Thanks for the info Steve.didn,t know any of that,the bikes absolutely mint so I,ll have to treat it with the respect it deserves.
I,ll take some this weekend but the daughter will have to put them up for me.Not really up with this computer stuff.
The best way, imo, of posting photos on forums is via a picture-hosting website such as photobucket.com. The process is straightforward: 1. Take your pics with your camera or phone; 2. Put them onto your computer; 3. Create a photobucket account, then upload your pics to your account; 4. When you want to share yours pics on forums or in e-mails, just copy the link from the Photobucket picture you want to share and paste it into your forum comment or e-mail. Done ! When sharing pictures try to ensure that the file size is not tooooooooo large. On modern picture-taking equipment you can adjust the file size in the cameras settings. This way it is easy for peeps to view them. I normally aim for a size roughly 800x550. It gives a nice large picture big enough to pretty much fill a normal laptop screen, the with a file size relatively small. Let me show you what I mean: Std. size pic: The above picture is 2048x1536 and has a file size of roughly 1mb. Not extraordinarily big, but big enough to slow things down. The picture below 320x240 with a file size of 72kb so roughly one 15th the file size. Both of these pics came directly from my laptop. And here's one from my Photobucket account:
You lost me after 'the best way'Thanks for trying though but I really am a lost cause.Now,where's that daughter of mine.
Welcome to the forum - a mate of mine had a Honda Transalp for several yrs - good bike , he's just part ex'd it for a nearly new Honda with a 1200 cc engine - similar looking to the transalp - something crosser or something - but anyway I had a quick ride on it & typical Honda , it was perfect in every way just about , felt very planted & smooth & fast
I,ve had mine from new in oct 2012. Done 21,500 miles,toured all over this country went over to Austria last year through France,Germany,Switzerland and into Italy to do the Stelvio never missed a beat.I,ll be taking it over to Ireland in may or June it,s a great all round bike,
Hi @david mcmahon and welcome to the forum you will get a better welcome posting you own thread under newbies
You are correct @David Cooper @Wessa , but David Mcmahan posted his introduction last Thursday, hence my recommendation to post his own introduction thread