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09-21-2006, 12:18 PM
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I frequent other forums as I'm sure we all do and was curious what the "most" popular forum you go to is....
I can tell you without a doubt that the most popular forum I frequent is Archerytalk... I have no idea the number of members on the site but in one day alone, there can be 3-6 pages of new threads/posts in the each of the two main 'forums'... Everytime I log in I'm amazed at how much traffic that site gets.
I can tell you without a doubt that the most popular forum I frequent is Archerytalk... I have no idea the number of members on the site but in one day alone, there can be 3-6 pages of new threads/posts in the each of the two main 'forums'... Everytime I log in I'm amazed at how much traffic that site gets.
09-21-2006, 12:48 PM
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Thats MR Hoss to you buddy!
09-21-2006, 03:15 PM
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sportbikes.net The largest sportbike forum on the net. Although I like DTR a wee bit more i'd say. Theres to much flamming and garbage not worth reading over there
. Besides i'm training to be a diesel tech so I lurk around here way more.
. Besides i'm training to be a diesel tech so I lurk around here way more.
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09-21-2006, 06:07 PM
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There is a Jeep forum that I occassionally ask a question on, although I usually get more accurate answers to my Cherokee questions by simply asking them here.
There must be a million members on that forum.
A thread will fall back ten, or twelve, pages from noon til dark.
09-21-2006, 06:17 PM
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Thumpertalk.com is a huge dirtbike forum.
They cover all four-strokes and now cover alot of two stroke but when I quit racin I quit goin to that site.
The first forum I was ever on was HondXR.com. I learned alot there and there was alot of really good people over there then I went 2 stroke and was racin hare scrambles and went to I belive it was HSracin.org (I think thats the wrong address) but it was pretty good to.
I was on fullsizechevy.com and they have a pretty big forum that covers all chevy trucks, I learned alot there to when I had my 95 chevy and the 02 chevy I've got now.
And now I'm here and the thedieselstop.com (if they ever get a new pass word) and I'm lookin for a good duramax forum if anybody knows of one.
I'm just tryin to learn all I can about diesels, cause I may go any which way on a truck.
They cover all four-strokes and now cover alot of two stroke but when I quit racin I quit goin to that site.
The first forum I was ever on was HondXR.com. I learned alot there and there was alot of really good people over there then I went 2 stroke and was racin hare scrambles and went to I belive it was HSracin.org (I think thats the wrong address) but it was pretty good to.
I was on fullsizechevy.com and they have a pretty big forum that covers all chevy trucks, I learned alot there to when I had my 95 chevy and the 02 chevy I've got now.
And now I'm here and the thedieselstop.com (if they ever get a new pass word) and I'm lookin for a good duramax forum if anybody knows of one.
I'm just tryin to learn all I can about diesels, cause I may go any which way on a truck.
09-21-2006, 06:31 PM
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ATVQUADSQUAD.COM. Full of mostly Colorado People. I spend a lot of time there even though I live in Iowa. One trip to Colorado (Taylor Park) with an ATV and your hooked. The people on that site know every trail in the state. This site and that one are abought the only 2 I bother with. There area a few other ATV sites I go to but these 2 are where I spend 90% of my online time.
09-21-2006, 06:51 PM
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09-21-2006, 07:28 PM
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The other place that I spend most of my internet time on is this firefighting sight http://www.american-firefighter.com/forum/index.php it is very informative and has a great bunch of people for any interested firefighters here.
09-21-2006, 10:31 PM
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Although I check on a few hunting forums every few days.
