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  1. Some friends and I are looking at some guided mtb tours and are wondering if
    anyone has any recommendations. Below are two companies we are
    considering.. Thanks.

    http://www.escapeadventures.com/

    http://www.rimtours.com/index2.html

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    Some friends and I are looking at some guided mtb tours and are wondering
    if anyone has any recommendations. Below are two companies we are
    considering.. Thanks.

    http://www.escapeadventures.com/

    http://www.rimtours.com/index2.html


    I recommend you put your flame proof undies on.

  3. RAK said:

    Some friends and I are looking at some guided mtb tours and are wondering if
    anyone has any recommendations. Below are two companies we are
    considering.. Thanks.

    http://www.escapeadventures.com/

    http://www.rimtours.com/index2.html

    Although some would say "do it yourself", I have enjoyed the two guided
    tours I took. I did the Kokopelli with Escape and they were excellent.
    The food was fantastic, especially knowing that after riding for 40
    miles I didn't have to cook it. The guides were very friendly although
    they did get us lost in a box canyon.

    A friend has gone with Rim and had a great experience as well. I also
    did Copper Canyon with Western Spirit and they did a great job as well.

    It's there business to make it enjoyable for you and I think they are
    all good at that. Make sure you ask them who will be in your tour. You
    could get stuck with people who are not at the ability of the ride and
    could slow down the group.

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