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When I found the Portland Bike Forums, I was very surprised! To find a bike forum, from my home town, where I was born! I really miss the City of Bridges. I grew up in southeast Portland, and lived on the corner of 66th and Clinton, near Mt. Tabor. That was a great place to grow up. Had a huge willow tree that I would swing from the branches. Huge apple tree in the back. Built a multi-level tree fort!
I used to ride my stingray bike (my first bike!) all over town. My uncle taught me how to ride when I was around four years old, and I've been riding ever since. Now I'm living in Modesto, California, not a bike friendly town. But I'm learning to get by. Planning on doing some serious short-distance bike camping when I get my new Surly Long Haul Trucker to Caswell Memorial State Park! I'm hoping that I can get into good enough shape to do a longer distance tour up to Yosemite, about 115-120 miles each way, plus another 40-60 miles cruising around the park, for about one week, maybe a little longer. Also, I'd like to ride up to Calaveras Big Trees, probably around 100 miles each way, and another 30-40 miles riding around the park. Are there any LHT owners on this forum? |
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Dude, why are you living in Modesto? You should move back. I grew up near Sacramento. It's better here.
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I agree ... !!! I would love to move back to Portland!
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Dooode...
I left Cali-helli-fornia for Lesser Portland (sometimes known as Vancouver) 13 years ago and I haven't looked back. It's so much nicer here. Is it true that they're sending out IOU's instead of tax refunds? My mom's gonna be pissed- she prepares taxes when she's not chasing dead relatives.
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