ccpanel
08-13-07, 10:07 AM
anyone here from nor-cal? i mean the real norcal-not teh bay area. chico, redding, and points nearby? especially tandem riders.
mark-chico.
mark-chico.
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SesameCrunch
08-13-07, 10:42 AM
anyone here from nor-cal? i mean the real norcal-not teh bay area. chico, redding, and points nearby? especially tandem riders.
mark-chico.
Nope, I'm a "fake" NorCal person. :rolleyes:
mark-chico.
Nope, I'm a "fake" NorCal person. :rolleyes:
BlastRadius
08-13-07, 10:03 PM
Maybe his "real" meant "way" NorCal.
Red Rider
08-13-07, 10:06 PM
anyone here from nor-cal? i mean the real norcal-not teh bay area. chico, redding, and points nearby? especially tandem riders.
mark-chico.
Where does Vacaville stand? Real NorCal? Or faux Norcal?
We're sure not Bay Area. We use that as a reference point for out-of-the-area folks.
mark-chico.
Where does Vacaville stand? Real NorCal? Or faux Norcal?
We're sure not Bay Area. We use that as a reference point for out-of-the-area folks.
ccpanel
08-20-07, 03:11 AM
HA! LOL
you all know im halfway serious....
but seriously... if i have to drive 2-3 hrs south to get to teh bay area-im in nor-cal...
and anything south of the grapevine is LA... =)
in my redneck backwoods mind anything north of sac is nor-cal... where there is space between towns, people dont look at you funny if your 4wd has mud on it, your M/S tires actually SEE mud and snow.. =) where its all about growing food and not about growing subdivisions... =)
course you all know CA is better than all those eastern states... i have a friend who moved east for work and teasingly wrote me about eh massive strenuous and intense climbs to the top of mountains out there.. at 2500' + jokingly of course...
especially since he knows i reg ride that high on a bike or drive that high for work... =)
mark. not startin a flame war-just making a funny observation.
and BTW-i love nor-cal, its the suits in sac i hate...
you all know im halfway serious....
but seriously... if i have to drive 2-3 hrs south to get to teh bay area-im in nor-cal...
and anything south of the grapevine is LA... =)
in my redneck backwoods mind anything north of sac is nor-cal... where there is space between towns, people dont look at you funny if your 4wd has mud on it, your M/S tires actually SEE mud and snow.. =) where its all about growing food and not about growing subdivisions... =)
course you all know CA is better than all those eastern states... i have a friend who moved east for work and teasingly wrote me about eh massive strenuous and intense climbs to the top of mountains out there.. at 2500' + jokingly of course...
especially since he knows i reg ride that high on a bike or drive that high for work... =)
mark. not startin a flame war-just making a funny observation.
and BTW-i love nor-cal, its the suits in sac i hate...
Siu Blue Wind
08-20-07, 08:16 AM
Awww crap. You mean all this time I've been in MidCal?? I feel tricked.
We need a MidCal forum.
MODS!!
We need a MidCal forum.
MODS!!
spingineer
08-20-07, 08:31 AM
Nope, from South Bay ... like San Jose, Santa Clara.
BTW, what defines NorCal? I guess we've been posting in the wrong forum. There is no Silicon Valley, or Peninsula regional forum.
BTW, what defines NorCal? I guess we've been posting in the wrong forum. There is no Silicon Valley, or Peninsula regional forum.
starvingdavid
08-20-07, 06:06 PM
Nope, from South Bay ... like San Jose, Santa Clara.
BTW, what defines NorCal? I guess we've been posting in the wrong forum. There is no Silicon Valley, or Peninsula regional forum.
I think the commonly accepted line is SLO, but if you acutally divide the state in half its somewhere around Salinas. If you divide the state into thirds, real Nor-Cal starts above Sacramento, then there is Central California until a point just north of SLO/Bakersfield and then finaly So-Cal. (I drew a line from the NW corner of CA down to San Diego on Google Earth)
I can't remember where the line is drawn if you split the population in half, my guess is probably near SLO somewhere.
I live in SJC, but I used to live in Chico, does that count?
BTW, what defines NorCal? I guess we've been posting in the wrong forum. There is no Silicon Valley, or Peninsula regional forum.
I think the commonly accepted line is SLO, but if you acutally divide the state in half its somewhere around Salinas. If you divide the state into thirds, real Nor-Cal starts above Sacramento, then there is Central California until a point just north of SLO/Bakersfield and then finaly So-Cal. (I drew a line from the NW corner of CA down to San Diego on Google Earth)
I can't remember where the line is drawn if you split the population in half, my guess is probably near SLO somewhere.
I live in SJC, but I used to live in Chico, does that count?
spingineer
08-20-07, 07:34 PM
Here's how I see it ...
LA County down to the Mexican border is SoCal
From Ventura to Monterey is Central Coast
North of Monterey is NorCal.
LA County down to the Mexican border is SoCal
From Ventura to Monterey is Central Coast
North of Monterey is NorCal.
Siu Blue Wind
08-20-07, 08:35 PM
YAY!! So I am in NorCal!! Right??
I really don't wanna be wearing the wrong jersey, ya know...:rolleyes:
I really don't wanna be wearing the wrong jersey, ya know...:rolleyes:
ccpanel
08-21-07, 02:49 AM
sooo fun-knee.... ROFLOL!
i think the 3 way split that 'starvingdavid (http://www.bikeforums.net/member.php?u=69716)' stated is what im talking about... =)
i think the 3 way split that 'starvingdavid (http://www.bikeforums.net/member.php?u=69716)' stated is what im talking about... =)
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