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ROCKmeHARDPLACEUser is Offline

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02/22/2008 10:34 AM Alert 

My son lives in Florida but visits often and wants to bring his mountain bike on his next trip here.  Are there any clubs in the area he could possibly go with when he's in town?  Also, are there any good books out there on mountain biking in this general area?  We took a trip to Tucson and he'd love to do some biking down there as well.  I found several books available but some of the reviews stated they were out of date.  Any suggestions would be appreciated.

TwoBigDawgsUser is Offline

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02/22/2008 10:59 AM Alert 
Try this website:

http://www.mountainbikeaz.com

bgrafkUser is Offline

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02/22/2008 12:03 PM Alert 

As long as you're not talking mountain biking in the Copa there is tons of mountain biking!! He won't get bored, that's for sure.

Tell him to go here for tons of trail and book info.

forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php

I have the Mountain Bike America: Arizona book and it's a good book with a lot of trail information.

There's also a big get together coming up in March called the Arizona Spring Fling...rockyroad5050.wordpress.com/1-arizona-spring-fling-2008/

Feel free to shoot me an email or he can shoot me an email when he's down here and I can show him some trails. I'm always out riding!

-Bobby

ROCKmeHARDPLACEUser is Offline

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02/22/2008 2:01 PM Alert 
Thanks for the info. I emailed you Bobby.
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02/24/2008 10:41 PM Alert 
Posted By bgrafk on 02/22/2008 12:03 PM

As long as you're not talking mountain biking in the Copa there is tons of mountain biking!! He won't get bored, that's for sure.

Tell him to go here for tons of trail and book info.

forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php

I have the Mountain Bike America: Arizona book and it's a good book with a lot of trail information.

There's also a big get together coming up in March called the Arizona Spring Fling...rockyroad5050.wordpress.com/1-arizona-spring-fling-2008/

Feel free to shoot me an email or he can shoot me an email when he's down here and I can show him some trails. I'm always out riding!

-Bobby

 

 

 

 

 

Any trails near by, similar to those on South Mountain?

National or Mormon trails.

I enjoy downhill riding.


<--- Say his name anyway way you want, but it's pronounced(nov 08) Mr. President.
bgrafkUser is Offline

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02/25/2008 10:48 AM Alert 

Downhill, nice!!

I don't have enough guts yet to do the stuff.

Closer than south mountain = no.

drummer72User is Offline

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02/25/2008 3:08 PM Alert 
Posted By bgrafk on 02/25/2008 10:48 AM

Downhill, nice!!

I don't have enough guts yet to do the stuff.

Closer than south mountain = no.

 

 

Once you try DH,you never want to do wimpy singletracks

 again.


<--- Say his name anyway way you want, but it's pronounced(nov 08) Mr. President.
bgrafkUser is Offline

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02/26/2008 8:34 AM Alert 
Posted By drummer72 on 02/25/2008 3:08 PM
Posted By bgrafk on 02/25/2008 10:48 AM

Downhill, nice!!

I don't have enough guts yet to do the stuff.

Closer than south mountain = no.

 

 

Once you try DH,you never want to do wimpy singletracks

 again.


You're just too lazy too lazy to pedal up a hill
drummer72User is Offline

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02/26/2008 3:36 PM Alert 
Posted By bgrafk on 02/26/2008 8:34 AM
Posted By drummer72 on 02/25/2008 3:08 PM
Posted By bgrafk on 02/25/2008 10:48 AM

Downhill, nice!!

I don't have enough guts yet to do the stuff.

Closer than south mountain = no.

 

 

Once you try DH,you never want to do wimpy singletracks

 again.


You're just too lazy too lazy to pedal up a hill

 

 

Nah, I pedal up hill, but I would prefer a helicopter ride to the top...


<--- Say his name anyway way you want, but it's pronounced(nov 08) Mr. President.
GotBikesUser is Offline

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03/20/2008 10:59 PM Alert 

South Mountain Park in Phoenix is going to be his best bet for mountain biking near Maricopa. There are miles and miles of all types of trails there. Tucson has some really nice areas to ride too. Another popular place is McDowell Mountain Park in Fountain Hills. He will have to drive to get anywhere worth riding. He can contact me when he comes into town and I could connect him with mountain bikers of all different skill levels and with all different riding schedules.


Where do you get your bike serviced?
www.maricopabikes.com
Ebay1User is Offline

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03/21/2008 8:07 AM Alert 
South Mountain is your best bet. You can access the trails in Ahwatukee by Equestian Estates just off the Warner-Elliott Loop.

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