Just moved to the Bay Area!
05-02-2013, 09:41 PM
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Welcome to the bay! Just two things, Foster City was contructed on a landfill so just beware in the event of an earthquake. Also the cops over there are pretty shitty so if you have a clean record and wanna keep it that way avoid Foster City Blvd as much as possible. 
But yeah, I've seen waaayyy too many cops down here pulling people over in the last week... Although, I did see a blonde female officer on a new BMW pull someone over this afternoon... not gonna lie, it was kinda hot. lol
Cheers!
05-02-2013, 10:56 PM
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Welcome to the land where nobody is a native! Don't let anyone fool you! 
Almost everyone in the bay area is a transplant, no matter how hard they try not to be. Definitely recommend Joey for maintenance (http://www.alpinespeedstars.com/service/)
Also there aren't any "canyons" to drive around here, there are only proper mountains.
Almost everyone in the bay area is a transplant, no matter how hard they try not to be. Definitely recommend Joey for maintenance (http://www.alpinespeedstars.com/service/)Also there aren't any "canyons" to drive around here, there are only proper mountains.
05-03-2013, 11:12 AM
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Welcome to the bay! Just two things, Foster City was contructed on a landfill so just beware in the event of an earthquake. Also the cops over there are pretty shitty so if you have a clean record and wanna keep it that way avoid Foster City Blvd as much as possible.
Welcome to the bay, come out to milpitas tonight.
Foster city, becareful of all the 25mph bridge, most people are doing 35-45 over the peak and there's always a cop waiting for you over the horizon.
05-03-2013, 11:39 AM
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welcome! not much going on in foster city/the peninsula (relatives have lived there since the early 70's), but it's close to sf, & can't beat the weather. i'm sure you'll enjoy it here. the majority of local s2ki'ers are cool people too.
as for local mechanics, +1 for joey. i have numerous friends & acquaintances that own or work at shops in norcal & socal. joey gets all the work for my s2000.
as for local mechanics, +1 for joey. i have numerous friends & acquaintances that own or work at shops in norcal & socal. joey gets all the work for my s2000.
05-03-2013, 03:23 PM
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Welcome to the land where nobody is a native! Don't let anyone fool you! Almost everyone in the bay area is a transplant, no matter how hard they try not to be. Definitely recommend Joey for maintenance (http://www.alpinespeedstars.com/service/)
Also there aren't any "canyons" to drive around here, there are only proper mountains.
Almost everyone in the bay area is a transplant, no matter how hard they try not to be. Definitely recommend Joey for maintenance (http://www.alpinespeedstars.com/service/)Also there aren't any "canyons" to drive around here, there are only proper mountains.
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