Biker Week

Anyone else find it odd that there is no thread for this. Had active ones in the past I think.

Kinda wondered, too. This weekend, correct?

Stingray got some beads, Like I said before i'll be hanging at Chulas, Sabado en la noche about 8, Jerry and Kenny come on down I'm buying.

Well there are some bikes in town, early yet, tomorrow will be the big influx if they are coming. Guess Chulas will be open now that the road is done but it has been closed.

Having breakfast with a band from NM tomorrow morning, a guided trip to Schuk Toak at 10:30 then back to a street party on 13th at 7:30 pm Friday! Busy busy weekend!

What's 13th?

That would be calle trece (13th).

playaperro said:

That would be calle trece (13th).

Here's a picture of the new concrete on 13th

We took a group of bikes out to Schuk Toak today, they had a blast

the new pavement looks wonderful. Just hope they dont have to dig it up for any water line breaks

Hope that new payment not to ruff on the gals high heels!

Or Roberto's

Stolen from local paper few min ago!

playaperro said:

Stingray got some beads, Like I said before i'll be hanging at Chulas, Sabado en la noche about 8, Jerry and Kenny come on down I'm buying.

hope everyone has a great time!

This time of year , I really miss the days of AZ Beachboy's pics.

Parade just went by. Pretty good showing but as usual a small percentage do the parade. Heard taht the Malecon is covered with bikes all the way to Vin Del Mar.

Several facebook posts show it is packed on the Malecon.

You can just copy and paste pics without uploading them. pics by rockypoint360

It was a great turnout! Sami at 360 did a great job on everything she did for this organization!

Biker Casualty ! The Dog just stopped by and had snapped off a foot peg. Think he was baracho and laid the bike down too far in a turn!! Got it fixed. Said he'd be at Gaua Gaua tonight.

Well it's over and decleared a success by most. I for one am glad it is over. While most of the riders are well mannered and careful there is always a significant element of Aholes. A swarm of pendejos passed the stop sign at the crucero on Benito Juarez, refusing to yield and weaving in an out, accellerating as fast as they could. All with straight pipes of course. I won't miss the loud pipes all day and well into the eary morning hours. The town is turned over to them for a couple of days I hope it pays off for more than the rentals and beer sales.

Ahhh...That's nothing compared to the commotion and waste to be laid this weekend by the Desperado.

Three more days....:):rolleyes:o_O

GV Jack said:

Ahhh...That's nothing compared to the commotion and waste to be laid this weekend by the Desperado.

Three more days....:):rolleyes:o_O

Had some forum members with me on a bike tour last week to the Pinacate visitors center. They all said they had a great time!

mexicoruss said:

Had some forum members with me on a bike tour last week to the Pinacate visitors center. They all said they had a great time!

Do they wish to remain anonymous? :)

mis2810 said:

Do they wish to remain anonymous? :)

Nah I am sure they will post something once they get back to their home locales.

A lot of money was raised and donated by the Rally to the DIF program.

36,000 Bikers came, dropped 1.5 million, they don't do fresa's stuff.

:p Like getting massages and pedicures at Sonoran Spa?

I wonder how the new money laundering law will impact stuff like this. Businesses are now accountable to reporting income in many ways.

mis2810 said:

:p Like getting massages and pedicures at Sonoran Spa?

Yeah Happy Face massage was extremely buzy, better call S/P for massage and pedicure for the black and white Ball. Hey you know why firemen have bigger balls than policemen, don't cheat and search.

Ok, why?

They sell more tickets!

Roberto said:

I wonder how the new money laundering law will impact stuff like this. Businesses are now accountable to reporting income in many ways.

I heard yesterday that the dollar deposit fee is going to disappear in January

We left RP on Monday and followed several bikes over the border . . . some ridden, some on trailers. I assumed it brought a lot of business to the town.