- Location
- Brighton, CO
CRASH said:
I hope you realize you will have to quit wheeling if you move here. It's in the bylaws.
-Jon
Colorado Living
- Thread starter riverfever
- Start date
I hope you realize you will have to quit wheeling if you move here. It's in the bylaws.
-Jon
BillR
Toy Jeep driver!
- Location
- Flagstaff, AZ
Same thing happens here Jim.Yucca-Man said:
Oh well, my house will be worth a few bucks when I get ready to come back to Colorado. :wave:
jrsxj98
DILIGAF
- Location
- Crawlorado
Yucca-Man said:I'm sorry, Colorado is full at the moment. Please take a number and check back again after a few million Californians have died off...
amen to that..............
CRASH
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Foresthill, CA
Yucca-Man said:
How is it artificial?
You have a supply of gorgeous country that is relatively uncrowded (West Slope, anyway). We have a demand for those conditions.
Your land owners offer property for sale at what they think the market will bear. Scarcity drives prices upward as more people compete for the resource. It's Econ 101......
In fact, I think it's the most natural of human responses.
CRASH
P.S. While I love your state, I already live in the mountains, near some very good trails, so I won't be moving. Plus, I like to wheel, and as Jon K points out, that is not compatible with the Colorado Chapter charter.
- Location
- Bakersfield, CA
Kaczman said:
I love Colorado, but I would never move there for this very reason. The wheelers in CO are real nice people, though, when you can get a chance to see them.
- Location
- Denver, CO
Goatman said:
Which is very rarely!
PS, where were y'all last august?
- Location
- Colorado Springs
This must be part of that new kinder gentlerGoatman said:
I keep hearing about 
uke: We wheel atleast once a year sometimes if we ask real nice mama lets us wheel twice but only if nothing broke the first time!!
- Location
- Bakersfield, CA
hjeepxj said:Which is very rarely!
PS, where were y'all last august?
On the Rubicon....
YETI
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Nederland, CO
IF you like the western slope check out ridgeway and montrose. Both are close to telluride and ouray. Awesome areas. Just make sure you bring a fat wallet. If you want alot of opportunities I would stay on the eastern slope. I live in a mountain community called Nederland. 20 minutes or so to boulder where I work but at the end of the day I get to go to one of the nicest mountain communities in the mountains. There is also a ski area there (Eldora) . I really don't think you should rule out being near the front range. Trust me I have lived in Telluride, crested butte,Gunnison, pitkin, back to gunnison, and now Nederland. Gunnison is awesome but be prepared to be very underpaid. Same with Crested butte. Telluride pays well but the cost of living will kill ya. Hope this helps.
OK time for the Nederland haters to chime in.
OK time for the Nederland haters to chime in.
MMIXJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Golden, CO
how's the frozen dead guy?YETI said:
(sorry, couldn't resist)...
terry
P.S.
yeti: we're gonna have to hook up someday and get some mtn biking in...
who knows, i may even be riding a yeti next year. my bones are getting too old for my bontrager hardtail.
YETI
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Nederland, CO
MMIXJ said:how's the frozen dead guy?
(sorry, couldn't resist)...
terry
P.S.
yeti: we're gonna have to hook up someday and get some mtn biking in...
who knows, i may even be riding a yeti next year. my bones are getting too old for my bontrager hardtail.
Frozen Dead guy is still WELL i guess FROZE!
Always up for some mtn bikin. Hope to be gettin a new yeti this year as well. I finally decided to graduate from the hardtail scene also. Heard there are some awesome trails in and around Golden.
Jason A-33
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Montrose, CO
I PM'd you some school info. I work for the Montrose County School DIstrict if you have any questions. Good luck!
Jason A.
Jason A.
