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Carlsbad to North Dakota? I'm sure you have your reasons. I spent a year in ND and the mosquitos were so bad even the deer wanted out. That's why they keep running out in front of cars. I did get to spend a couple of days riding on the grass lands in South Dakota. It was like a giant golf course. Really fun, but not sure if its legal.
I used to live a couple miles from there. I have a few stories and lots of free concerts thanks to a friend that worked there.
All the NC coastal towns were so awesome 30 years ago. Just a bunch of chill locals having fun & hanging out. Unfortunately “they’ve” destroyed the unique character and have turned the place in to some kind of “wannabe OC/LA“ and those kinds of people are now populating the place- in fact I spoke to a developer who told me “ we want downtown Carlsbad to be like Laguna” FFS….
It’s pretty depressing tbh. I never go out coastal anymore - way too many arseholes there now.
That’s funny. North county SD is nothing like OC. Obviously you haven’t been around.
I agree. Can you do me a favor and spread the word ? The coast sucks balls and should be avoided at all costs, especially San Clemente. That place is overpriced, overhyped and overcrowded. You really don't even want to drive through there unless you have to. I suggest if you need to travel north and south, your best bet is to avoid the 5 and coast traffic altogether and use the 15.
Ah. I made it to Jan 2nd to run in to one …
OK guy you know my life better than I do .
Try and calm down you got another 364 days to get through this year.
As a Redneck hillbilly Albertan If I had the dough I would winter in one of those cities north of Sand Diego. Our family has spent many vacations in the area. I love it.
I’m calm, I just think you are full of shit. You haven’t been to North County SD. Or maybe you drove thru on the 5. If you had you wouldn’t with a straight face compare it to Orange County. Not even Laguna Beach is as laid back like NC. North County coastal is still old school. Full of trustafarians yep, and less Solana beach biker gangs than back in the day.
You wouldn’t like it
Pretty laid back this morning . Like everyday
I'm from Jamul. Grew up on a ranch out in Lawson Valley. Moved out to La Mesa while at SDSU. Then up to Norcal for work, and now Seattle area. I miss riding Barona on Wed or Thurs. mornings. There were a few times when Ron Lechien and I were the only two out on the freshly prepped track. Good memories.
Since you'll be in Gaslamp for the race: grab a couple pints of the black stuff at The Field, walk around Seaport Village, USS Midway (as everyone else has mentioned), The Del Coronado, then head over to Point Loma, check out the military cemetery, Cabrillo National Monument (great views), and if you're going to go north, La Jolla shores.
If the weather is nice, a very cool experience is to rent kayaks and check out La Jolla cove. They have guided tours or you can cruise around on your own. I had a sea lion playfully checking me out so close that I could have reached out and gave it a pet.
we were in Deerhorn Valley. Built a hillside track in our yard there too for riding my 1993 RM250. Cahuilla and Amago tracks weren't far away either.
Fuck that, south is horrible, anything north of TJ, just stay away. Save the airfare and hotel $$s. Don't go farther south than Mission Viejo.
Pit Row
Lechien still rides Barona once in awhile. Still pretty damn fast.
Happy to hear it. Guy's a legend and has a kind heart.
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The FCA Supercross Experience is a FREE event the morning of the race. Its limited to the first 100 people that sign up. Those signed up will be allowed into the stadium before its open to the public to sit trackside to watch the riders track walk, listen to the riders meeting and stay for the Chapel Service. Immediately after Chapel a Special Guest will be on hand for a 15 minute Meet & Greet and to share how faith has shaped their life. San Diego's Special Guest is Billy Laninovich. To register or for more information, click on the link below.
https://fcamx.org/supercross-experience
Take a Moto Trials Class at MotoVentures!
Any casinos nearby?
If it wasn't mentioned, check out Cabrillo National Monument. You have to pay to get in, but the views are great (downtown, the bay, Coronado, the Pacific Ocean). Some short hikes that you can do. An old lighthouse to tour. Tide pools (check the tides). It's fun to watch jets take off from the naval air base and see them rise from below you. With luck, you'll see some large ships or a sub come in or out of the harbor. I used to live at the cliffs and I enjoyed every visit to Cabrillo. If possible, the best way to visit is to ride a bike in (rent some e-bikes and bike up there and then along the cliffs).
A bunch
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To add to this, last time I was there (January of ‘22), it was free for veterans, so if you were in the military, let them know. I didn’t have time to go inside the park, so I’m not sure how they verify non-retired vets, though.
That really is an awesome park to visit.
The race isn't at Petco anymore, it moved to Snapdragon a few years ago. All these posts recommending things that aren't even in SD are hilarious. Go hang at the beach, eat tacos, ride bikes, watch the waves or get in the water. Don't come visit San Diego and listen to people telling you to drive 2 hours to check something out.
Southbeach in OB, you'll thank me later.
I agree with that.
If you are a college kid
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