who woulda thunk it?  i got there just in time for the movie, but didn't see any bikes i recognized. went back home right after. the ride down the 51 was really nice. if i were in a car i bet i coulda had some tunes huh?

The ride down 51 *was* nice!
DG where did you sit? There was a small group of us up front.

The movie was excellent (Riding Solo to the Top of the World). Not quite what I expected; less riding, more journey. I haven't had my coffee yet, so I'm not going to bother trying to give a summary now but suffice it to say it is worth seeking out to view.
Now I really want to see the other movie (One Crazy Ride) - it looks to be more active and more focused on the riding/bikes.

i was 4 or 5 rows back right on the left side of the far left aisle. pretty much by myself. the film was ok but i did have some trouble with a lot of the dialog. some of it because it was indian and some because the sound system wasn't quite the best from my seat.  good crowd tho! sorry i missed you all.

 

We didn't make it.

We even had a babysitter all lined up, but we wouldn't have been ready to leave until after the movie started.

Maybe next time ....

Quote from: Michael on October 14, 2009, 09:15:44 AM


We wouldn't have been ready to leave until after the movie started.

That must be code for..


"I didn't get make-up done in time."   

We had a little debate going...Could we have just missed seeing Michael in the crowd?  Then we remembered....No way.   

I have both movies on DVD. If you want to plan a ride to Prescott, I will provide a screening!

Alan

["I didn't get make-up done in time."   
Why does it take him so long to do his make-up? I know he's a big guy, but come on! 
















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Well, it can either be done fast, or it can be done right. 

Better start slower or earlier my friend.   

Because of this thread, I ordered both movies.  They came direct from India in like 4 days!  I plan on watching one or both tonight.

I don't even live in AZ (anymore).  Thanks,

Angler