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Prices include:
Late model BMW, Honda or Triumph Motorcycle
Complimentary helmet for rider and passenger
Points of interest
Arizona Topographic Map
Route briefing
Environmental surcharge
200 free miles / day
Prices do not include:
Food & Beverages
Fuel and oil
Taxes
Insurance
Parking fees, park entrance fees, road or toll charges
Excess mileage
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Motorcycle rental from $119/day +  Guaranteed Best Hotel Rates
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Explore,
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Experience
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Explore the roads and sights around the Valley of the Sun and enjoy the restaurants, galleries, markets in Old Town Scottsdale. Rent a motorcycle from $119/day.
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What awaits you here as you ride around?
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| Yarnell Hill |
Open space, broad sweepers, sprawling vistas. One of the favorite rides among local motorcycle riders. The road is carved into the the steep walls of Yarnell Hill, following different tracks uphill and downhill. It is two rides in one. |
| Vulture Mine |
The Vulture Mine is about 14 miles from Wickenburg. In 1863 gold was discovered here. It is called the Vulture Mine because legend has it that a vulture felled by a gunshot landed near a gold nugget. In 1942 the mining here stopped. There are various buildings, a school and a hanging tree still to be seen there. |
| World's Tallest Fountain |
At 560 feet high the centerpiece of Fountain Hills, the world famous water fountain, rises into the air 10 feet higher than the Washington Monument when operating at full force. Three 600-horsepower turbine pumps deliver nearly 7000 gallons of water per minute through an 18 inch nozzle. |
| World's Smallest Museum |
One of Arizona's finest roadside attractions in Superior on historic US 60, showcases "artifacts of ordinary life," and by doing so, honors the world's extra-ordinary workforce! A visit to World's Smallest Museum is for most, a step back in time and a stroll down Memory Lane / Waterfall Avenue! |
| Grease Wood Flat |
The original stagecoach stop between Fort McDowell and Phoenix. For 30 Years ...Where The Locals Go! Housed in a 120-year-old bunkhouse, Greasewood has served up hearty burgers and some wicked libations to Cowboys, Bikers, Locals, and Tourists alike. Did you see the movie? |
| Scottsdale Gun Club |
Target fixation is important on and off the motorcycle. Challenge your aiming skills at the Scottsdale Gun Club. No other facility offers the diversity of firearms as the SGC. All-inclusive selection of handguns, rifles and shotguns for rent is unmatched. |
| Butcher Jones Beach |
Saguaro Lake is a scenic lake with towering red and yellow cliff walls. Saguaro is the last of the lakes in the Salt River system as the river flows toward the Arizona and Southern Canals.The Butcher Jones Beach is a shady spot along the lake that has a wide beach area for swimming, picnic tables, grill areas, and restrooms. |
| Apache Trail |
This historic road covers some of the most rugged terrain in Arizona.The first part of the Apache Trail climbs a hairpin road through the desert, revealing how the Sonoran Desert survived for a millennia by traversing along the path to the Salt River. The paved portion of this road goes past a ghost town, and Canyon Lake, which offers first-rate fishing, mostly for bass and catfish. |
| Goldfield Ghost Town |
An 1890's adventure. It was a busy bustling little town perched atop a small hill between the mighty Superstition Mountains to the east and the Goldfield Mountains to the west. Walk down Main Street, explore the many buildings, tour through the mine, pan for gold, or witness an old west gun fight. Spend fun filled hours or a day, rich in history. |
| Bartlett Lake |
Fed by the pristine waters of the Verde River, Indians of this valley spoke descriptively in their legends of the river's "sweet waters". Bartlett Lake is located 17 miles northeast of Carefree. The newly engineered, fully paved, scenic Bartlett Lake Road offers a great ride with spectacular views. Boat rentals are also available on the lake. |
| Tonto National Monument |
Situated within rugged terrain in the northeastern part of the Sonoran Desert, these well-preserved cliff dwellings were occupied during the 13th, 14th, and early 15th centuries. Shallow caves overlooking Tonto Basin shelter masonry dwellings nearly 700 years old. There is also an amazing diversity of life in the desert. |
| Desert Caballeros |
Wickenburg, Arizona's most western community hearkens back to a different time and place. The Desert Caballeros Western Museum offers it's visitors with one of the finest Western collection. If you want to stretch your legs, pick up a self-guided ‘Historical Walking Tour’ brochure at the Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce, right behind the old railway station, and take a walk. |
| Carefree-Cave Creek |
Experience the True Arizona in the Cave Creek - Carefree area. Everything from fine dining to cowboy cook-outs, eclectic shopping, art galleries and the unrivaled beauty of the Sonoran Desert. Carefree is also the home of the famous giant sundial since 1959. It is the third largest working sundial in the Western hemisphere. |
| Lake Pleasant |
Lake Pleasant Regional Park is a large lake with over 10,000 acres of water near the Phoenix metro area. The park covers a total of over 23,000 acres of mountainous desert landscape, and has an educational visitors' center that provides information regarding the history of the lake, the construction of the Waddell Dam and the surrounding areas. |
| Pioneer Arizona Living |
The 90 acres Pioneer Living History Village contains 28 original and reconstructed buildings from throughout territorial Arizona. Costumed interpreters - including cowboys, lawmen, and lovely Victorian ladies -filter through blacksmith shop, sheriff's office and jail, the bank, schoolhouse, and print shop, as well as the Pioneer Opera House. |
| Taliesin West |
Taliesin West was architect Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and school in the desert from 1937 until his death. Many of Wright's most famous buildings were designed in the drafting room at Taliesin West, including the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Today, it houses the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, a school for architects, and is open to the public for tours. |
| Roosevelt Lake |
Theodore Roosevelt Lake (also known as simply Lake Roosevelt) is a large artificial reservoir formed by the construction of a masonry dam on the Salt River in 1911, making it the oldest artificial reservoir in Arizona. The scenic route 188 winds close to the shoreline of Roosevelt lake for all of its 18 mile length. |
| Bufford's Buzzard Roost |
Frequent destination of local bikers' pilgrimage for mesquite smoked BBQ specialties, and wood oven pizza. The atmosphere of the Roost is old west and honors the Yarnell Buzzards - a flock that returns each Spring to the Weaver Mountains here. You can't miss it, the smoker is always cooking something. Slow smoked beef brisket, pork shoulder, or chicken... |
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General Conditions:
- Minimum two day rental required
- Based on availability
- Not to be combined with other promotions.
- Not all motorcycles are included in this promotion.
- Rider must meet motorcycle rental conditions.
- 200miles/day included, excess mileage charge: $0.75/mile
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For reservation call toll free: (888) 233-6371 |
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