas and 1/2 price tacos! Wednesday night Goldfish Races starting at 9pm. There will be prizes distributed for the winners of each round. And, of course, Chester’s Harley-Davidson bike games & trivia! Answer or play them right, and you could WIN BIG with Chester's H-D prizes! The most happenin' spot in Tempe is definitely Dos Gringos Trailer Park where every hour is happy hour at the Chester’s Harley-Davidson Bike Night. 480-894-0404. Click Here for Map.
Thursday Night
Superstition Harley-Davidson and Spirits Bar and Grill have teamed up to bring riders in the Far East Valley a great Thursday bike night. For those of you in Far East Mesa and Apache Junction, you now have a place to go on Thursday nights. And better yet, just for riding your bike to Spirits, they will give you a free hamburger. That’s right, every rider to show up on their bike between 7-10pm will receive a free hamburger! Stick around and win great prizes and raffle items from Superstition Harley-Davidson. ENTER YOUR NAME IN THE DRAWING EVERY THURSDAY IN OCTOBER FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN A $250 GIFT CARD FROM SUPERSTITION HARLEY-DAVIDSON. Drawing will be on October 27th. Must be present to win. Enter once every Thursday in October to increase your odds of winning. Spirits is located at 9303 E. Apache Trail in East Mesa. One block East of Ellsworth on Apache Trail (Main St.). Come sit on the patio and watch the bikes roll in, stay inside and enjoy a game of pool, and friendly wait staff. The large dance floor is always open with music from Goodtime Charlie The OUTLAW DJ playing The Best of Country and the Best of Rock and Roll every Thursday night from 8:30p.m till 2am. With an extensive food menu, 2 patios, and monitors inside to watch your bike, Spirits is the hottest Bike night place to be in the east valley. The LEGEND of Spirits Lives on. More info at Superstition HD at 480-346-0600 or 480-986-5572.
Hooters Mesa Thursday Bike Night. Hooters in Mesa located at 6730 E. Superstition Springs Blvd. will host a Bike Night every Thursday night from 6-9 pm. If you haven't seen this Hooters yet you will have to stop by and take a look. This is one of the nicest locations that they have. Hooters will $2.00 Corona's and 20% off of food and merchandise if you ride your bike in. Stop by for raffles prizes every Thursday Night with Big Raffle prizes the first Thursday of every month. For more information call 480-396-9396.
Hooters at Arrowhead Bike Night. Continues Giveaways and Raffles. Ride by and join in on the fun! Hooters will host a Bike Night every Thursday at the Hooters at Arrowhead located just 1 block S. of Bell on 83rd Ave. Stop by for some great food and Hooters Hospitality. There will be 20% off menu items, $2.00 Corona Thursdays and plenty of parking next to the outdoor patio. Stop by for some giveaways and raffles from Hooters and Arrowhead Harley as well as great wings and fun at Hooters. Click Here to see Pictures and all the detailed information.
Casey Jones Grill Bike Night. A valley favorite bike night for over 3 years. Ride in and sit out on the patio for what I call the Best Cheesesteak Sandwich in town. This thing melts in your mouth. They have 3 new pool tables, darts and foosball. Located in the Mervyns Shopping Center on the SE corner of 43rd Ave. and Thunderbird Rd. Casey Jones is a great place for a bike night featuring a large outdoor seating and over 150 people inside. And for those of you that want to watch a sporting event they have 50 TV's scattered throughout the restaurant connected to satellite to get any game you can think of. They have a full menu for lunch, dinner and a Happy Hour from 11:00AM - 7:00PM and a reverse happy hour from 10:00PM - 12:00 Midnight. $1.75 domestic bottles and $2.00 Jacks. There are always a lot of bikes showing up for bike night at Casey Jones Thursday night. Join them for open mic night on Wednesdays. Sunday. You can always count on lots of bikes here.
The Bike Night At The Billet Bar. Voted "BEST BIKER BAR IN PHOENIX" by New Times. There is no better place to watch all the Bikes ride down Scottsdale road than from The Billet Bar Patio. The Billet is ALWAYS packed with bikes Every Day. Stop by and take a look at the New Flamed Booths on the Paradise Patio. The new bars front and rear provide spacious seating, fresh air atmosphere, perfect temperature and courteous staff. The food is amazing and always the latest in cold libations await. You can sit at the back bar and watch your favorite TV on any of the seven big inch televisions. Play pool, listen to the latest music and socialize. The front patio seats over 75 people and is perfect for people watching on Scottsdale Rd. The Billet Bar is located right next to Genesis Custom Cycles on 3752 N. Scottsdale Rd. Check it out this Thursday night and all weekend long. Info: at 480-941-1876. Click Here for the New Billet Bar Page with pictures.
Every Saturday and Sunday
Cave Creek Roadhouse Bike Weekend. Take a ride and stop
by the Hottest New Restaurant/Bar in Cave Creek where every weekend will be Bike Weekend. There is plenty of motorcycle parking right out front. I have mentioned this place before
and now it has finally opened to rave reviews. CCR is located on Cave Creek Rd. in the heart of Cave Creek
directly across from Harold's. It is a restaurant and bar that focuses on a broad menu of good food and has a large
bar for socializing with your riding pals for a good time. It is built to look like something out of the 1800's,
but it is brand new. Stop by this weekend for lunch, dinner or just to have a drink and take a look at the place.
I can tell you that their hamburgers and steak fries are exceptional. Mrs. C. had the swordfish and said it
was very good.
Live Music Every Weekend:
Thursday: Live Music with Todd & Ethan 8:30pm - 12:00am
Friday:
Live Music with "T.A.T.E." 9pm - 1:30am
Saturday Night: Live Music with "Rickie Joleen" 9pm - 1:30am
Sunday: Live Music with "Walt Richardson" 5pm - 9pm
Click here for the Cave Creek Roadhouse website. 480-575-3098
Sunday
Sugar Daddy's Blues Biker Sunday Brunch.
Now is the perfect weather to be sitting out on the Sugar Daddy's patio, listening
to Live Music while dining from the Brunch Menu. Live Music from 10am on the patio.
And Sunday Brunch Just Got Better! You now have 3 options to choose from.
Option #1: Eggs Benedict – Grilled English muffins, smoked ham, poached eggs and hollandaise sauce.
Served with your chose of fresh fruit or crispy potatoes. ($8) or Sugar’s Pancakes – You won’t eat pancakes anywhere else. Buttermilk pancakes served with butter and
syrup. ($5)
Option #2: Can’t decide what to eat? How about an All-You-Can-Eat buffet for ONLY $12.
Option #3: Order off our regular menu.
Our 5,000 sq. ft. temperature controlled patio has six air conditioning units, misters, and plenty of shade. Sugar
Daddy's patio, food and entertainment is becoming a regular Sunday stop. If you haven't tried it yet, give
them a try. Complimentary coffee is now served. Make Sugar Daddy's Blues your stop on your ride down Scottsdale
Rd. for Brunch or Lunch from 10am - 4pm. Enjoy live music from 10am - 2pm Or maybe just relax on the patio with your favorite beverage and enjoy the beautiful
weather and watch the bikes roll down Scottsdale Rd. Click here to see the awesome pictures and details of Sugar Daddy's located at 3102 N. Scottsdale Rd. between Indian
School and Thomas on the West side of the road. Stop by and check it out. A great place to hang out. Plenty of
Bike Parking. If you have suggestions, email them at sugardaddysaz@aol.com . 480-970-6556.
This Week
November 17th - 18th
Karats, Chrome
& Cocktails, Designs by Syd Curtis.
November 17th Ladies Night. Some situations demand the finest. Syd Curtis Designs Sold for a Limited Time Exclusively
at Chester’s Harley-Davidson. Ladies Night Thursday, Nov 17 from 7-9pm. Fashion Show, Complimentary Wine, Cheese
and Fruit.
November 18th Men's Night Friday from 7-9pm. Fashion Show, Beer, Pizza and Wings.
Private appointments may be scheduled from Nov 17-30, 2005.
Friday, November 18th
Inaugural Bikers Ball.
This year more than 3900 women in Arizona will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Which
of these women will you know? The Gypsy Riders of Greater Phoenix AZ are hosting the Inaugural Bikers Ball on Friday,
November 18, 2005 at the Waterfront in Tempe as a fundraising event to support the Arizona Institute for Breast
Health (AIBH). The eclectic Ball will feature cocktails, dinner, casino tables, fashions, motorcycles, and
dancing to The HEAT. At this inaugural ‘Pink and Black’ motorcycle themed ball, the highlights of the
evening will be a live auction and the display of the Survivor Bike created by
local motorcycle builder Ed Whittley, owner of Firebird Custom Choppers.
Who is Invited? Motorcycle riders
and philanthropic minded individuals 21 years and older.
What is the Event? A Fundraiser
Ball to Benefit the Arizona Institute for Breast Health.
When is the Ball? Friday, November
18, 2005.
Where is the Ball? The Waterfront
Private Events on the Lake, 5350 S. Lakeshore Drive, Tempe AZ 85283. Map to the Waterfront.
What is the Cost? Through November
15, 2005 $60.00 per person $100.00 per couple.
What is the Program? Cocktails
- 6:00 P.M. to 6:30 P.M.
Dinner by Farrelli’s Catering - 6:30
P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Casino Tables - 6:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.
Live Auction - 8:30 P.M.
to 9:30 P.M.
Dancing to the HEAT - 9:30 P.M. to
Midnight.
Saturday, November 19th
Garages Are For
Girls Too. Women riders are one of the fastest growing segments in motorcycles
today. Now Ladies, there is a day just for you to further your knowledge of motorcycles! Attention new and experienced women riders…save this date… Saturday, November 19th, 11am to
4pm, Superstition Harley Davidson and American Home Mortgage is hosting a FREE event called “Garages are for Girls
Too”. Learn safety and maintenance tips, TAKE A DEMO RIDE, enter to win great door prizes, receive 10% off our safety riding gear, enjoy our
FREE barbecue and let one of the Biker Boys give your hog a wash down for a donation to Community Alliance Against
Family Abuse! Come meet Miss AZ Bike week 2005 and the first 300 to register receive a FREE gift bag! Remember,
this FREE event is for women only! Ask for more details when we return. Superstition Harley-Davidson is located
at 2910 W. Apache Trail in Apache Junction, AZ. 480-346-0600.
Saturday, November 19th
Rev Up For
Research Poker Run. TO BENEFIT JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION. One
in three families are touched by diabetes…help us raise money to find
a cure for our family and friends, Saturday, November 19th. Register at the Sheraton Crescent Hotel, 2620
W. Dunlap Avenue, Phoenix, AZ. Register from 9-10 a.m. Early Registration Fee $20 Biker / $15 Rider if
register by November 11, 2005. $25 Biker / $15 Rider after November 11. Chef Tasting Tables at each stop.
Final stop at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort For A Lavish Western Cookout with Live Entertainment ($10 entrance
fee for non-riders). Raffle, 50/50/Silent Auction/High Hand/Low Hand-Cash Prizes Raffle gifts include hotel nights,
spa, restaurant meals & Golf. TO REGISTER FOR THE POKER RUN: CLICK HERE.
Saturday, November 19th
Christmas
For The Troops. Starts at 10am at
the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, Pinnacle Peak Road & Cave Creek Road in Phoenix, AZ. Memorial Wreath
Laying Ceremony, Presentation of Donations, Honor Guard/Taps Bugler. Run to follow ceremony. Presented by Vietnam
Vets/Legacy Vets MC. See flyer for list of donations needed. For more information: 623 979-1525.
Sunday, November 20th
"Birds
On Bikes". Sponsored by MMA of AZ. This is an annual feed the hungry event that is growing every year. Your chance to help feed
the homeless or less fortunate. Strap your Turkey or fixings on the back of your bike and ride to one of 3 starting
locations to take your turkeys to St. Vincent De Paul's.
From the West:
Joeta's Leather, 16140 N. Arrowhead Ftn. Ctr. Dr. in Peoria, next to Arrowhead HD.
From the North:
Buddy Stubbs AZ Harley-Davidson, 13850 N. Cave Creek Rd., Phoenix, AZ.
From the East:
TJ's Bar and Grill, 1734 E. Main St., NW Corner., Mesa, AZ.
Gather from 9:00-10:00AM for coffee and doughnuts. All flocks meet at Park Central Mall by 11:00am to ride
as one group to St. Vincent de Paul's at 420 W. Watkins in Phoenix. From 11:30-Noon meet the chefs and see how
they feed the masses. If you can't make it to a starting location, just meet everyone at St. Vincent to give your
turkey. Need more info? Betty, 602-788-2088.
Sunday, November 20th
21st Annual Verde
Valley Toy Run. This run benefits
local low-income children. Registration from 8-10am in the Wal Mart parking lot in Cottonwood at Hwy. 260 &
Rodeo Drive. $20 donation and new unwrapped toy per person. Includes T-Shirt, Poker Run, Main Street Bike and Hot
Rod Parade, Dinner and Door Prizes. Ride ends at the Verde Valley Fairgrounds in Cottonwood. Gate Fee for non participants
12:30-6pm. Everyone Welcome. Live Music.
Tuesday, November 22nd.
H-D Traveling
Museum at Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson. What is the Traveling Museum? It is a two-wheeled legend in an 18-wheeled package and it is delivering 100 Years
of Racing Glory to our dealership. This 18-wheeled semi-trailer is packed to the axles with 10 of the greatest
bikes in Harley-Davidson's® 100-year racing history. Leave the almanac on the shelf because this exhibit is
a rare chance to come face-to-face with the trophies, riders, and machines that defined era after era of American
motorcycle racing. Exhibits this year include the 1927 Peashooter, which led an incredible 14-race sweep of the
1935 National Championships, as well as the Wrecking Crew, a team of racers whose infamous performances "demolished"
their opponents' hopes of victory, and even the FL Dragster that broke three world records in the 1990's. Free
tours through this popular H-D® museum Tuesday, November 22, 2005. traveling museum located at dealership parking
lot Open 9am – 6pm. FREE ADMISSION. 13850 N. Cave Creek Rd. in Phoenix. 602-971-3400.
Next Week
November 14th - 26th
Buddy Stubbs
6th Annual Blanket Drive. This blanket
drive is to benefit the Society of St. Vincent de Paul's Ministry of the Homeless. Bring your blankets in
any time from November 14th - 26th to the dealership located at 13850 N. Cave Creek Rd. in Phoenix. The First 100 People to drop off a blanket
receive a free gift bag.
On November 26th from 11am
- 1pm, attend the big party to end the blanket drive. There will be
FREE Harley-Davidson Demo Rides, Music, Free Food and In Store Discounts. For more information call 602-971-3400.
Saturday and Sunday, November 25th & 26th
Superstition
Harley-Davidson After Thanksgiving Sale. Have
the people on your list been naughty or nice this year? Either way, our After Thanksgiving Day Sale on November
25th and 26th, has something for everyone! You’ll save big on our Harley
Davidson gifts for the holidays- every one hundred dollars that you spend earns you fifteen dollars in Superstition
Motor Money, redeemable on December tenth through eleventh. We’ll
even gift wrap your presents for FREE from 11am to 3pm and you can enjoy holiday treats and refreshments while
you shop! Get into the holiday superstition spirit by coming to our After Thanksgiving Sale on November 25th
and 26th. See you then! Superstition HD is located at 2910 W. Apache Trail in Apache Junction, AZ. 480-346-0600.
Sunday, November 27th
Operation
Appreciation 3rd Annual Toy Drive and Poker Run To Support Active Duty Marines.
Sign-In 10am-Noon at Common Ground Coffee House 8658 East Shea
Boulevard in Scottsdale, AZ. Riders choose Eastside route or Westside Route. $20 single/$30 double includes: Ride
Pins, Bandannas, Poker Hands, & Meals. Long sleeve Run Shirts available. Run’s end Party at Pioneer Saloon,
3901 W Pioneer Rd (I-17, Exit 225) north of Phoenix, AZ. Live Music, Food, Raffles, 50/50, Games. Presented by
the Arizona Stray Feathers to benefit the Families of Arizona Marines & the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund. 602
320-7690 or 602 999-8502.
Upcoming Events
Cyclerides.com will once again be co-hosting the 3rd Annual Toys To Kids ride on Saturday,
December 3rd. This
year it will start at Wesley Bolin Plaza at the Capital in Phoenix and ride to Downtown Glendale's Murphy Park where
there will be 200 kids waiting for us in the amphitheater to receive your toys. This should be an excellent ride
escorted by Sheriff Joe and the MCSO. This is a great end location for the ride. There will be food vendors
at the park. Plan to take the day off and ride with us. This
year the ride is FREE. Just bring a toy and join the fun. Ride
leaves from Wesley Bolin at 11:00am located at 1700 W. Washington.
I would consider it an honor for all of you to ride with us and make
this a memorable day for the kids. If you are not familiar with the
ride, Click
Here for the links to past video and pictures.
Extras
Copper State Cycles Announces Employee pricing for everyone. You pay what we pay. Through
the end of November, you can buy any new Red Horse Custom in stock for the same price our employees pay. Hurry
in today while supplies last to take advantage of the huge savings. All Red Horse Customs carry a full 4 year factory
unlimited mileage warranty. Models in stock with S&S or Harley twin cam motors. If you've been holding off
for that special bike at a great price, this is it. call Kerry @ 480-596-6820 or 602-796-5320 www.redhorseaz.com .
We all know that riding motorcycles can sometimes be a risky business. But we need to think about making sure that our families are taken care of in the event of a catastrophic accident. The National Transportation Association is concerned about the drastic increase in Motorcycle deaths as it increased 8% last year...An alarming number." A Cyclerides reader came to me with this and it sounded pretty good. You might want to take a serious look at it. The death or disability of a loved one can cause irreparable financial damage. Did you know that for as little as $33.22 per month (Age 50) you could receive $250,000 Accidental Death Benefit AND $1,500 monthly Accident Disability Income. No exam required. For more information please call Roger Craig at Roger Craig & Associates today at 480-342-9760 or email Roger at Mrterm@aol.com.
This video has been around for a while but it makes me laugh everytime I play it.
It is a chimp telling a joke about a penguin in a bar. Click Here to view.
Here is a video of a newscaster that is apparently a City boy. Click Here to view.
Until Next Week,
Blessings and Safe Riding To All,
Barry Caraway
"The Road Is Yours - Take The Ride"
www.cyclerides.com
info@cyclerides.com
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