Great looking bike, but excellent photo. You have an artistic eye for both.

 

Photobucket didn't re-size your image, but thankfully HDForums did.
Reducing pic resolution speeds up page load time, and most viewers are tired of people that upload images that are 3 times larger than what can be viewed on even the highest resolution monitors, without having to scroll the page left/right & up/down.

Simply clicking on the bar at the top of the pic allows it to be viewed at the higher resolution.

Edit:
A 3 megapixel camera, which is wimpy by today's standards, has 2,048 (horizontal) x 1,536 (vertical) pixels. That's a picture larger than can be displayed on a Hi-Def widescreen monitor running at 1920x1080.
With 5MP cameras common in cellphones today and people using them to take and upload unedited pictures to the forum, the forum would be dog slow and a visual mess, if they weren't re-sized.

 

sweet lookin ride.... we need to see more pics of your bike bro!!

 

You must love Rogue (evidenced by the 6k miles) a sh*t ton to spend $18k+ ($8k for bike; $2k for tax, title, license, fees; $2k for warranty; $6k in aftermarket/accessories; shipping and labor not included) on a sportster! x 900,000

I hope you have a low interest rate

 

Thanks

Thanks, to each his own. I wasn't a fan before but I like the clean look over the heads


I just emailed them and after about a week, I got a response and ordered

Do it, you wont regret it. My buddy just picked up the same bike as mine and he'll be working on it slowly, I told him he had to get the 1200 upgrade! LOL


I'll try and get some more photos up soon, been busy and yesterday was my first day off in a while so I snapped a few shots. But like most photography, you only get 1 good photo for every 100 shots, lol.




I definitely love her, being my first motorcycle and all. Definitely been busy! I dont even know how much I spent on aftermarket parts yet. I only financed the bike with the 1200cc upgrade, everything else has been after that. LOL.

I am actually looking at NRHS 88 cubic inch conversion (not the 1250) LOL, too much money though.

I hear ya, the photo just doesnt do it justice being small, even the "full size" is still low resolution.

 

Great looking ride!

When you post up more pics, maybe a video too..would like to hear it.

 

Here's my 4-month-old

 

Adding to the recession....

 

you are killing us with the that tiny pic, more shots, larger size, build your garage profile here or something

 

love your bike bro, but is the tank raised in the back a little? or maybe just the angle of the pic, it looks like it is having a lot of exposed bike frame underneath the tank.