Official SW-FOG 2014 Announcement: 5/29 THU-6/1 SUN

[blufjr]

I will be at Camp Verde in the morning Thur. May 29 at the Starbucks just off I-17.

 

[beemerdons]

C and I are in, but what if we have more than 20 people? We gonna kick the late comers out? Not bitching, just wondering if we shouldn't look for another place. Maybe get interest first.
Silver City is big enough that it should have a good selection of restaurants.

https://www.silvercity.org/restaurants.shtml Silver City has over 75 restaurants, you can download the Dining Guide from this link. Guaranteed no one will go hungry!

 

[beemerdons]

Dinner List Amended at 0630 hours on 5/20!

The Jalisco Cafe: SW-FOG 2014 Group Dinner Reservation is set for 5pm on Saturday, May 31. jes' sayin' and nuff said! https://www.sw-fog.com

1) BeemerDonS aka El Robusto
2) Seth Stanley
3) Miss Donna
4) Maria Elena - MEM
5) Pegscraper
6) MCRIDER007
7) AZGman
8 Bob F
9) PK
10) Back Road Bob
11) Dashbaw
12) blujfr
13) ThesZsdad
14) Abercrombie FJR
15) GalaxyBlue aka Fat Bastard
16) Herr Peter - Jawohl, Arnie
17) HotRodZilla - AJ
18) Mrs. HRZ - "C"
19) Fontanaman
20) Big-D

21) Z-Bear

22) zzzzip

23) Chris Martin

24) Bwana Dik

25) Bambi

PLEASE NOTE: You must respond by Saturday, May 24 at 2PM Arizona time (Same as CA now, Pacific!) if you want to be added to this list. You may either respond in this thread and Papa Chuy Viejo will amend the list as needed. Or feel free to contact Señor Medina at [email protected]" or 480-440-4666.

I will call/email Ed exactly a week from today with the Final Jalisco Cafe Roster, you snooze and you lose if you don't respond in a week's time from now ese!

 

[pegscraper]

Friday night's dining reservations have been made for 6 pm at Adobe Springs Cafe for a group of 20 in one room and a spill over group in an adjoining room with a partition divider.

Check out the menu here https://www.adobespringscafe.com/menu/

They said they will take pre-orders if you want to call ahead for dinner.

They do serve breakfast, lunch and dinner.

 

[HotRodZilla]

Nice job Ed. Way to take that on. You've done so good, I have a warm Coors Light with your name on it!

 

[beemerdons]

Bwana Dik and Bambi have been added to the Dinner Roster.

 

[BwanaDik]

Thanks Don! Currently roasting my buns off in the Sahara, looking forward to the cool of Emory Pass. Is the road there trashed and full of gravel?

 

[pegscraper]

Nice job Ed. Way to take that on. You've done so good, I have a warm Coors Light with your name on it!

Offering piss water is your way of showing gratitude? We must have a talk.

 

[beemerdons]

Thanks Don! Currently roasting my buns off in the Sahara, looking forward to the cool of Emory Pass. Is the road there trashed and full of gravel?

BwanaDik, here is what the New Mexico Bicycle Club recently wrote:

The Emory Pass Climb in southwest New Mexico is a strenuous but beautiful ride.You can stay in Silver City and drive an hour to Kingston and have someone drop you off there. Have low gears since there is a steep, steady climb of 8 miles from Kingston to Emory Pass. Then there are the sweeping turns downhill to NM61 at San Lorenzo. From there there are rolling hills into Silver City. The climb out of Kingston begins with several miles at 5% but levels off. The traffic is light and the road surface is good though no shoulders. The views are awesome. The descent through the ponderosa forest is wonderful. The lookout at Emory Pass is worth a short detour. The descent west goes through Gallenas canyon which has dramatic rock formations. Bicycling Magazine has written up the ride as one of the great climbs in the country in a past issue. The remainder of the ride into Silver City are large rolling hills. There is a great view of the Hurley open-pit mine and the Kneeling Nun rock formation along the way. The road from Hillsboro to Kingston goes through Percha canyon which has dramatic rock formations.

Getting There: Take I-25 south from Albuquerque or north from Las Cruces to NM152 at exit 63. Drive west to Hillsboro or Kingston. Begin in Hillsboro or Kingston and end in Sliver City (54 miles) or get someone to pick you up at the intersection of NM152 & NM61 (30 miles).

Distance: Hillsboro to Silver City, 54 miles, 5500 ft. gain.

Roadway: NM152 from Hillsboro to NM35 is 2 lane with good surface with no shoulders and almost no traffic. NM152 from NM35 to US180 is divided 4-lane with shoulders, usually rideable with light traffic. US180 is divided 4 lanes with rideable shoulders and moderate traffic.

 

[GalaxyBlue]

just bought the Zumo 590LM with TPMS. should be a good test for it on this trip.

 

[Abercrombie FJR]

just bought the Zumo 590LM with TPMS. should be a good test for it on this trip.

I will be hitting you up for a review next week in SC. I was close to ordering one yesterday to try to have it here before next Wednesday's departure but then I looked at my check book. Ouch! The Old Nuvi 550 will have to keep working for me for a little while longer.

 

[beemerdons]

just bought the Zumo 590LM with TPMS. should be a good test for it on this trip.

I will be hitting you up for a review next week in SC. I was close to ordering one yesterday to try to have it here before next Wednesday's departure but then I looked at my check book. Ouch! The Old Nuvi 550 will have to keep working for me for a little while longer.

+1, Gunny; same here Guys, Papa Chuy Viejo went to Barnes & Noble just yesterday to pick up my new GPS! jes' sayin' and nuff said, ese!

 

[Big-D]

Nice job Ed. Way to take that on. You've done such a great job, I want to reward you with a warm Hot & Opened can of Coors Light with full of butts with your name on it for all of your hard work with my gratitude!

Nice job Ed. Way to take that on. You've done so good, I have a warm Coors Light with your name on it!

Offering piss water is your way of showing gratitude? We must has a talk.

Don't fall for it Ed, you'd be better off sholving that can of Coors up AJ's arse. You do know that Coors is now made by the Canucks and they add Salt-Peter to it.

 

[Big-D]

just bought the Zumo 590LM with TPMS. should be a good test for it on this trip.

I will be hitting you up for a review next week in SC. I was close to ordering one yesterday to try to have it here before next Wednesday's departure but then I looked at my check book. Ouch! The Old Nuvi 550 will have to keep working for me for a little while longer.

+1, Gunny; same here Guys, Papa Chuy Viejo went to Barnes & Noble just yesterday to pick up my new GPS! jes' sayin' and nuff said, ese!

Papa Chuy Viejo has the kind of GPS that folds up and fits in your pocket and normally sells for as little as a few bucks!

 

[Geezer]

I wish I was on my way there to join you guys. That is one of the few areas of the country that I have not explored. I hope all goes very well so that you are tempted to have the rally in the same place next year.

I wonder how the shirt guy is going to spell Silver City.

 

[zzzzip]

just bought the Zumo 590LM with TPMS. should be a good test for it on this trip.

I will be hitting you up for a review next week in SC. I was close to ordering one yesterday to try to have it here before next Wednesday's departure but then I looked at my check book. Ouch! The Old Nuvi 550 will have to keep working for me for a little while longer.

+1, Gunny; same here Guys, Papa Chuy Viejo went to Barnes & Noble just yesterday to pick up my new GPS! jes' sayin' and nuff said, ese!

Papa Chuy Viejo has the kind of GPS that folds up and fits in your pocket and normally sells for as little as a few bucks!

I prefer the GPS made from trees unless I have to navigate big cities at rush hour, then the non-tree version is good to have.

Nice job Ed. Way to take that on. You've done such a great job, I want to reward you with a warm Hot & Opened can of Coors Light with full of butts with your name on it for all of your hard work with my gratitude!

Nice job Ed. Way to take that on. You've done so good, I have a warm Coors Light with your name on it!

Offering piss water is your way of showing gratitude? We must has a talk.

Don't fall for it Ed, you'd be better off sholving that can of Coors up AJ's arse. You do know that Coors is now made by the Canucks and they add Salt-Peter to it.

At least that gives it some flavor.....

 

[Big-D]

I am so looking forward to this trip. Its been a while, I must be going through withdraw. Maybe after this ride, I can kick the Peyote and come back down to earth! Living in the desert can do funny things to a person. Not much more than rattlesnakes and peyote to keep one entertained.

 

[GalaxyBlue]

I started a group called SWFOG on "Life360" which is a phone based GPS app that shows where everyone is. Please PM. Your email and phone # and I will invite you in.

It works with all smartphones with a free download from the app store. Www.life360.com

 

[blufjr]

Leaving tomorrow at 7am. will work on that gps life 360 thing along the trip. Sounds interesting.

 

[GalaxyBlue]

its like spot, but better, and free.