Greetings from California

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TheOtherMe

moped
Hey,

Just signed in from not so sunny CA this foggy afternoon. Found the site while researching choke knobs for my '08 T100. I look forward to checking out the forum and seeing what's going on. Take care.
 
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TheOtherMe

moped
Norvel said:
Sure... if ya ever want to take a spin out on the River Road or up
to the Pines let me know.
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Sounds good. I'm new to the area and don't know where the good roads are. Is there any place local where people go to hang out on the weekends. I use to stop by Alice's quite a bit because of the area roads and to also check out the bikes. But it's not that close anymore so I'm sure I'll be there a lot less.
 
Norvel

Norvel

Two Stroke
TheOtherMe said:
Sounds good. I'm new to the area and don't know where the good roads are. Is there any place local where people go to hang out on the weekends. I use to stop by Alice's quite a bit because of the area roads and to also check out the bikes. But it's not that close anymore so I'm sure I'll be there a lot less.
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I'm not familar with any of the "hang-outs" as I've been pretty much a loaner on the road.

I've ran into alot of folks here and about (even some guys on Vintage bikes) and have gone on a few group rides (not my thing though) but mostly just keep to myself.

There are lots and lots of little nooks and cranies around this area - my favoite rides!

The River Road out to and through Rio Vista is a popular run for just about everyone around here on two wheels.

Up to and around Clear Lake is a great long day ride as is Bodega Bay on HWY 1

A spin up to Heavenly and back is always a nice ride.

88 up to Lake Tahoe is another great long day ride.

I recently ran into a gal at Cycle Gear that turned me onto Mosquito Ridge Road - 600 curves in 36 miles!

http://www.pashnit.com/roads/cal/MosquitoRidge.htm
 
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