Post by Lord Blaksvn on Sept 29, 2009 20:54:04 GMT -7
The 22nd Annual Tucson-Nogales Fall Classic Scooter Rally! November 6th-8th, 2009
www.tucsonscooterrally.com/
The Tucson-Nogales Fall Classic is 22. Come be a part of scooter history and ride in one of the oldest scooter rallies in the U.S. We are proud to anounce the historic Hotel Congress is once again the main rally site. So scoot down to the Hotel Congress on the 6th for rally registration, mingling, music, drinks and, of course, scooters all starting at 6pm. The cost of rally registration will be $25. Registration packs include rally patch, rally shirt, raffle ticket, dinner Saturday, breakfast Sunday, and all the campsite beer you can drink. Register early to ensure t-shirt sizes and styles because quanities are limited. The Congress Hotel fills up very quickly, so reserve your room NOW! The hotel will supply secured scooter parking Friday night and Saturday morning.
Saturday morning, the rally departs from the Hotel Congress for a 125-mile ride through the beautiful scenic landscape of southwestern Arizona. We will have a mid-way stop in the rustic town of Patagonia, Arizona for gas, drinks and to stretch our legs. From Patagonia, we will continue on through Nogales, Arizona to the Calabassas Group Campsite a 5-acre, isolated, and reserved campsite in the Coronado National Forest. Please be advised discharging of firearms and fire works is prohibited by Federal law within the campsite and the national forest.
At the Calabasas campsite, we will be greeted by a catered BBQ, multiple kegs of beer, music and a bonfire. Several campsites, firepits, firewood and a restroom are available. It can get cold at the campsite, so don't forget tents, sleeping bags and other camping gear. Click here for hotel information if you prefer not to rough it.
Sunday, we will awaken from our hangovers for a Mexican breakfast of eggs, potatoes, coffee, chorizo, tortillas and menudo.
For more information: Contact Matthew or Megan Noli @ 520.591.6945 or tucsonrally@hotmail.com
www.tucsonscooterrally.com/
Lets rock this out....
www.tucsonscooterrally.com/
The Tucson-Nogales Fall Classic is 22. Come be a part of scooter history and ride in one of the oldest scooter rallies in the U.S. We are proud to anounce the historic Hotel Congress is once again the main rally site. So scoot down to the Hotel Congress on the 6th for rally registration, mingling, music, drinks and, of course, scooters all starting at 6pm. The cost of rally registration will be $25. Registration packs include rally patch, rally shirt, raffle ticket, dinner Saturday, breakfast Sunday, and all the campsite beer you can drink. Register early to ensure t-shirt sizes and styles because quanities are limited. The Congress Hotel fills up very quickly, so reserve your room NOW! The hotel will supply secured scooter parking Friday night and Saturday morning.
Saturday morning, the rally departs from the Hotel Congress for a 125-mile ride through the beautiful scenic landscape of southwestern Arizona. We will have a mid-way stop in the rustic town of Patagonia, Arizona for gas, drinks and to stretch our legs. From Patagonia, we will continue on through Nogales, Arizona to the Calabassas Group Campsite a 5-acre, isolated, and reserved campsite in the Coronado National Forest. Please be advised discharging of firearms and fire works is prohibited by Federal law within the campsite and the national forest.
At the Calabasas campsite, we will be greeted by a catered BBQ, multiple kegs of beer, music and a bonfire. Several campsites, firepits, firewood and a restroom are available. It can get cold at the campsite, so don't forget tents, sleeping bags and other camping gear. Click here for hotel information if you prefer not to rough it.
Sunday, we will awaken from our hangovers for a Mexican breakfast of eggs, potatoes, coffee, chorizo, tortillas and menudo.
For more information: Contact Matthew or Megan Noli @ 520.591.6945 or tucsonrally@hotmail.com
www.tucsonscooterrally.com/
Lets rock this out....
keep us posted on your event in May so we can attend. I passed out for 8 hours the next day, don't know how you guys did it!