Let's see if I can figure out how to post a photo...
try #1 - no
try # 2 - no
try #3 - no
etc...etc...etc....
oh well....only shows the URL text info. rather than the photo?
Why isn't there a "prompt" in the upper heading for a "photo"?...I see "EBay"...."Videos"...."maps"...but no "photo / image"?
Aside from the goofy owner....
One for hauling butt, and one for hauling everything else...
Unreconstructed Southerner living in occupied Georgia.
Beautiful job. two questions: 1. who makes the seat/where is it from? 2. did you have to rejet the carbs when you installed the Norton Commando pipes? Again, nice work. Anyone can own a stock bike! Yours is better.
Paul
Beautiful job. two questions: 1. who makes the seat/where is it from? 2. did you have to rejet the carbs when you installed the Norton Commando pipes? Again, nice work. Anyone can own a stock bike! Yours is better.
Paul
Thanks, Paul! A guy named Thor makes these seats, he sometimes sells them on eBay. The rear subframe needs to be modified to fit, but that's easy task if you or a friend are handy with metalworking. No rejetting was required of the carbs, although I might play with them a bit to remove a slight stumble off-idle. Not sure if it's jetting, or just fine tuning. It's on the to-do list.
Antny
Me with my 1995 R100R, the last of the Airheads as I purchased it. The OEM bling (chrome valve covers) were an option in '95 and came with the bike. Next pic show my addition of original city cases and an OEM windshield while swapping out handlebar mirrors for original stalk mirrors.
my 1978 R100/7 with Hannigan fairing
Still trying to figure out how to post picture
this new tech stuff!
I found it easy to post pics that are saved on my computer. The forum let's you browse the hard drive for a pic with "Add File". Once I selected a file , I just needed to make sure I clicked on the "insert" button. After previewing, click Submit and away you go. Thanks to the Moderators for setting up the forum.
As purchased in Oct 2015...
Sorry, but the bars had to go !!
I liked the RT seating position, but couldn't get happy with the aftermarket windscreen that had no means of adjustment.
Jan 2016, busy being re-calibrated into an RS...
Just finished the conversion last night. Now it gets ridden for a month, then taken apart to paint.
(FYI photos posted here were hosted by Google Photos)
Owning an old Airhead is easy.
Keeping an old Airhead running great is the true test.
I found it easy to post pics that are saved on my computer. The forum let's you browse the hard drive for a pic with "Add File". Once I selected a file , I just needed to make sure I clicked on the "insert" button. After previewing, click Submit and away you go. Thanks to the Moderators for setting up the forum.
When you clicked on "Preview" did you see the actual picture that was going to post? I have tried the method of which you speak several times and all I ever get is the URL text info. No picture.
"Here, hold my beer. I'll show you how it's done"
I got a "link" inserted this time but still cannot get a photo to post.
A few dozen attempts and still no luck.
My "Google Photos" account maybe not compatible with this system?
Can't post a 250kB image...but a 100kB works.
So here is my disaster area....My P200e is waiting for a clutch.
63 ragtop, SC model, series B ~ Airhead
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