forums for the San Diego area

[warsaw1776]

I am in school right now at Whittier College, but the year is almost over and i am forced to move back home to San Diego. I was wondering if anyone knew of any sites like this one for that area. Thanks for you help.

 

[Pain Freak]

None quite like this one, but there are a few that post at www.mtbr.com in the SoCal section. And there are a few Sandy Eggo's that read here.

 

[Innes]

Look these guys up.

www.rockmtb.com

 

[PacMan]

I'm out of North San Diego county and I don't know of anything else either. As previously mentioned, the SoCal board on MTBR is all I know of.

Shoot me a message when you get down here and maybe we can hook up to ride sometime.

 

[Von-Skipp]

The name our website is SOCALtrailriders.org. Feel free to plan San Diego rides anytime. I'd like to ride in SD county some more, as thats where Im from. Noble Canyon next weekend!

 

[warsaw1776]

The name our website is SOCALtrailriders.org. Feel free to plan San Diego rides anytime. I'd like to ride in SD county some more, as thats where Im from. Noble Canyon next weekend!

well obviously you cant get anymore socal than san diego....but, all the maps, rides, and members of this group are mainly either in LA county or the OC. besides i am more lookin to join in on rides not start them since i am not formilar with the trails down there.

 

[CalEpic]

For San Diego trails check out www.mountainbikebill.com

C

 

[Skeeter]

That Porter dude is such a hack.

He might be "IYO", but his website does seem to have some SD info, at least more then you have provided

 

[LBmtb]

Look a little more closely at his site, paying close attention to his recent Saint George/Las Vegas trip. I'll give you a hint, my initials are "J" and "D".

Found this on Bill's site - damn, you're tall!

 

[PacMan]

well obviously you cant get anymore socal than san diego....but, all the maps, rides, and members of this group are mainly either in LA county or the OC. besides i am more lookin to join in on rides not start them since i am not formilar with the trails down there.

Bro--I know just about every trail down here. Tell me what kind of riding you are into and I can recommend trails and give locations and directions.

MTB Bill's site is good, but his directions are extremely hard to follow sometimes. He rode and reviewed my home trail--a trail 20 seconds from my parents' front door that I know like the back of my hand and could ride blindfolded--and my dad and I could barely follow his directions, in terms of figuring out which route he took.

If you don't mind riding with a fat hill slug we can hook up for rides too:bang: