Bisbee trip to visit Spooky Tooth Bikes

he's a pretty cool dude (very animated...you can tell he's thinkin about a thousand things at once )
heather (heathen on their forum) is a very mab savvy person as well
I wish their site loaded faster tho...been ragging at him about it for 3 years

oh bummer, I wanted to see the pics Sounds like a great ride.

I live, what, about an hour away from Bisbee ? But I haven't been to Bisbee since the early 90s.
Roland has in the past few months taken over the Tucson shop, his former digs on St. Mary's Road.
Fred, at that shop is an expert also, very helpful, and is available to answer questions.
I'll be taking an electric hub trike over to Fred to examine the damage done by my elderly buddy. My buddy has some dementia creeping up on him and tries valiantly to fix the trike, even when it doesn't need fixing. Roland has shown saint-like patience with my buddy and has repaired the trike on numerous occasions for the cost of parts only. He has literally saved my buddy's life by fixing the trike and allowing my somewhat confused friend, mobility, and a great measure of independence in the heat of Arizona's summer.
I would like to give Roland our thanks and an award for his help and contributions to the motorbicycling community. Any ideas for a show of appreciation ? A certificate, trophy, or at least a keg of beer? All of the above?
There is only "one" Roland, Heather and Spooky Tooth. I'll be a loyal customer, however infrequently, as long as they are in business.
(Spooky Tooth was a "rock" group from the seventies, I used to have a "record" by them)

Have visited Bisbee many times since the 70's. July 4th was famous for the soapbox races down the canyon. Races ceased to be part of the festivities when someone was injured. I hear they started them up again. Southeastern AZ is an interesting area.

I hope to get down to Spooky Tooth soon, but I would also like to tour Tombstone and Bisbee while I am there.

I like the town of Bisbee, and also tombstone. If I ever get back down to see my buddy in Sierra Vista I will definitely make the trip over to Bisbee.

John

Tombstone - The town too tough to die!

Bisbee - The town too high to care!

I prefer Bisbee!

Bisbee is a nice place. I've promised my wife to take her to the Copper Queen Hotel, reputedly haunted. My wife has been getting "Certified" by renowned paranormal researcher Dr. Schwartz.
He does real and scientific paranormal investigations, not to be confused with TV stuff like "Ghost Hunters", although that show is interesting.

Weedylot, to learn the truth about Dr. Schwartz, go to the James Randi Educational Foundation and do a search for Gary Schwartz or Dr. Swartz. Nuff' said.

Oh I've gotten my own truth for years about astrology, numerology, ghost hunting, gambling systems, liberal politics and all the rest of the hokum I've been subjected to.
I humor my wife with her interest, she could be hiding in the bottle or sucking on a crack pipe. Ghost hunting is relatively harmless and cheap. I don't want to take away her diversion from the grim reality of working for the corrupt university. ( Her job entails covering up the corruption in her department, not kidding.)

Bisbee Rocks!

dang use to live in Sierra Vista /Ft huachuca (Military brat) 1980 we use to race on an old road that lead to Bisbee and plenty of space

sad to said this but the spooky tooth here in Tucson close down they said they might be opening one later towards the end of the year

Roland shut down the Tucson operation due to various problems with the business. The Bisbee branch is going strong afaik! I hope they open a new shop in Tucson. It is nice to not have to wait/pay shipping!