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Good Reputable Garages in Phoenix, AZ?
Hi All,
Planning to start a year long journey from Phoenix around September. Need to buy a bike there in the US for obvious financial reasons. We brits do get ripped off!! Can you guys recomend any good new & second hand dealers for BMW or KTM.
I have family in Phoenix and will be able to possibly get over the pond before to kit out for my Journey. First adventure since 1989! Cant wait.
Thanks.
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I live in Yuma, Arizona, which is about 3 hours west of Phoenix. The interstate it is on (Interstate 8) is the same one that people use to drive between Phoenix and San Diego. If you are thinking of heading into Mexico this way, or heading to San Diego, look me up.
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Steves motorcycles on Country club road in AZ
I live in AZ most summers and i Build and design Harleys for Rockem n Sockem.............Steves is a Great dealer and will fix you up with a Beamer........Good luck.
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Thanks Simon & Londoner,
Will look up Stevs 4 sure, they do have a few recomendations.
Simon thanks for the offer, will be in AZ around Sept and will keep in touch. Would be glad to pick your brain for all your experience! Thanks.
Cheers Mojo
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Mojorising, one of the members on a Chinese bike site I belong to lives north east of Phoenix in a mountainous part of Arizona. I used to live in the higher elevations of Arizona on the Navajo Indian Reservation, so his thread brought back some memories.
Having lived on the reservation, I remember the many scenic places that were accessible either by paved highway or dirt roads. The dirt roads were maintained somewhat regularly, so shouldn't be considered impassible with an enduro bike.
I'll let you link through his thread, and that might give you an idea for some "local" (local to Arizona) riding. If enough people are interested, I would like to hit the sights of the Navajo Reservation, so keep that idea open, too.
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Sound & Looks good to me.
Thanks Simon,
Guess AZ has many surprises! I plan to get over the pond some time in september. Will keep in touch to see if we can make a trip upto the reservation Got to get kitted out first in PHX then all adventures are game.
Thanks n Cheers,
Mojo.
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