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89gS500_Kirk

How in the world do you attach images?

rscottlow

Quote from: 89gS500_Kirk on May 23, 2017, 05:47:54 AM
How in the world do you attach images?

GSTwin doesn't have any available photo storage space. You have to upload them to a separate photo hosting website (flickr, photobucket, etc.) and then use the IMG tag with the link to the photo to display it in your post. Or, if you use an app like Tapatalk, it has its own photo hosting server and makes adding photos to your post really easy.
Scott - Cincinnati, Ohio
2009 GS500F

89gS500_Kirk


89gS500_Kirk

Quote from: 89gS500_Kirk on May 23, 2017, 07:38:50 AM
Thank you  :cheers:
This is my first project, i am happy with not knowing much of anything.

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Suzuki Stevo

#44
Quote from: Watcher on May 22, 2017, 09:59:01 PM
Amazing pictures, Stevo!  I'd love to see more, if you have.   :cheers:

Quote from: rscottlow on May 23, 2017, 04:40:32 AM
I second this. Beautiful photos. I wish we had mountains in Ohio  :dunno_white:

Thank you...I take it all for granted, I was born here and I am very lucky to live and ride in the Pacific Northwest where everything is usually cold, wet and green or way too frigging hot!
(Nikon D40)

National Park Hwy 7 going into Elbe Washington, Alder Lake



Hwy 508 heading out of Morton Washington







Fathers Day Ride 09' to Mount St. Helens (in the clouds) leading a group of riders from here.



Yakima Canyon, Eastern Washington (Desert)



Packwood Washington, this is Washington State.....you can't make this chit up :)



Hwy 7 Elbe to Morton Washington



Cabonado, Washington



Mt Rainier National Park



"Orange" because Orange rulz the planet :)



It's a Honda...

I Ride: at a speed that allows me to ride again tomorrow AN400K7, 2016 TW200, Boulevard M50, 2018 Indian Scout, 2018 Indian Chieftain Classic

Bluesmudge

#45
Great photos Stevo! Thats me and my Dad on the far left in your Mount St. Helens photo. Its confusing because I have changed the fairing color on my GS. That was a fun ride.

Here are some photos I am double posting from the Odds n Ends selfie thread:
These are from the road trip my fiancé and I did around the western states last September. 2-up on Smudgy.

Approaching the 10,000' pass of Yosemite National Park from the Nevada side:


Dirt road through the California Redwoods near the Oregon border:


"GS500F. The F stands FOR adventure."

ajensen

What kind of windshield do you have? Does it work well?

Suzuki Stevo

Quote from: ajensen on May 24, 2017, 04:32:01 PM
What kind of windshield do you have? Does it work well?

Looks like some sort of Madstad setup??
I Ride: at a speed that allows me to ride again tomorrow AN400K7, 2016 TW200, Boulevard M50, 2018 Indian Scout, 2018 Indian Chieftain Classic

Bluesmudge

#48
Yes, it is a Madstad setup.
Until recently they had it listed on their website. Since the website update they took it down but I bet they would still make one for you on special order. Most of their set ups use the same robo brackets and screens they just fabricate different mounting brackets. On the GS500F its a metal windscreen that replaces the stock screen and the robo brackets bolt to that.

Its the best thing ever. Like riding a Goldwing. I often forget to put my helmet face shield down because even at 60 mph you only get a flutter of air.
I really don't like wind noise so it was worth the price of admission for me. Madstad makes their stuff in the USA and its super high quality but it is expensive. With earplugs in there is 0 wind noise. Seriously 0. I am 6' tall if that makes a difference.

I'll probably put a Madstad screen on any bike I buy from now on. I like it that much. Previously I tried the Zero Gravity bubble, their touring screen, and their touring screen plus a Laminar lip. All of those were worse than the stock screen. The stock screen is actually pretty good for wind noise but not great for winter/rain riding.

ski_rush

Quote from: Bluesmudge on May 25, 2017, 04:09:27 PMPreviously I tried the Zero Gravity bubble, their touring screen, and their touring screen plus a Laminar lip. All of those were worse than the stock screen. The stock screen is actually pretty good for wind noise but not great for winter/rain riding.

Really?! I was just going to order the Zero Gravity Touring tonight...I was hoping it would reduce the wind from being directed pretty much directly at my chest and up my helmet (I'm currently using a dual sport helmet; have a regular helmet on order). This really stinks. I thought I read on this very forum that the ZG Touring made a night and day difference/improvement over the stock wind screen...I'm so confused...

Bluesmudge

Its going to depend a lot on how tall you are and what helmet you use (dual sport helmets being some of the loudest). The issue I had was that the touring screen moved the wind blast to exactly at my neck line. That made it worse than the stock screen. Adding the laminar lip didn't interface well with the touring screen and gave me a lot of buffeting. I rode that way for a long time but when a rock shot a hole through my zero gravity screen I used it as an excuse to try something different.

The Madstad screen actually gets the wind above my helmet visor and the smart design of it means there is very little buffeting once you get it adjusted to you. That takes while because it is nearly infinitely adjustable up/down and tilt.

ski_rush

Quote from: Bluesmudge on May 26, 2017, 10:07:49 AM
Its going to depend a lot on how tall you are and what helmet you use (dual sport helmets being some of the loudest). The issue I had was that the touring screen moved the wind blast to exactly at my neck line. That made it worse than the stock screen. Adding the laminar lip didn't interface well with the touring screen and gave me a lot of buffeting. I rode that way for a long time but when a rock shot a hole through my zero gravity screen I used it as an excuse to try something different.

The Madstad screen actually gets the wind above my helmet visor and the smart design of it means there is very little buffeting once you get it adjusted to you. That takes while because it is nearly infinitely adjustable up/down and tilt.

I am 5'11". How tall are you? Are there other options similar to Madstad?

Bluesmudge

I am 6' tall, like I said 2 posts ago.

Nothing quite like the Madstad, especially for the GS500. Closest thing would be the Zero Gravity touring screen with the Laminar lip or some other screen extender on the top.

ShowBizWolf

Come on peoples, show off your favorite bike pics!

One from today:
Superbike bars, '04 GSXR headlight & cowl, DRZ signals, 1/2" fork brace, 'Busa fender, stainless exhaust & brake lines, belly pan, LED dash & brake bulbs, 140/80 rear hoop, F tail lens, SV650 shock, Bandit400 hugger, aluminum heel guards & pegs, fork preload adjusters, .75 SonicSprings, heated grips

Watcher

#54
My current cell-phone background.  Applied a filter called "engraving" and this was the result.  Looks like it was done with chalk or something.

"The point of a journey is not to arrive..."

-Neil Peart

89gS500_Kirk

Quote from: ShowBizWolf on June 08, 2017, 05:12:25 PM
Come on peoples, show off your favorite bike pics!

One from today:

Here is me and my boy

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Scott - Cincinnati, Ohio
2009 GS500F

cbrfxr67

Here's my old gs.  Was a great bike,.... :cry:

subd
"Its something you take apart in 2-3 days and takes 10 years to go back together."
-buddha

Watcher

#58
A waterfall?  In the desert?  Witchcraft!



Ok, maybe "waterfall" is a bit too grandiose a term  :laugh:
Still...

Been too long since I rode up the mountain.  There was a massive fire up there the end of June and pretty much all of July has been nothing but storms all around it.  Finally the monsoons died down a bit and gave me the chance.
Wish I could have gone further up (maybe made it 1/4 of the way) but I rode right after I got off work in the early evening and didn't have my clear shield with me, turned around as soon as I got this picture and even so made it home maybe 15 minutes after the sun had completely set.
FYI, riding at night with a light-tint shield (mirror finish) CAN be done, but it's super sketchy...
"The point of a journey is not to arrive..."

-Neil Peart

cbrfxr67

This is a great thread.   Thanks show!
Here's turd in the garage getting closer to finish line,...
"Its something you take apart in 2-3 days and takes 10 years to go back together."
-buddha

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