Moving to SoCal

MyBobbym
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12/15/2021 6:13pm
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice...
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice would be great!
Malibu would be the 1st choice with Beverly Hills a close 2nd.
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brocster
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12/15/2021 6:35pm
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice...
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice would be great!
Do it! I had the chance straight out of high school in 87 and pussed out. Fast forward 30 ish years later to 2017 I made the move and love every minute of it. This coming weekend I am going moto one day and snowboarding the next, both a hour and half ish from my door that is 3.5 miles from Laguna Beach. It’s a dreamland, it’s expensive (area dependent) but worth every penny to be able to do what you want, when you want. Very, very few, weather days that keep you indoors.
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12/15/2021 6:55pm
Do it. Saturday was my 33rd day spent riding this year. I get to surf a couple times a week when it’s decent and live 10 minutes from the beach. Concerts and parties are there any weekend I’m not riding. It’s not the cheapest place live but if you prioritize what you care about it’s not bad at all and there is more fun stuff to do then time to do it.
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MX Guy
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Fantasy
12/15/2021 10:56pm
Hot summers out here in Riverside. Make sure you like 100⁰ F for 6 months out of the year.
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The Shop

12/15/2021 11:09pm
Lived in Hermosa and Redondo in my teens in 82/83/87 and it was absolutely paradise.
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RalphS
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12/16/2021 3:28am
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice...
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice would be great!
MyBobbym wrote:
Malibu would be the 1st choice with Beverly Hills a close 2nd.
I'd add Bel Air to your list, he might even become the new prince there.
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Teddy240
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12/16/2021 8:56am
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice...
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice would be great!
brocster wrote:
Do it! I had the chance straight out of high school in 87 and pussed out. Fast forward 30 ish years later to 2017 I made...
Do it! I had the chance straight out of high school in 87 and pussed out. Fast forward 30 ish years later to 2017 I made the move and love every minute of it. This coming weekend I am going moto one day and snowboarding the next, both a hour and half ish from my door that is 3.5 miles from Laguna Beach. It’s a dreamland, it’s expensive (area dependent) but worth every penny to be able to do what you want, when you want. Very, very few, weather days that keep you indoors.
Nice @brocster - I also live in Aliso Viejo. Alittle further out for some tracks, but definitely a great place to live
brocster
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12/16/2021 12:06pm
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice...
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice would be great!
brocster wrote:
Do it! I had the chance straight out of high school in 87 and pussed out. Fast forward 30 ish years later to 2017 I made...
Do it! I had the chance straight out of high school in 87 and pussed out. Fast forward 30 ish years later to 2017 I made the move and love every minute of it. This coming weekend I am going moto one day and snowboarding the next, both a hour and half ish from my door that is 3.5 miles from Laguna Beach. It’s a dreamland, it’s expensive (area dependent) but worth every penny to be able to do what you want, when you want. Very, very few, weather days that keep you indoors.
Teddy240 wrote:
Nice @brocster - I also live in Aliso Viejo. Alittle further out for some tracks, but definitely a great place to live
We ended up in Aliso by chance and love it. Wasn’t my idea of what I had in mind when talking moving to Southern California, its pretty damn cool nonetheless. Little far out far the tracks but being from South Louisiana driving and hour or more to get to a track was the norm for me. If you ever want to ride MTB’s or grab a beer at Stadium Brewing look me up.
dv12.com
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12/16/2021 5:12pm
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice...
I’m looking to move to SoCal next year. What town or area is the best to be centrally located to public tracks and shops? Any advice would be great!
As a Murrieta local since 2003, Menifee/Lake Elsinore/Perris are cheaper options for housing.

Temecula is too crowded/busy but that's where we go to eat/have a drink in town which is less than 10min.

In my opinion the best zip code to live in for riding is 92562 which is one of the Murrieta zip codes. Easy access to 2 freeways, 15 & 215. You're 25 minutes to Pala/State Fair & Perris, 15min to Elsinore, 1h to Glen Helen. 1h to San Diego (not at 7-8am though), 45min-1h to the beach in Oceanside & Carlsbad.

I've been in this area since 22 years and being still in the industry, I wouldn't live anywhere else than Murrieta/92562.
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12/16/2021 5:34pm
I'm gonna jump in here, too. I'm also moving to SoCal (north side of LA) next month. What do I need to do to get my dual sport registered?

From what I can tell from the CA DMV site, "Unlike cars or trucks, motorcycles do not require a smog check before registration". So can I take it across the country and just get it plated just like that, no inspection or emissions? Somehow I doubt it's that easy...
endurox
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12/16/2021 6:30pm
Also just a note I’m a young guy single 23. I’m looking to get my start. Probably work at a dealership out there or for a...
Also just a note I’m a young guy single 23. I’m looking to get my start. Probably work at a dealership out there or for a company within the industry. Not looking to rent anything big just a room probably. Any idea on cost in Temecula, murrieta, Lake Elsinore?
WPS in Boise is always hiring. they even have a track on site and a VIP setup with OMC.

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