Why is there no Canadian regional forums? I just noticed this. I'm on vacation here in Canada and decided to look up what's going on and there's nothing...I know Canada is huge but maybe divide it up a bit...any thoughts??...D
I'd like to have a slice of the Canadian Rockies.johnbryanpeters said:Can we slice it up like a pie?
Wrong direction.johnbryanpeters said:Or America done right?
MMike lives there and they refuse to do anything about it.SkaredShtles said:What's wrong with Canada, there, Tex?
Fer shure, Eh!Roasted said:Well I use the PNW forum. Fits most of bc anyways, and they kind of act like us already
A West coast (BC/Alberta) forum, and an East coast (everybody else) forum would be a nice addition.Ridemonkey said:I think something could be arranged. What makes sense? East Coast and West Coast? Does anyone mountain bike in the prairies?
I think two Canada forums would be cool. One for English speaking Canada folk, and one for Canada speaking Canada folk. I don't know how to factor in the whole exchange rate thing though.Ridemonkey said:I think something could be arranged. What makes sense? East Coast and West Coast? Does anyone mountain bike in the prairies?
Surprisingly, theres some good XC riding around Manitoba, but I haven't seen many guys on here from the flatlands.Ridemonkey said:Does anyone mountain bike in the prairies?
Based on that statement, and according to history:I Are Baboon said:One for English speaking Canada folk, and one for Canada speaking Canada folk.
Maybe they like RM better than those crapholes. neaky:HypNoTic said:And yes, a division of the "North of 49" forum would be nice, but I still doubt of the usefullness of it. We already have quite a few "local" forum up here.
-HypNo
Can i please go back to jesuslandReactor said:
This was going around after the election. It's pretty close to what you're talking about.
yeah I think that would work...or else you're going ot end up with a ton of regionals just for Canada...not unlike California ...DRidemonkey said:I think something could be arranged. What makes sense? East Coast and West Coast?
Hey stranger! Hope you're enjoying Europe!Deyv said:Like many have proposed before East Coast- West Coast is a good point to start. Please don't based the selection on the language. We all speak Mountainbike!
For Quebec riding don't forget www.allezy.net and don't be shy to post in English in the french speaking forum.
Cheers!