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That website expired. We have a place in Havasu, and a street-legal Rhino to take out there. Do you have any more info on the location?

We just rode this awesome 70 mile, 6 hour trail through the heart of the KOFA National Wildlife Refuge.

All the info including maps, videos and pictures are here

SouthwestUTV.com---UTV, ATV and Off Road Trail Information

Thanks

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That website expired. We have a place in Havasu, and a street-legal Rhino to take out there. Do you have any more info on the location?

Welcome huunz,

What kind of Joyner do you have? I also have a place in Havasu,If you would like to hook up for a ride let me know.I will be there for New Years and the following weekend with rocmoc.

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I'm looking into buying used motorhome, maybe come down ride with you guys,, maybe next winter? Don't think will make it in time this yr. Going to do some camping, riding, just get away this spring & summer. Then come south for maybe some time in the winter? Park on your yard,, lol,, can't wait!!

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Welcome huunz,

What kind of Joyner do you have? I also have a place in Havasu,If you would like to hook up for a ride let me know.I will be there for New Years and the following weekend with rocmoc.

Hi Rick,

I got my wife a 650 Sand Spider buggy. For NYE we'll be at Calico, seeing if my Jeep will hold together for the runs. I don't know if she plans to bring it to Havasu, although the Desert Bar run would be fun. I'd like to get it the street legal registration in Havasu, but haven't gotten all the required paperwork done. The notarization is a killer.

Mike

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I'm looking into buying used motorhome, maybe come down ride with you guys,, maybe next winter? Don't think will make it in time this yr. Going to do some camping, riding, just get away this spring & summer. Then come south for maybe some time in the winter? Park on your yard,, lol,, can't wait!!

You can park in my front yard if you can park in my front yard LOL. I live on the side of a wash, it's kinda steep. We've had friends stay overnight in RV's at the bottom of the hill before, but there's not much room for a trailer.

Mike

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Quig, I grew up 65 miles on the other side of Spokane from you. I remember snowmobiling in T-shirt and shorts (and helmet, my parents insisted), but I have no desire to return for a long term stay. Last time I visited Washington, it was only 85 in the middle of the summer - i needed a jacket......

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Quig, I grew up 65 miles on the other side of Spokane from you. I remember snowmobiling in T-shirt and shorts (and helmet, my parents insisted), but I have no desire to return for a long term stay. Last time I visited Washington, it was only 85 in the middle of the summer - i needed a jacket......

Well, I think I found motorhome!! So you utv buddies watch for "Quig" I'll need place to park it,"hint" then ride where you show me, or take me,."hint".I'm so excited!! Just like little kid. Couldn't get away enough to think about rv, or trooper before, now I have all the time I want,& need. Will just need gas money,& places to park "hint, hint" lol.

I was never crazy about Spokane area. Around southern Id. not quite as bad.. but I'm ready to use my trooper, see some of the beautiful country, in the western united states. Especially where I can stay warm,,,,, Quig : )

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Well, I think I found motorhome!! So you utv buddies watch for "Quig" I'll need place to park it,"hint" then ride where you show me, or take me,."hint".I'm so excited!! Just like little kid. Couldn't get away enough to think about rv, or trooper before, now I have all the time I want,& need. Will just need gas money,& places to park "hint, hint" lol.

I was never crazy about Spokane area. Around southern Id. not quite as bad.. but I'm ready to use my trooper, see some of the beautiful country, in the western united states. Especially where I can stay warm,,,,, Quig : )

Congrats on the MH,what did you get? you have to give it a trial run and meet up with us in Havasu over the weekend of the 7th.Camping is free and usually gas is about 25-30 cents a gallon cheaper there,at least from what we pay for it in my area of California.

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Congrats on the MH,what did you get? you have to give it a trial run and meet up with us in Havasu over the weekend of the 7th.Camping is free and usually gas is about 25-30 cents a gallon cheaper there,at least from what we pay for it in my area of California.

Would really like to join you guys, but would really be big rush, maybe in the spring. next fall & winter for sure, "hint" if I had place to park? "hint" This motorhome & trooper thing are both completely new to me. Need little time to see what, when, where, how, how much? How to use, set-up, dump, fill, you know, all the stuff you guys all know already!!! lol,, Can't wait!! Really looking forward to using both, meeting all of you,and seeing & riding new country. Have to take it easy, I'm old,not too smart, & new to trooper off-road riding. Thanks for all of everyones help, & being friendly to new guy,,,Quig

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Quiq, WE were all newbies at one time.

rocmoc n AZ

Thanks, I'm on poor me trip!! lol,, Never did much camping,4 wheelng, traveling,hate driving in new unknown busy places,Anyway, guess I'm saying would enjoy all your company,& help,, Wife has lupus, so has many bad days, some good, but I think if I get her out of house,out of town, she will really enjoy it. She thinks so too.

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We all look forward to you showing up one day.

rocmoc n AZ

We can all pitch in and help you with getting to know your RV, I know where to plug the hose in to the power outlet, and I'm sure rocmoc knows how to plug the power cord into the spickett.Lenny can figure out where to put the sewer hose.(LOL)

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We can all pitch in and help you with getting to know your RV, I know where to plug the hose in to the power outlet, and I'm sure rocmoc knows how to plug the power cord into the spickett.Lenny can figure out where to put the sewer hose.(LOL)

Ok, smart#ss, I can tell you where to put sewer hose!!!!!! roflmao,, But really, appreciate all the help for newbie!! Quig

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