Hello everyone!  Gary Hornsby used to be the “go to” mechanic for the Club.  Unfortunately, he is no longer in business. That is why I had the idea of asking members who they like, thinking that I could put together a list for members to use when they were shopping around for a good mechanic.  I commend those who do their own maintenance and repairs. That is the best way unfortunately, for those like me, who always manages to screw things up, that is not an option. Now I am getting too old to get on the floor. I got a few responses from whenRead More →

The Club had a great time, in June, camping out along the Woody Mountain Road, south of Flagstaff. I created 4 new videos which you can check out at, https://www.youtube.com/@arizona3060/videos. Our next adventure will be Silverton, CO. It is not too late to sign up. Take care! Keith MenascoRead More →

I have been working with photos taken by my iphone when I make my videos. Iphone will automatically give you gps coordinates and this is extremely important when I am making a video and I need to know where the photo was taken in order to know what you are seeing. When you right click on a photo a panel comes up and if you click on “properties” and then click on “details” and scroll down you will find latitude and longitude in a “degrees, minutes, seconds” format (DMS). One of mine was 35° 0′ 55.20 N 111° 47′ 26.15W. Of course on your phoneRead More →

John Williams provided me with a flyer for the AZ Alpine Trail. The Alpine Trail, like the Peace Trail, is a 750 mile trail that goes from Punkin Center, Payson, Heber/Overgaard to Hannagan Meadow south of Greer in the White Mountains. To learn more about it go to: https://azalpinetrail.org/. I am not sure how to download a track. If anyone finds out, let me know. Keith MenascoRead More →

We had a lot of fun at the Jamboree in Kanab, UT. I have 4 new videos from the three rides that I went on. The slot canyon was amazing. Check out my ride vides on my YouTube channel, https://www.youtube.com/@arizona3060. Keith MenascoRead More →

We had some great rides around Oatman and had a great time. I have six new videos of our rides that I think you will enjoy. You can take a look at, https://www.youtube.com/@arizona3060/videos. Enjoy! Our next event will be around Kanab, UT. Stay tuned for more videos of these rides. I will be recording them thinking that we can go to UT as a club and do some riding next year. Take care! Keith MenascoRead More →

Due to construction on I-17 there is a problem with the Exit and entrance to Bumblebee. The ramp to reenter I-17 is closed so we cannot exit the are to return to the city with out going North to Sunset point. To avoid this we will NOW stage out of North Black Canyon City,  Heading North on I-17 exit on Coldwater Rd, Exit # 244. Turn left crossing under the freeway. I am not sure exactly where we will stage but it will be near the former dog  track area. From there we will travel North along Maggie mine road to the road to Bumblebee.Read More →

We had a question at our last General Meeting on cost of a permit ($10 for 3 day permit). I did a quick search and came up with the following, https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd1209317.pdf. The fee is not for the entire National Forest but only for 4 OHV areas, Bulldog Canyon, The Rolls, St. Clair, and Desert Vista. The Lower Sycamore OHV Permit Zone will eventually be required but the exact date of implementation is still to be determined. For OHV Area maps I refer you to, https://www.fs.usda.gov/activity/tonto/recreation/ohv/?recid=35199&actid=93. You have to search for a link to a map (not easy to see). Keith MenascoRead More →

Gary Hornsby has been a friend and member of the Arizona ATV Riders for many years. Along with his affiliation with our organization Gary has been the owner operator for his ATV/UTV business for many years. Gary provided professional repair services for quads and SxS for club members and others at a reasonable cost. As of the first of April, Gary has closed his repair services business and will no longer be working in that discipline. An opportunity with the City of Peoria Fire Department was presented to Gary which he felt was in his best interest to take advantage of. Gary will remain aRead More →