North or South
 

Just wondering what the spread of folk on here is?

Now I know that this gegraphical poll is not accurate based on the true size of Great Britain, but based on the common reference to North, South and Midlands its roughly what people tend to go by.

If you split it correctly I think that Manchester is probably in the south, but for this poll if people can just go with the flow for a bit. Those in Scotland obviously are North ;)

So to try and get an idea, anything below Milton Keynes/Banbury level is the south, anything from MK up to about Stoke/Derby level is midlands and Stoke/Derby and above that is North.

Thanks Folks :)

ps this is where you currently live, not where you are from!

[Edited on 16-11-2004 by Lily]

Thats me left out in the cold then :(:(:(:frog:

Sorry Totto

draw a line across and I am pretty much figuring you can vote North :D

south for me but how about putting it up as a poll???


doh, i didnt see it oooooops.!

[Edited on 16-11-2004 by dickieducati]

On the south coast: Another 100m and I'd be swimming!:biaggi:

Sarf

Stoke (midlands):P

hmmm, ok, if you want stoke to be midlands then that's fine :) have you voted?

Used to live on the beach, at the bottom of the map towards the middle, now moved so far inland I have to go all the way up to my second floor to see the sea!

Sure have Lil - we're a bit touchy about being called Northerners us Stokey's you know,:lol:

What happens if i actually live in Stoke then?

top yourself? :lol::lol::lol:

only joking its a lovely place

Well I clicked North.... and there's only us 2 so far!

Well i dont actually live in Stoke but i live on the same horizontal line kind of thing.

see first post ie derby is in the north, so technically as Matlock is above derby its the north!!!

It always seem to me that 80 % of the posters on any given bike talkboard live within about a 20m radius in the Home Counties....


Centred on Box Hill, I suppose... :P

[Edited on 16-11-2004 by moto748]

i kinda agree, hence the reason for the poll.

I see lots of Ducatis up here, but not that many that post on the forums.

Makes me wonder if its not really the split, but more the line of work? Maybe those inthe south are more inclined to have jobs where they have regular access to the internet during the day?

maybe technology like pc's hasnt filtered ooooop norf yet :o

South but North of the M25 thankfully . 4D

Well sarf. Central sarf coast in fact!

North, but proper north. :roll::roll::roll::roll:

very south

this poll is lending a fair bit of weight to a southern (brands hatch) trackday.

North, but i'd rather be South of France or even Spain at the moment:)

North 'n' all 'n' fookin freezin' as usual :frog:

Confused:puzzled:

I thought we were East Midlands???

I wouldn't consider me'sen a Norvener!...me Duck!

Same as PB me..... South, and if I was any further South, I'd have wet feet !:lol::lol:

Is that why you lot ride Duckati's:puzzled:

Somerset :cool:

South, worse luck. The whole road system is like Tescos carpark on a Saturday afternoon.

If you'd been a-listening to JP on Saturday mornings (Home Truths - rip), you'd have been party to the N/S divide and also the E/W divide.

Missed the conclusion - anyone enlighten me?

For myself - spent most of my years around the NY Moors but work forces me to be a softy, but born a Geordie, via most of the known World.

Tim

Midlands.... seem I'm in a minority.... where are the rest of you?? Glyn??

T'up North. God's Country.

From the East (so I refuse to be north or south!)... but lived within the M25 for ages now..

Definite sarf bias - Brands trackday coming on????

[Edited on 17-11-2004 by webbyc]

Judging by the poll, North is less crowded. Great, more room on the road.

About 1/2 mile from the solent, so i guess SARF as it gets!

But i think moggers and jewell can't answer, as their West Country, you try telling people from west country their from the Sarf!

I don't class myself southern, class myself west country (where i was born)

Confused that's me, according to your instructions I am Midlands Lily, however I am actually East Anglia, born in Essex, but Cornish by heritage-like I said confused.
And Flanker, when you are Proper Cornish you don't even accept that you are English-anymore than the Scots or Welsh do. Home rule for Cornwall that's what I say-but Prescott wouldn't ask US just incase we said yes..........:lol:

John

mmm - box hill is about 17 miles from us:)
Bout time you came up for a natter then Fred:P

Loosely quoting Webby - Brands please too:D

C

:lol:

Dad from from St Ives, so I know that John! :lol: