What are the best Southern California rides? Plese describe them.
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What are the best Southern California rides? Plese describe them.
Thanks, Garrett
garrett said:What are the best Southern California rides? Plese describe them.
You drive up that canyon, park at the post office, ride down a little road, ride up some single
track a ways, then ride back down it aways, climb up a road, then down some pavement to the car.
Or you park near the general store, ride up some pavement and some singletrack, and then ride down
some alternating buff and rocky singletrack.
Or the best to me: put my riding gear on, jump on the bike, and ride.
Greg
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"Destroy your safe and happy lives before it is too late, the battles we fought were long and hard,
just not to be consumed by rock n' roll..." - The Mekons
garrett said:What are the best Southern California rides? Plese describe them.
Thanks, Garrett
Er, let's see, that ought to take a few days of typing. Pick a specific area, or go look at
socamtbr.com or one of the many SoCal mtb sites.
I like Sycamore Cyn, Horse trails, 3rd tunnel, and suicide. Of course these are the ones I can get
to in 5 min from my house.
-Bruce
Ahh yes. Thanks, Steve. I definitely did not check there. (<--SARCASM)
Let's start again. What are your personal favorite So Cal rides?
If you do not want to join the newsgroup that is fine, but keep you UNORIGINAL humor to yourself.
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Steve
I am in West LA. Where are you?
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Er, let's see, that ought to take a few days of typing. Pick a specific area, or go look at
socamtbr.com or one of the many SoCal mtb sites.I like Sycamore Cyn, Horse trails, 3rd tunnel, and suicide. Of course these are the ones I can get
to in 5 min from my house.-Bruce
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Aye carumba dude....lighten up
CAUTION. This guy STEVE BAKER is a real jerk.
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On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 22:41:47 GMT, "G.T." <[email hidden]>
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Alright Greg here is what I was think when I read your "clues"
Quoted message said:You drive up that canyon, park at the post office, ride down a little road, ride up some single
track a ways, then ride back down it aways, climb up a road, then down some pavement to the car.
Okay ...SART?
Quoted message said:
Or you park near the general store, ride up some pavement and some singletrack, and then ride down
some alternating buff and rocky singletrack.
Maybe ...Noble?
Bill Porter www.mountainbikebill.com
Stephen Baker said:I find this site the best place to find that sort of thing.
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Man! That's a keeper!
Tom (Doh!)
garrett said:CAUTION. This guy STEVE BAKER is a real jerk.
And posting the same line repeatedly on different threads is GOOD behavior?
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-BB- To reply to me, drop the attitude (from my e-mail address, at least)
garrett said:Ahh yes. Thanks, Steve. I definitely did not check there. (<--SARCASM)
Let's start again. What are your personal favorite So Cal rides?
If you do not want to join the newsgroup that is fine, but keep you UNORIGINAL humor to yourself.
Yet another humorless top poster. You originally asked for the best ride with no reference for what
you're looking for. Now you're asking for our personal favorite So Cal rides in an international
newsgroup. Very rude.
Greg
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just not to be consumed by rock n' roll..." - The Mekons
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Aye carumba dude....lighten up
Nice, Bob Rogers actually said something productive! What's going on in this world?
Greg
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"Destroy your safe and happy lives before it is too late, the battles we fought were long and hard,
just not to be consumed by rock n' roll..." - The Mekons
Bill Porter said:On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 22:41:47 GMT, "G.T." <[email hidden]> wrote:
Alright Greg here is what I was think when I read your "clues"
Quoted message said:You drive up that canyon, park at the post office, ride down a little road, ride up some single
track a ways, then ride back down it aways, climb up a road, then down some pavement to the car.Okay ...SART?
Quoted message said:Or you park near the general store, ride up some pavement and some singletrack, and then ride down
some alternating buff and rocky singletrack.Maybe ...Noble?
Damn, you're good! And I have barely touched foot around Noble having only cut across the top. I was
just going by memory of other's descriptions.
Greg
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"Destroy your safe and happy lives before it is too late, the battles we fought were long and hard,
just not to be consumed by rock n' roll..." - The Mekons
BB said:garrett said:CAUTION. This guy STEVE BAKER is a real jerk.
And posting the same line repeatedly on different threads is GOOD behavior?
And top posted too! Garrett, this ain't the way to win converts, my boy. And lighten up, will ya?
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Quoted message said:What are the best Southern California rides? Plese describe them.
Thanks, Garrett
Here is an excellent site for trails in the nothern L.A./Ventura County area. It's got maps and
descriptions of almost all the trails.
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Quoted message said:What are the best Southern California rides? Plese describe them.
Thanks, Garrett
Here is an excellent site for trails in the nothern L.A./Ventura County area. It's got maps and
descriptions of almost all the trails.
D'oh, how about I include the link....
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How to win friends and influence people, by "garrett".
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Enjoy the San Gabriel Trail in Pico Rivera...
JD ex Angeleno
On Wed, 04 Feb 2004 03:23:00 GMT, "G.T." <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Bill Porter said:On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 22:41:47 GMT, "G.T." <[email hidden]> wrote:
Alright Greg here is what I was think when I read your "clues"
Quoted message said:You drive up that canyon, park at the post office, ride down a little road, ride up some single
track a ways, then ride back down it aways, climb up a road, then down some pavement to the car.Okay ...SART?
Quoted message said:Or you park near the general store, ride up some pavement and some singletrack, and then ride
down some alternating buff and rocky singletrack.Maybe ...Noble?
Damn, you're good! And I have barely touched foot around Noble having only cut across the top. I
was just going by memory of other's descriptions.Greg
I hear the 5-spot is a most excellent bike for Noble ;->
Bill Porter www.mountainbikebill.com
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Nice, Bob Rogers actually said something productive! What's going on in this world?
Greg
It's coming to an end, kiss your @.. goodbye 🙂
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