this group is intended to bring together kawasaki owners/riders to meet and greet one another, swap stories about there bikes and rides they enjoyed. plan rides and adventures. other bikes may attend as well. men and women are welcome

Welcome to the Arizona Victory Owners Group  The majority of riders here are Victory owners, but All Bike Brands Are Welcome to join us on rides throughout Arizona.  We are a Riding Group! Our ride meet up points vary from East to West or Neutral Points to accommodate all riders from different parts of the valley. We are a valley and state wide riding group. If you are looking for a truly Safety Minded Motorcycling Group that rides then the Arizona Victory Owners Group is for you. Check out the …

Sassy Sisters is a group of single and married boomer women enjoying life. Weekly happy hours in the organizer's home. Week-end events for dinner, dancing, movies, motorcycle riding and anything else we can think of to have fun. Most of the Sassy Sisters are over fifty, retired, or working and just don't have time to meet new friends. Come join us!  

A.C.R. was created to help owners of cafe racers get out of the shop.  It was also created to help individuals bring to fruition their plans to own a Cafe Racer. So, if you own one, bring it on out and join us. If you don't own one yet (or yours is less than road worthy) come on out anyway (even if all you have is a cage) and we'll help get you on the road with one. Visit our "Pages" to learn more about us and note the Table of Contents at the bottom of the page.

… Such as James Bond and his little pea shooter will not accurately hit anything from the distance he shoots from in several scenes. Womens social groups may like the knowledge of gun ownership. I just recently had a client have her home invaded by three thugs. They broke into her home, beat her and her nephew up. There was blood all over the living room. If she would of had a firearm handy she might have made it without the after effects. I understand there is always a devils advocate. Having the …

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