[Dave Ross]

in reply to: New 450 #7244

Interesting. I wonder if it will be any cheaper than the 650?

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: Abandoned weatherboard buildings -Post them here- #5158

And here is a photo taken of the house I live in now from the late 1940's. Looked abandoned then. Jim

I can't believe that this is the same house you are living in now. You have doen a fantastic job doing it up.

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: Picture & 1,000 words #7255

you will get a dumb @#$%^ that will give every biker a bad name again. 😡 😡

Photoshop, or nightmare? 🙂  Cool photo

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: Abandoned weatherboard buildings -Post them here- #5154

Alex, Jim and all, Here are a few from last fall. Enjoy. Jim

Thanks for posting the photos, I love the autumn colours. We'd have to start a new thread for them, though. Some areas here do get the same colours, but mainly it does stay green. It's easier on the eyes than snow :-).

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: New 450 #7237

I want one

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: Abandoned weatherboard buildings -Post them here- #5147

I will snap some of the buildings in Maine and New England this summer. Some are REAL OLD. Like my house. But first I need to get rid of more of the white sh_t that fell on us this past Friday. As my wife likes to say, it makes me ugly to live with!!! The white sh_t that is.

Looks like you really need some sun and warmth. I find the Auckland winters severe enough, I don't think I would be able to survive a full length proper winter. I'd love to see New England though, especially in Autumn.

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: RAG ’07 #7232

The picture was taken on Saturday, we got soaked on sunday. Luckily only  on the outside. Gerard has takeb a few photos, but he doesn't appear to be on the forum.

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: RAG ’07 #7230

My only photo, a quick stop in Pirongia

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: Abandoned weatherboard buildings -Post them here- #5145

I think we're the home of the original version :-). Advrider has got one called old structures.

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: The Great Southern Adventure. #7211

  Thank you for taking the time to post this, a very enjoyable read. The easiest way to include photos is if you upload them to photobucket.com, it's free. Then all you need to do is click on the image location and paste it into your post here. You can upload several images at once, of course it helps to have broadband. If you don't have broadband make sure they are less than 100kb in size or it will take too long to do.Cheers,Alex

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: RAG ’07 #7228

Thanks for the report Malcolm. I only have one picture which I will post later. We too were amazed about the Lahar, as  the topic also came up when the train stopped next to the lodge. I am not surprised the train got a bit nervous, considering what happened last time. Luckily we were at the nine o'clock location(Pokaka) rather than 6 0'clock (Tangiwai). We enjoyed the Rag Rally and had a good time. The rain spoiled the views a bit, but not the fun. Taylor's Lodge is an all weather location, so if you haven't been to a Rag Rally make an effort next year.

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: The Great Southern Adventure. #7209

Thanks for the report. Very well written, love your sense of humor. Too bad you didn't have enough time to take pictures :-).

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: Gearbox noise #7169

Could be the clutch splines.

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: Replacement battery for bike. #6543

So how long do these batteries last? Mine has been going for four years now.

[Dave Ross]

in reply to: New BMW?????? #7116

Was the guy carrying a banjo by any chance? 🙂

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