You guys have so many cool places to ride...I need to move to a new state...lol....here is a link to some trails maybe some of you have already checked out...
This is just one... http://www.bokasmo.com/pages/ohv/califo ... index.html
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Some of those places are quite large (especially by east coast standards). I beleive Johnson Valley has over 100,000 acres of open riding plus miles of trails. Jawbone / Dove Springs / Spangler area has 60,000 open acres plus about 1,000 miles of mapped trails. You should really try to make a trip out here. Quads can be rented by the hour, day or week. Coming fron the Eastern US 23 years ago I was (and sometimes still am) awestruck by the amount of space and varied landscapes out west. There can be great variation by elevation also. In So Cal there are riding areas from below sea level to close to 10,000 feet. You can start in barren desert and be in a lush Pine forest two hours later (after getting lost in a huge grove of Joshua Trees).
Later............Gregg
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Yeah Carol.... Take that. lol...
You have the lowest and the highest elevations in the continental US, the largest and the oldest living things only in CA.....
You have the lowest and the highest elevations in the continental US, the largest and the oldest living things only in CA.....
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02' Polaris Sportsman 700, ITP 589 m/s, K&N air filter, Polaris front and rear bumpers.
Ohio the highest point...I76 overpass. The low point....The ENTIRE STATE.
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BTW - I think the oldest thing in CA is Dan (our old guy).
We also have dusty.... He's the gayest guy in CA. lol....
We also have dusty.... He's the gayest guy in CA. lol....
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Oh, and I forgot to mention Ken, the most organized..... lol.
Woops..... nevermind, I was in his garage today. Can you say WTF (heck)? 1000 sq feet of fricken mess...... When I finally was able to traverse to his quad. lol..... I found a half eaten snickers on the bumper and a bag of IAMS dog food in the footwell. lol.....
Woops..... nevermind, I was in his garage today. Can you say WTF (heck)? 1000 sq feet of fricken mess...... When I finally was able to traverse to his quad. lol..... I found a half eaten snickers on the bumper and a bag of IAMS dog food in the footwell. lol.....
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02' Polaris Sportsman 700, ITP 589 m/s, K&N air filter, Polaris front and rear bumpers.
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Hook me up....I need a Realtor...lol...know any good Realtors? That or I could renovate one of those 'abandoned' trailers and that way have the trails right at my doorstep!Mr. Miyagi wrote:pack your shit up and move..... Hello!!!!
...lolThat would be so cool to check out. I've only seen photos. I could get lost for hours in the beauty of places like that.Gregg wrote:In So Cal there are riding areas from below sea level to close to 10,000 feet. You can start in barren desert and be in a lush Pine forest two hours later (after getting lost in a huge grove of Joshua Trees).
That pretty much sums it up...lolKen wrote:Ohio the highest point...I76 overpass. The low point....The ENTIRE STATE.
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I can't think of any "GOOD ONES" off the top of my head? Hummmmm....... Ken? Your thoughts....????Hook me up....I need a Realtor...lol...know any good Realtors?
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02' Polaris Sportsman 700, ITP 589 m/s, K&N air filter, Polaris front and rear bumpers.
Mr. Miyagi wrote:I can't think of any "GOOD ONES" off the top of my head? Hummmmm....... Ken? Your thoughts....????Hook me up....I need a Realtor...lol...know any good Realtors?
Nope.
Especially after you dissed my IAMS. BTW...the Raccoons eat it...so I have to put it up high.
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I noticed one of your sponsors on the front page advertising...she any good??? lol.......Mr. Miyagi wrote:I can't think of any "GOOD ONES" off the top of my head? Hummmmm....... Ken? Your thoughts....????Hook me up....I need a Realtor...lol...know any good Realtors?
People, explain this to the little eastern girl.....ummm.......why is housing so high in CA? I was checking out the area where my cousin lives and for a "shack" they're asking 350,000+ ??? There is nothing to these houses!!!??? lol I'm confused.........
My little Parma bungalow would rake in a million dollars!....But I don't want to stay here...lol Sorry for going off-topic....
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The growth throughout the state is phenominal. Homes sell within days to weeks of the listing, usually above the asking price.
Why so much money? As much us many of us Californians hate this states popular (by votes) political views, The weather is pretty damn nice compared to most of the country, and the topography is beautiful in much of the state.
Why so much money? As much us many of us Californians hate this states popular (by votes) political views, The weather is pretty damn nice compared to most of the country, and the topography is beautiful in much of the state.
Rincon that's dialed in.
Quadgoddess wrote:I noticed one of your sponsors on the front page advertising...she any good??? lol.......Mr. Miyagi wrote:I can't think of any "GOOD ONES" off the top of my head? Hummmmm....... Ken? Your thoughts....????Hook me up....I need a Realtor...lol...know any good Realtors?
People, explain this to the little eastern girl.....ummm.......why is housing so high in CA? I was checking out the area where my cousin lives and for a "shack" they're asking 350,000+ ??? There is nothing to these houses!!!??? lol I'm confused.........
My little Parma bungalow would rake in a million dollars!....But I don't want to stay here...lol Sorry for going off-topic....
Yeah...she's REALLY Good. Really.
The reasons are fairly simple. California has great weather, amazing landscape and jobs. You can water ski in the morning, snow ski in the afternoon and go surfing the next day if you want. And the last I looked, they weren't making any new land.
In the Bay Area....your "shack" isn't even close to 350K..it's more like 600K.
In Sacramento area...you can still buy a nice house in the 300's. If you want more than 3 bedrooms and 2000SQ ft...then you jump into the 400's and 500's.
Or you could always shack up with Miyagi....he's got 4 houses. Just don't bring more than 4 potted plants.
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LOL....no potted plants here...they attract dust and bugs......Ken wrote:Or you could always shack up with Miyagi....he's got 4 houses. Just don't bring more than 4 potted plants.
lolI can understand the reasons as far as the landscapes and weather goes.
Right now it's about 20 degrees and snowing here..........
Sunny, and upper 70's in Sac....San Diego (where I am now) is Sunny and 69.
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