Apr 212013
 

Presented by Post 109 American Legion Riders. Benefits Homeless Kids in Tucson. First bike out at 9am, last bike out at 10am, and last bike in by 5pm. Admission: $25.00. This event will consist of several items to be raffled off, 50/50 raffle, plenty of vendors on site and will end the evening with a band at Post 109.

Please come and join us in this event to help our homeless youth right here in the Tucson Area. 11am.

American Legion Post 109
15921 S Houghton Road
Corona, AZ

Stand Up For Kids on-line Registration
SUFK Poker Run and Bike Night Flyer
SUFK Poker Run Route Directions

Apr 072013
 

This years Shriners Poker Run was much different from years past.  This year the run was 87 miles long.  After leaving the Shriner parking lot you went to Broadway turning right to the Walgreens at Houghton & Broadway.  Here you picked a number from one to 52.  From there you continued on Houghton to Catalina Highway where you turned right to go up to Mt. Lemmon stopping at the San Pedro  Outlook where you picked a second number.  Next it was on up the mountain to the Ski lift parking lot across from the Iron Door where you picked a third number.  Now back down the mountain to Catalina & Tanque Verde, B of A parking lot where you picked your fourth number.  Now it is back to the Shriners via Wilmont, Speedway, to Tucson Blvd., where you will picked your fifth and final number and they then let you know your hand.  The low hand drawn was a 6,5,3,2,A.  The high hand was Q’s full 3’s.  There were over 300 entries this year in the Poker Run.  A lot more than years past.

Yours truly DID NOT win the Harley this year.  I guess winning twice is asking too much.  Below are some pictures of the ride and some of the many bikes in the parking lot.  Some of these photos were actually taken while I was coming down the mountain.  I was just pointing out in the general direction and they came out pretty good.

San Pedro Outlook

San Pedro Outlook

Overlooking the valley - 1

Overlooking the valley – 1

Overlooking the Valley - 2

Overlooking the Valley – 2

Snow on the hillside - 1

Snow on the hillside – 1

Entrance to the Iron Door

Entrance to the Iron Door

Overlooking the valley from the Iron Door

Overlooking the valley from the Iron Door

My group in the parking lot of the ski-lift

My group in the parking lot of the ski-lift

Snow on the hillside - 2

Snow on the hillside – 2

Coming down looking out at Summer Haven - 1

Coming down looking out at Summer Haven – 1

Coming down looking out at Summer Haven - 2

Coming down looking out at Summer Haven – 2

Coming down looking out at Summer Haven - 3

Coming down looking out at Summer Haven – 3

Looking out over Windy Point - 1

Looking out over Windy Point – 1

Rock climbers getting ready to rappell over the side @ Windy Point

Rock climbers getting ready to rappell over the side @ Windy Point

Looking out over Windy Point - 2

Looking out over Windy Point – 2

Unique bikes in the parking lot - 1

Unique bikes in the parking lot – 1

Unique bikes in the parking lot - 2

Unique bikes in the parking lot – 2

Unique bikes in the parking lot - 3

Unique bikes in the parking lot – 3

Unique bikes in the parking lot - 4

Unique bikes in the parking lot – 4

Sea of bikes - 1

Sea of bikes – 1

Norm's twin - 1

Norm’s twin – 1

Norm's twin - 2

Norm’s twin – 2

Gold Wing Motor Trike

Gold Wing Motor Trike

Sea of bikes - 2

Sea of bikes – 2

Dyna Superglide

Dyna Superglide

Mar 232013
 

Thank you for supporting the 2013 Old Pueblo Riders’ Run for the Kids of the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind (ASDB). This year’s 10th Anniversary Ride is scheduled for Sunday, April 21st.  Our main sponsor is *Emission Compliant Controls Corporation* and our shirt sponsors are *Trident Grill* and *Geico Insurance*. Other sponsorship opportunities are still available. Information on our Ride and sponsorship opportunities is available on our website:  Old Pueblo Riders

As in past years, the ride begins at the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind at 1200 West Speedway. First bike out is at 10 am. Come as early as 8:00 am, meet the kids and teachers, check out the kids’ artwork display, and have breakfast cooked by the Catalina Lions Club.  The last bike will be out of ASDB at noon.

When you check in, your pre-ordered shirts can be picked up, or shirts will be available on a first come, first served basis. We will have long-sleeve adult shirts, short-sleeve children’s shirts, and women’s tank tops.

This years’ ride route is about 85 miles over Gates Pass and around Tucson. As always, all the stops are kid-friendly.

The ride ends at Shooter’s Steakhouse & Saloon, 3115 East Prince Road.  Live music will be provided by The Titan Valley Warheads, a local five-piece bluegrass band.  Shooter’s will have great food and beverage specials available for all. We will have a silent auction and lots of great prizes, vendors, diversions, and fantastic people.

We sincerely hope to see you again this year! Your support is important to us and to the kids and teachers at ASDB.

Register for the ride by sending the attached form by April 15th and save $5 on the registration fee. Order your shirts now so you will be assured that we have your size. You can also register online and order shirts using your PayPal account at:

www.oldpuebloriders.org
<http://www.oldpuebloriders.org>

Or you can register with the following flyer: 2013_Flyer_031813

See you at the*Run for the Kids of the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind on Sunday, April 21st*!!

Ron Johnson, President
Old Pueblo Riders Group
4657 West Red Wolf Drive
Tucson, AZ 85742

Apr 292012
 

Well the yearly Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind (ASDB) Poker run was on Sunday April 22nd.  Those who were able to make the ride were: Bob & Rusty Ness, Bev, and yours truly.  Here are a few photos of some of the bikes and trikes:

Rusty, Bev and Bob

Indian

Venom

Custom Trike

 

Apr 012012
 

Well the SABBAR Shrine Motorcycles had their yearly Poker Run for charity.  I am not sure how many people were in attendance but you can see by the pictures there were quite a few.  While I did not win the high hand, 4’s full 3’s, second hand 3’s full 10’s, or low hand A, 2, 3, 4, 7 I did my usual and won a few things.

I won:

1. $15 gift certificate for Olde Timers Cafe
2. $25 gift certificate Cycle, Ski, and ATV’s
3. one pr of Gel riding gloves
4. one XL T-shirt.

AND most importantly my streak still continues  I won the 50/50 of $189.  I even told several people that I was going to win the 50/50.  I wish I was this lucky in the lottery.  Here are a few pictures of the bikes and some of the people who attended.

The WINNER - AGAIN

Riders - 01

Riders - 02

V-8 Trike

purple trike

Can Am Spider

Tri Glide

Feb 132012
 

B.A.C.A. (Bikers Against Child Abuse) is having their 2nd Annual Charity Poker Run on Saturday March 1th.  Registration is $15 for single rider and $25 for double.  There will be continental breakfast provided.  There will also be vendors food and beer on site afterwards.  Poker Run starts @ Merle’s Automotive 4015 S. Dodge Blvd.  Registration starts @ 8:30 am.  Last bike out @ 10:00 am. Last bike in @ 1:00 pm. FMI go to:  BACAWORLD

Registration & Flyer

This poker run is the same day as our monthly breakfast ride so we can go right from breakfast to the ride.