I’ve had my Electra Glide Ultra Limited for almost six months and rode it seven thousand miles. I was initially missing my old Road King but now I’ve begun to bond with my Big Geezer Glide. If not for the Glides sheer size it does everything better than the Road King. In the last week me and my buddy Carl have rode 1200 miles, here are some pictures from the last adventure to Oatman and Laughlin.

While in Tombstone we took a short ride to Bisbee exploring the area. Spending two days in Tombstone is more than enough, it was a good time and time to head home. Here are some various pictures along the way.

We like our guns in Arizona

Lavender Mining Pit, Bisbee

Streets of Bisbee

The Thing roadside odditie

This is my second time to Tombstone; it’s a neat town that makes the most of its prior history. No shortage of people dressed in period outfits from Tombstone’s outlaw history and there are reenactments from the famous shootout at the O.K. Corral.

Tombstone was jumping, it was Arizona Bike Week and there were plenty of bikers present who trickled down from the Phoenix area.

My bud Carl and I headed out for Tombstone taking the scenic route bypassing Phoenix and Tucson. The weather was perfect, cool enough to wear the gear but warm enough that we weren’t cold. On the Way down we stopped at Jakes Corner and then Thatcher for a Chili Dog at Taylor Freeze an old time Ice Cream – Hotdog – Root Beer Float type of place.

I participated in the escort of the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall, the turnout was really good. The wall itself in an eighty percent replica of the wall in Washington, DC and travels throughout the Unites States; here you can check to see if it’s coming to your area Cost of Freedom Tribute and The Traveling Wall The following day I went back to see the Wall and it’s a humbling experience, I recommend that you take the time to visit and show your respect to those that gave all.