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Joined: Aug 2006
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Anyone going? It'd be nice to ride with another Triumph.
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Re: Laughlin River Run
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Maybe next year, but I'd be riding East.
Black 2007 Speedmaster
2007 Ducati Monster S2R
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Re: Laughlin River Run
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My buddy and I are here in Kingman, Az. Trailered down from Denver on Monday. Been to Laughlin for a couple three hours both Tuesday and today. I've probably seen 3,000 bikes and not 1 Triumph so far. Went over to Oatman on Route 66 this morning. Ran down to Lake Havasu for lunch and then back to Laughlin to watch the bikes go by and check out vendors. Had dinner, my buddy lost his normal $50 and back to the motel in Kingman. 200+ miles. Long day due to the heat, 95 F. It was snowing when we left Denver! Going to Hoover Dam/Las Vegas tomorrow and back to Laughlin in the afternoon. Maybe do some demo rides. Leaving for home on Friday @ noon. ===Bob 
04 Speedmaster
07 Ulysses
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Re: Laughlin River Run
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Complete Newb
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Complete Newb
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Leaving Tucson Fri afternoon to Kingman then Laughlin Sat Am.
06 America, Custom built seat, K N pods, 155 mains, 45 pilots, Sceptres.
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Re: Laughlin River Run
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Loquacious
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Are you from Tucson....deserteagle? If so you will be the third known member of this outfit from the Old Pueblo.
Welcome.
"Proud to be an Infidel" ... "100% pure American Jingoist"
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Re: Laughlin River Run
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If you're interested a few friends are going to be meeting for breakfast in Downtown Kingman on Saturday morning - love to have you join us. You can send a PM about location if you're interested.
Last edited by pop; 04/26/2007 1:46 PM.
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Re: Laughlin River Run
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Oatman is a really fun little town to visit - some great deals on leather stuff at a few of the shops down there too. Did you ride into Kingman from Oatman? If so, how did you like the ride? Lots-o-curves. 
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Tucson born an raised. First real trip on the America.
06 America, Custom built seat, K N pods, 155 mains, 45 pilots, Sceptres.
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Pop- We started at Kingman and went to Oatman. Route 66 must have been quite an experience in the 50's. Lots of curves, steep hills and tough road conditions. Bob 
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16 Sportster Roadster
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Re: Laughlin River Run
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Dang - I must have been working too much last week and missed this post. I went over on Thurs with a bunch of friends and came home on Sun. Didn't see another Trump while I was there. Did talk to a couple people about it and lots of compliments.
Now I remember why I live in Flagstaff - I HATE THE HEAT!!!! We rode over towards Havasui on Saturday, to Topock, and it was a blast furnace riding back. Other than the heat I had a good time. Stayed with some friends, so didn't have to be down in the madhouse on Casino Blvd unless I wanted too. I did buy new 'pegs' at the Kuryaken (sp) booth, they have to ship me the adaptors tho.
Hope all had a great time.
Becky
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