newbie to Texas ATVs

Last post 09-28-2009 2:24 AM by Renzo. 10 replies.
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  • 09-13-2009 9:24 PM


    Glendale, AZ

    newbie to Texas ATVs

     Now that I live in Arizona I don't get to ride much in Texas. However I thought i would shre a few pics from our Labor Day camp and ride. We did about 450 miles in the Coconino National Forest close to Stoneman Lake.

     

    http://www.kodakgallery.com/ShareLanding.action?c=p12p1xj.9f06n2pv&x=0&h=1&y=-h1vtb6&localeid=en_US

     

    http://www.kodakgallery.com/ShareLanding.action?c=p12p1xj.9f06n2pv&x=0&h=1&y=-h1vtb6&localeid=en_US

     

     

     

     

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  • 09-13-2009 10:04 PM In reply to

    Admin
    The Woodlands, TX

    Re: newbie to Texas ATVs

     Thanks for sharing the pictures!  How is the riding in arizona? 

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  • 09-13-2009 10:38 PM In reply to


    Glendale, AZ

    Re: newbie to Texas ATVs

     I would have to say that the riding here in Arizona is wide open. We have full access to the national forests, BLM and for a small fee the the State Trust Land. I have been here for 6 years and have not begun to scratch the surface of the available riding. On average I log about 200 miles per month. The Imperial Sand Dunes (Glamis, Buttercup etc) are just  across the Arizona line in California. All my quads are street legal and can be used anywhere you can use a car. Golf carts and Rhinos are on the streets all the time. 

    Larry

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  • 09-14-2009 1:09 AM In reply to

    Suz. Twin Peaks 800
    Conroe, TX

    Re: newbie to Texas ATVs

    Thanks for sharing the pics...looks like a fun time!

  • 09-14-2009 11:42 AM In reply to

    ATV Pimp
    Houston, TX

    Re: newbie to Texas ATVs

    Those are some great pics. I'll be in Florence, AZ this weekend for my sister-in-laws wedding. And I'll be back in November for Glamis thanksgiving weekend. AZ in my opinion has some of the best riding spots I've ever been too and I've only rode out there a handful of times. Have fun exploring the big sand box.

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  • 09-14-2009 11:18 PM In reply to


    Glendale, AZ

    Re: newbie to Texas ATVs

     There is some great scenic riding just north of Florence in the Tonto Basin nearSuperior. If you like technical and steep try Charouleau Gap..runs from Oracle to Tucson...a real tweaker.

    Larry

    "The road goes on forever and the party never ends"
  • 09-25-2009 10:56 PM In reply to

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    Black Cat Ridge, TX

    Re: newbie to Texas ATVs

     anyone have some links for where to rent ATVs around Tucson?  headed there in a couple weeks and wouldnt mind a day of riding...

     

    several 250Rs, couple blasters, couple 350x's, a zilla, 92/87 LT HRD 540R Hybrid, and the new toy 2005 TRX450r

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  • 09-26-2009 1:54 PM In reply to


    Glendale, AZ

    Re: newbie to Texas ATVs

     http://www.eaglerider.com/

    You might give this company a call. As you may already know there is a great deal riding in the Tucson area.....Try the Santa Rita's near Sierra Vista. 

    Hope this helps and have a great experience.

    Larry

     

     

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  • 09-26-2009 4:50 PM In reply to

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    Black Cat Ridge, TX

    Re: newbie to Texas ATVs

     cool thanks

     

    actually I did not know there are places to ride around Tucson, going to visit my gf's family and just recently got her riding... 

    several 250Rs, couple blasters, couple 350x's, a zilla, 92/87 LT HRD 540R Hybrid, and the new toy 2005 TRX450r

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  • 09-26-2009 5:13 PM In reply to


    Glendale, AZ

    Re: newbie to Texas ATVs

      http://luke122451.smugmug.com/gallery/7181796_4WJqd#461080258_2axP4

    This is a ride we did in january (Charouleau gap) and you can see the burbs of nort tucson in the background.

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  • 09-28-2009 2:24 AM In reply to

    • Renzo
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    Newbie
    baytown, TX

    Re: newbie to Texas ATVs

    awesome pics.  very relaxing and soothing.

     

    450 miles?? thats insane but on a rzr i bet it was comfortable.

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