thinking of moving out west (again)

California~Komifornia.... I don't get where all the rederik comes from but I can tell you for a fact that I can ride my Two-Stroker year round pretty much where ever I want. The only places that I know of that adhere to
the Red Sticker thing is Prairy City and Carnegie. PC, I never even think about going to and Carnegie I can live without for four months. The Sierras don't enforce the Red Sticker thing. Even Mammoth Bar, which you actually have to pay
to ride at, allows Red Sticker year round. There's so much riding up in the Sierras whether it's single-track, dirt roads or blaze your own you could probably ride everyday for a year and still find new stuff. I haven't even touched on
Lake County, Mendocino County, the Coastal Mountains and so on. Then you've got SoCal, which I can't speak on personally, but I know has a gazzilion riding areas and MX Tracks and endless desert terrain. Oh and I forgot to mention
Nevada which is about a two and a half hour drive for me to ride prestine desert terrain. So call it what you want but California has probably got some of the most diverse riding you will find anywhere with the exception of Washington,
Oregon and Idaho, which happened to be out west also.


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^ soon as i get my 2 smoker going i will be shooting you a pm. Ill need to break her in

I almost hesitate ....as it is a riders Eden...I don't want to share it....the Idaho panhandle is endless riding. Tight woods, ferns, cedars, old growth forests,lakes,lakes,lakes ..I have lived here 18 years and sometimes find trails I didn't even know about from friends, awesome ride groups, trail activist are pro bike .... New trails are built often, campgrounds full of dirt bikes and ride right out of the campground to single track nirvana ...plated 2 strokes on the street...ride <your 4 wheeler/ Utv to the store...take the trail home after work ........snowed out ? Go south 2 hr drive and ride...or get your snowmobile...next door 30 minutes each direction: Montana and Washington ...both full of awesome riding...so if you have to move think Coeur d Alene Idaho, Spokane Wa...west Montana kalispel,Missoula ......all have trout fishing,snow ski, dirt bike ,sleds,lakes and growth economy........ In 1997 I came to Cda,ID for vacation then went home to central California sold everything and moved here 3 weeks later .....my wife grew up here ...she hated cal.

It does sound like single track nirvana. Idaho is Good.. If I wasn't stuck here in SE. AZ with 9 rental properties to maintain here in town, 86 acres just outside of town and if I don't build on a section of a whole square city block I own when I retire in a few years. Which developers are trying to buy now. I would be out of here too. Maybe I should start selling now. I've thought about moving to maybe Farmington, New Mexico. I have an old neighbor I bought some property from some years back and went up to vist there and it had some awesome riding areas. They have some killer rock climber areas for 4 wheel drive events there that were just crazy. Dirt bikes all over the place.

Sounds good, how's it coming along ?

I don't have much faith in our politicians but we've got the same chemtrail checkered skies up here as you probably do down there and we all have to breath it.

Idaho sounds like the place for me, maybe someday.

Minden Nv. Awesome trails in the Pinenuts and really close to Tahoe

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Love riding in the Nevada desert. An old clip from Johnson Lane with my CRF450 buddy.
http://www.cafehusky.com/threads/te511-vs-crf450-in-the-nevada-desert.36901/