G'Day from An Aussie
#1
12-28-2009 | 04:42 AM
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From: Waldara Australia
G'Day from An Aussie
Yeah G'Day from Australia.
I own a Road King Classic build date 10 / 1998. It has a factory stage 2 kit.
It's red, and has a mustang solo seat and guard cover with a chrome dice in the seat bolt hole. I have also put on a clock in the bolt hole thing on the tank. I have put on a set of V&H big radius duels (Sounds great) The rest is stock. I have ridden jap bikes for over 35+ years and now I wanted a tourer. I still ride trail (525exc KTM)
Any way thats enough BS.
Wizard
I own a Road King Classic build date 10 / 1998. It has a factory stage 2 kit.
It's red, and has a mustang solo seat and guard cover with a chrome dice in the seat bolt hole. I have also put on a clock in the bolt hole thing on the tank. I have put on a set of V&H big radius duels (Sounds great) The rest is stock. I have ridden jap bikes for over 35+ years and now I wanted a tourer. I still ride trail (525exc KTM)
Any way thats enough BS.
Wizard
#2
12-28-2009 | 05:11 AM
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Westcoast Sweden
Hi..I did a roadtrip in Australia a few years ago from Melbourne to Brisbane to visit relatives
with a "small" sidetrip to tasmania ,Awesome ride along the coast in the most beatiful weather you can ask for in Januari...but it feels strange to ride in the "wrong "side of the road.
Welcome to the forum from Sweden.
with a "small" sidetrip to tasmania ,Awesome ride along the coast in the most beatiful weather you can ask for in Januari...but it feels strange to ride in the "wrong "side of the road.
Welcome to the forum from Sweden.
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12-28-2009 | 05:30 AM
Welcome to the forum from the Netherlands, Wizard!
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Anxious to see some images....
Here's a write up on how to paste images into your posting:
Let me know if you need some more help.
FXD2003Rider
Open a free account at photobucket.com to copy/paste pics into a post.
You have to upload your pictures to your photobucket account first, using the 800 X 600 re-sizing option in photobucket.
When you want to paste a picture in a post click the "insert link" on top of the Reply to Thread box.
A message comes up and you have to allow the pop-up.
Now go to your album at photobucket, put your mouse on the pic you want to insert and a little properties screen pops up. Click on the lower img code box and copy this img code.
Now go to your post, click the insert link and paste the img code into the box and click OK (see below)
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12-28-2009 | 06:29 AM
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