Greetings From American Iron Magazine
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10-02-2007, 08:01 AM
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RE: Greetings From American Iron Magazine
Hi Buzz,
As long as you're hangin' out, how about printing a "vocabulary" for newbies in AI. I'm an "old" Harley rider as in kick starts, keihin's, carrying spare parts everywhere I went etc. Now I have a new 2008 FLHR. I haven't riden in 20 years and after I joined this site I was bombarded with acronyms that made no sense to me eg: ECU, SERT; PCIII; True Duals and on it goes. Something like a primer in new Harley tech speak would be invaluable for us old newbies and the new newbies. It's not that the forum isn't helpful, quite the contrary. It's just that there are a bunch of folks who befor joining, lurk for a while and don't want to sound stupid or go over something that's been covered ad nauseum, before their first post. I subscribed to AI before I joined this site and a printed tech vocabulary would have helped me a whole bunch. Think about it, OK.
As long as you're hangin' out, how about printing a "vocabulary" for newbies in AI. I'm an "old" Harley rider as in kick starts, keihin's, carrying spare parts everywhere I went etc. Now I have a new 2008 FLHR. I haven't riden in 20 years and after I joined this site I was bombarded with acronyms that made no sense to me eg: ECU, SERT; PCIII; True Duals and on it goes. Something like a primer in new Harley tech speak would be invaluable for us old newbies and the new newbies. It's not that the forum isn't helpful, quite the contrary. It's just that there are a bunch of folks who befor joining, lurk for a while and don't want to sound stupid or go over something that's been covered ad nauseum, before their first post. I subscribed to AI before I joined this site and a printed tech vocabulary would have helped me a whole bunch. Think about it, OK.
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RE: Greetings From American Iron Magazine
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Hi Buzz,
As long as you're hangin' out, how about printing a "vocabulary" for newbies in AI. I'm an "old" Harley rider as in kick starts, keihin's, carrying spare parts everywhere I went etc. Now I have a new 2008 FLHR. I haven't riden in 20 years and after I joined this site I was bombarded with acronyms that made no sense to me eg: ECU, SERT; PCIII; True Duals and on it goes. Something like a primer in new Harley tech speak would be invaluable for us old newbies and the new newbies. It's not that the forum isn't helpful, quite the contrary. It's just that there are a bunch of folks who befor joining, lurk for a while and don't want to sound stupid or go over something that's been covered ad nauseum, before their first post. I subscribed to AI before I joined this site and a printed tech vocabulary would have helped me a whole bunch. Think about it, OK.
Hi Buzz,
As long as you're hangin' out, how about printing a "vocabulary" for newbies in AI. I'm an "old" Harley rider as in kick starts, keihin's, carrying spare parts everywhere I went etc. Now I have a new 2008 FLHR. I haven't riden in 20 years and after I joined this site I was bombarded with acronyms that made no sense to me eg: ECU, SERT; PCIII; True Duals and on it goes. Something like a primer in new Harley tech speak would be invaluable for us old newbies and the new newbies. It's not that the forum isn't helpful, quite the contrary. It's just that there are a bunch of folks who befor joining, lurk for a while and don't want to sound stupid or go over something that's been covered ad nauseum, before their first post. I subscribed to AI before I joined this site and a printed tech vocabulary would have helped me a whole bunch. Think about it, OK.
