I was trying to write a ride report which went well up until I tried to post the photos. They're stored on my pad so I went through the attachment bit but unfortunately the photos refused to appear.
In detail, clicked the attachment button, chose the file which appeared in the little box. Tried to post and the photo failed to appear. Any hints guys
EDIT : I don't believe it, the bloody photo is the now.
Please ignore last
Just love that colour :punk:
I hate having to use the dump bucket thingy....................esp from my pad :hammer:
The rest of the gang will be along soon to steer you back on the straight and narrow. I'm defo not the person to help in this case :surrender:
I see you have one of the slower models(green).
Tried posting photos from Spain trip from the bucket thing via my I mac, wouldn't do it. Advice on how to post photos given on the site doesn't include from an I mac I don't think? Had to save mine to documents, resize then post.
Quote from: PRD on October 06, 2016, 08:36:07 PM
I see you have one of the slower models(green).
It's a Kawasaki it's a well known fact that the big K makes the green ones faster and then let the other colours believe they're faster to boost sales.
Quote from: Mikey on October 06, 2016, 08:53:47 PM
It's a Kawasaki it's a well known fact that the big K makes the green ones faster and then let the other colours believe they're faster to boost sales.
lol
Quote from: Mikey on October 06, 2016, 08:53:47 PM
It's a Kawasaki it's a well known fact that the big K makes the green ones faster and then let the other colours believe they're faster to boost sales.
:agree: This is fact not fiction......as I was admiring PRD's new 2015 model Alfie (we all give our rides names) in the stunning black finish, my eye was caught by The Big K's performance enhancing modification that was never mentioned in the press at time of model launch...........
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=kawasaki+1400+gtr+colours&client=safari&hl=en-gb&prmd=isvn&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&fir=Aj8wXfhBC7vAmM%253A%252CfYnWqGuVCsvLfM%252C_%253BYUbeLsTr052pHM%253A%252Cu0FyBsbo9jn4lM%252C_%253Ba6q6dy2A-aAE_M%253A%252CxWgAVK3Hnwn28M%252C_%253Bcw3eG1GFSi23vM%253A%252Cdi73c1xA_SghNM%252C_%253BeLerFAmN7YY2qM%253A%252Cxw2WtjythLPopM%252C_%253B_VTGOIxWN3OBSM%253A%252CHMQjms0RXOevqM%252C_%253BPvOJubygu4GxaM%253A%252C5dz0qeYb3looNM%252C_%253B1TI3VIPxAsFiVM%253A%252C5dz0qeYb3looNM%252C_%253BffRcNmTDNSlxKM%253A%252CEEEFuMkUR66aQM%252C_%253Bqd7zCIeuyPUUjM%253A%252Cu0FyBsbo9jn4lM%252C_&usg=__rkBq8MZVhDFuB99BSY5e_VjaXp0%3D&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj4v5rjg8fPAhVG2RoKHfpkBb8Q420ISg&biw=1024&bih=729&dpr=2#imgrc=cw3eG1GFSi23vM%3A
Please note the almost invisible green metallic performance enhancer pinstripe applied to the side fairing.
A little know fact is that during testing, performance of the black machine was so enhanced by the hint of green that they kept losing the panniers off the back. This problem was only cured once the panniers also had a hint of green applied and thus were able to keep up with the rest of the bike :eek: