General Cycling Discussion - Heya, where is everyone from?

Hi! this is a test post, just checkin it out! kinda cool http://www.bikeforums.com/ubb/smile.gif

oh yeah, i live in utah.

i live in south jersey

Spokane Washington

Gold Coast, Australia.

Chris

Norwood(that's due south of Westwood), MA.

Veazie, ME is the place I call home. A lovely little village along the Penobscot River in the Eastern/Central part of the state. Bangor is the closest "Big City" and the place most people have heard of thanks to Roger Miller. Bar Harbor, the most well known tourist attraction, is about 65mi east. LL Bean, the next most popular tourist attraction (some think it the most) is about 100mi south. The biking here is a mix of Fantastic and Pure Hell. We love it!

Wells Maine

Trudy - Is Wells very close to Arcadia National Park and Bar Harbor? I had some good riding there two years ago with some Boston friends, (former Fat Chance builders).
Pat
Spokane

Yeah Bar Harbor is about 3 hrs North of me,yeah been up there riding also.Great!!! Something closer to me check out this web site of Mt Agamenticus in York County. There is a trail map of the Mountain.Beautiful ride especially this time of year with the leaves changing.
http://www.armba.org/index.html As a matter of fact I am headed there right now 75 deg sunny sure will be a great day up there!!! See ya

Near T-town, Pennsylvania

Yo Trudy!, and whoever else wants to see what Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho have to offer, try, http://www.northdivision.com/
"North Divison" is the web site of a local bike shop, inside are links and tabs that have pictures/photos to local rides-(i.e. "Autumn Century"), and sites for local clubs that also have pictures and links- so you can get a feel for the area. One of the links, The Spokane Bicycle Club, has a link to a site, related to Spokane, that has photos and information for points of interest etc. in parts of three states and Canada!
Have Fun in the "Inland Empire"

Yes Neat site!! Doing any riding there?? Went up to the site I gave you guys yesterday. Took a nasty ****er. Great time though,beautiful day up there. Later

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
It's not as cold as you think. Due to global warming and such we live in fiberglass igloos.

North West Arkansas

Just moving the thread to the open discussion forum, as this isnt a suggestion, or feedback :D

London United Kingdom here

:) Rich :)

Johannesburg, South Africa, but have been busy in other countries for five years now. Just finished the organisation of an Iternational Mounain bike race in Saudi Arabia, to promote tourism, for one of the Royal Family members.

Snowplug
http://www.exclusive-cycling.com

I live in New Orleans, LA. Doesn't get too cold in winter, but summer is like a steam bath. Enjoying the cool right now.
Regards,
Raymond

That's now four days since I had a hot shower (this has been a choice, they've all been either cold or lukewarm ones). It's summer down here, and I'm wishin' it wasn't.

Chris

Home of the Masters golf tournament and James Brown. Great climate, low crime rate, low cost of living... but full of gun toting, tobacco spitting rednecks driving high stepping 4X4 trucks, WWF wrestling star wannabes, and folks from the US Northeast escaping the winter snow.

Don't group me with this bunch, though... I grew up in Paris, XV Arrondissment, Blvd de Grenelle. Living in the American southeast is for me an ongoing cultural anthropology experiment.

Serge..................

Monessen, PA. About 30 miles south of Pittsburgh. Within minutes of the Youghiogheny River Trail

G'day we're comin' at'cha from downtown MELBOURNE ,Australia

me come from new brunswick, canada

ya

Tain North of Scotland. interest in cycling mainly on recumbents.

Brunswick, Maine.
I wish I had been into wheels back when I went to UMO. Veazie and the like (from what I've heard) are incredible riding towns.

A tiny island in the mediterranian called Malta.

Hi, just joined from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Great site!

Im new here just checking it out
Im from knoxville, Tennessee near the Smokies

w.n.c. right smack in the middle of asheville, the land of humps and bumps.!!

I'm from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We just had 49 inches of snow in December, a new record. I hate winter.

marquette, michigan :( its a very boring place with good mtb trails :)

Sarasota Florida is where I call home (for now!) Just about an hour south of Tampa, where the SuperBowl is being held this year. Great weather, beautiful beaches, lots of tourist, year-round riding, lots of heat and humidity, closest mountain biking (trail riding) 2.5 hours away:(, looking to move to either Boone, NC or Denver, CO.

Allentown, PA

Utah.....no, the drivers aren't drunk; they drive that badly all the time.

Uxbridge, Ontario. Thats about 75km (45mi.) northeast of Toronto. The beginning (or the end) of a great network of rail trails in Eastern Ontario.

Bubba

[Edited by Bubba on Feb 11th at 11:13 PM]

Cold wet, snowy winters. Hot, humid summers. Little else in between. Great cycling for flatlanders.

Just outside Manchester, New Hampshire.

COCHRANE ALBERTA

I'm from Quebec or in french: je suis de Québec.

Au revoir

Denis Bouchard

PS Come to see us. Try our beautiful International Mountain bike RAID (300 kilometers in 3 days) : Le raid Pierre Harvey ( August 17, 18, 19 2001) www.rph.qc.ca

Toronto, Ontario, well its still winter here what else can you say!!!

Atlanta, GA.

Home of the Masters golf tournament and James Brown. Great climate, low crime rate, low cost of living... but full of gun toting, tobacco spitting rednecks driving high stepping 4X4 trucks, WWF wrestling star wannabes, and folks from the US Northeast escaping the winter snow.

Don't group me with this bunch, though... I grew up in Paris, XV Arrondissment, Blvd de Grenelle. Living in the American southeast is for me an ongoing cultural anthropology experiment.

Serge..................


I am from the inncer city of chicago.home of no golf tournaments. bad climate,high crime rate and bad housing....but full of gun toting,crack smoking criminals driving high rolling 25 inch escalades, rapper wannabes and people trying to escape the snow.

dont group me with this bunch though this is all an experiment

Framingham, MA.

March 3, 2001 --> October 2, 2009.

Seven and a half years.

This has gotta be awfully close to a BF record.

NE Indiana. Bike-friendly? No. But some are trying to change that..........

roanoke rapids nc

March 3, 2001 --> October 2, 2009.

Seven and a half years.

This has gotta be awfully close to a BF record.

The thread started in '99, in the 20th Century.

March 3, 2001 --> October 2, 2009.

Seven and a half years.

This has gotta be awfully close to a BF record.

I think you're right ... it's one of the oldest threads I've seen. I wonder how many who originally posted on it are still on BF.

The thread started in '99, in the 20th Century.

Eeek! Bike Forums is positively antediluvian! I started bopping around email lists in '95 when I still lived in San Diego. I've lived in wonderful Vancouver, Washington since then. Born in The Hague, grew up in Southern California, spent a year in Taiwan. No wonder I turned out weird. :roflmao2: