Ready, Set, Go!

By 66 Underachiever
We're spending a few days in Phoenix Arizona for work this week. Not sure where we'll go after work but the weather looks good for the long way home!
Freshly serviced and ready to ride.


New MX pegs from Burly Brand. These are cool!

Lori and a Shaguar at Chiriaco Summit Coffee Shop.

Cool Wedgewood travel trailer in Quartzite.


This is how they do Valet parking at the Hotel San Carlos in Phoenix.

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