North/south Divide

[hazzyhaslam]

for your trials finesse smithy!

[spunkey_monkey_boy]

i dont think theres a riding difference but i've lived both north (wales/liverpool) and south (sussex) and definately found a huge attitude difference, i now avoid going south unless i have to because life seems so much more rushed down there and although individuals are usually sound, southerners as a group seem far less hospitable...

[Has anyone seen my shoe?]

BITCH

Thats the last time I photoshop for you! (not like there are millions of others who can do it (Y)" )

Thanks,

Callum

[spunkey_monkey_boy]

BITCH

Thats the last time I photoshop for you! (not like there are millions of others who can do it (Y)" )

Thanks,

Callum

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thats what i mean, you southereners are fine individually its just when theres too many of you in one place (like down south) that it becomes a problem...

[Corish]

When I go on rides where I live (North) I hardly hear the names CLS or Neil T. although when I went down London it was everywhere, no one would shut up about them. I think someone should revise what they said about CLS and Neil T bummers up north.

I really can't see how people could know there are better UCI Street Riders down south, the could be lots more better UCI Street riders up north that you don't know about. I must say though, London/South does have more UCI Street riders (To what/who I know".

This is not a rant, don't worry (Y)" I'm just trying to explain theres people that people don't know about.

Back to the real topic:

I don't think there is a divide. Your mind is not going to think "I'm a northerner, I'm going to be better/worser than southerners." is it? It really depends on who you are, how fast your mind is.