I haven't found out how to post up big pics
so i put a link to a few
Put on 6,500 mi. this summer and enjoyed them all.


Alex showed me the way...Thanks :thumbup:

Now here are the Pics

http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/7c6bca1c92a248398ab7bef6437c8ac5/1024.jpg

http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/472c5c6b07c84d0495ffbe27046df3f5/1024.jpg
http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/a23e8ea28d29453aa48a4d2c590913b5/1024.jpg
http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/0ce7bb1e69354a65831b9708dc5f9617/1024.jpg
and one when it was new
http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-assets/60e49b69778b4d09a2618ea63e1e5f1a

Nice looking bike! Here's one of your pics:

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Here's a link (http://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=5611) that shows how to get pics up to this site.

Nice looking bike! Here's one of your pics:

214

Here's a link (http://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=5611) that shows how to get pics up to this site.

I can get the Thumbs ok,
I can't seem to do big pics like Kelly's http://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=9432
I just get the X
http://<img src="http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-assets/625e55999f80436dabe2dd7524d9fc17" width="800" height="479" alt="Added AreaP exhaust hanger"/>

I can get the Thumbs ok,
I can't seem to do big pics like Kelly's http://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=9432

If you want to do that you have to upload them to your photo album (or another photo hosting site), and make sure they are the proper height and width. Then just link to the image...
Alex will probably give you better instructions haha :P

You're having issues because you're trying to paste the embed html code:

<img src="http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/0ce7bb1e69354a65831b9708dc5f9617/1024.jpg" alt="Drilled five 1/2' holes in muffler and sprayed it BBQ black"/>

what you want is the URL code, which they give you right below on that PhotoShop site. Looks like this:

http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/0ce7bb1e69354a65831b9708dc5f9617/1024.jpg

Then just surround that URL with <img></img> tags (but use [ and ] instead of < and >, and you're all set.

Then it comes out just like this:

http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/0ce7bb1e69354a65831b9708dc5f9617/1024.jpg

Thanks for helping.
I have them on Photoshop and i resize them to web page but i still get the X
Same over at KF
http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/7c6bca1c92a248398ab7bef6437c8ac5/1024.jpg

Just hit the quote button on my post, and you'll see how I did it. I'm sure you're close. Once you figure out how to do it here, it's the same for just about any vbulletin forum (and most other forums as well). The yellow postcard icon above the edit window adds the img tags automatically. So the process is just:

go to your photosite, get the URL code (by clicking the link/embed button, then choosing the size you want, then hitting the URL info). come back here, hit the yellow postcard, and hit paste. That should be it.

Here's example URL code right from your site:

http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/0ce7bb1e69354a65831b9708dc5f9617/1024.jpg

Yours isn't working right now because you have too many extra brackets, and it looks like you didn't copy the whole URL code correctly. It needs to start with http:// and end with .jpg.

Thanks for helping.:D
I've got to get ready for work.
I'll play with this later.

http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/7c6bca1c92a248398ab7bef6437c8ac5/1024.jpg

http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/472c5c6b07c84d0495ffbe27046df3f5/1024.jpg

:D So close but so far... It's not working now because you've got double http:// tags in front of your url. It looks like "http://http// and then the rest of the the string. If you remove the double tags, I think you're there.

I did it !!!
THANKS
After hitting yellow postcard i needed to clear the http that comes up.

Where's the REP button ? Thanks for walking me thru it all !!!

I did it !!!
THANKS
After hitting yellow postcard i needed to clear the http that comes up.

Where's the REP button ? Thanks for walking me thru it all !!!

After hitting the postcard, just press ctrl-A and it will select all, then ctrl-V to paste your URL in. A few less keystrokes than trying to clear that first http:// manually.

No rep needed on this board; it's a no :asshat: zone. :thumbup:

Nice bike!! :drool:

( A hint though... Not that anyone here would cause you misery there are scumbags out there... Black out your plates!! )

Are you having any clearance issues with your clipons? I've read before that you need to rotate the controls to allow for clearance, but I see you didnt do that.

Are you having any clearance issues with your clipons? I've read before that you need to rotate the controls to allow for clearance, but I see you didnt do that.
No contact with the bodywork:D
I ground off about 1/8" on top of clipon same time i knocked off the locater pin. And raised triple tree 1/8 with a washer
Fingers get pinched a little bit a full lock slow speed turns
Overall i love them like this.:thumbup:

Nice bike!! :drool:

( A hint though... Not that anyone here would cause you misery there are scumbags out there... Black out your plates!! )
That Smiley just about made me Fall out of my chair.
Thanks, But i'm only worried about the Fools driving nearby me.
AARP Cheerleaders :D

http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/3be92e64b6624ca4a0aa858a4f75782c/1024.jpg

http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/2120ca65ae1244379e9b0373335ea77f/1024.jpg

http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/a55f43517e1f409eb8bc825b116f9833/1024.jpg

Puig Light Smoke Double Bubble , Pazzo Levers in Titanium , WoodCraft ClipOns , CompetitionWerkes Foot pegs , Cowl Cover , LockHart Phillips Smoked Flushmount Signals , DynoJet , Area P 15" Titanium Quiet Core with a hanger , Dan Kyle quick throttle tube , BT-090's 110 / 140 , and of course the fender chop with an LED lighted frame .

Still waiting on WoodCraft rearsets , ClearAlternatives tail light , A -Tech hugger , and the next must have mod .

Nice bike mate!

Is that your Honda in the background? :)

Also, don't you fellas over there need indicators?

Nice bike mate!

Is that your Honda in the background? :)

Also, don't you fellas over there need indicators?
Thanks

Yeah , Thats my Rex... 1991 Honda CRX-Si, last of the line and no Missouri does not require turn signals. But when ClearAlternatives gets off their :eek: and releases a tail light i'll put it on .

I'd be careful about having your plate angled in like that when you drive. You run the risk of cops giving you a hard time about it cause law requires it to be easily read from behind and sorry but that won't be from a cop car.

Otherwise nice bike pics in this thread.

Hows the 15" QC system? Never heard about anyone getting a QC for anything other than the 18".

Hows the 15" QC system? Never heard about anyone getting a QC for anything other than the 18".

Love it !!! Special ordered 15" Titanium from Area P :D

I'd be careful about having your plate angled in like that when you drive. You run the risk of cops giving you a hard time about it cause law requires it to be easily read from behind and sorry but that won't be from a cop car.

Otherwise nice bike pics in this thread.

Thanks :D
If you followed me you would be able to easily read my tag...

Love it !!! Special ordered 15" Titanium from Area P :D

How much was the entire pipe if you don't mind me asking?

Thanks for helping.
I have them on Photoshop and i resize them to web page but i still get the X
Same over at KF
http://api.photoshop.com/home_b4c285601462449690b678aa3accbab7/adobe-px-thumbnails/7c6bca1c92a248398ab7bef6437c8ac5/1024.jpg


nice bike..

is that stock pipe or aftermarket?
look like stock and painted black to match rite?

How much was the entire pipe if you don't mind me asking?
$550 and worth every dollar :D

nice bike..

is that stock pipe or aftermarket?
look like stock and painted black to match rite?
Thankx,
That was the stock exhauast painted BBQ black. One of my many transfomations over last year .

No contact with the bodywork:D
I ground off about 1/8" on top of clipon same time i knocked off the locater pin. And raised triple tree 1/8 with a washer
Fingers get pinched a little bit a full lock slow speed turns
Overall i love them like this.:thumbup:

what's a clipon?
pics would be helpful.
thank you,
tin

what's a clipon?
pics would be helpful.
thank you,
tin
They are handle bars that are adjustable . Check these links http://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=12960&highlight=woodcraft+clipons
http://www.kawiforums.com/showthread.php?t=121551

They are handle bars that are adjustable . Check these links http://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=12960&highlight=woodcraft+clipons
http://www.kawiforums.com/showthread.php?t=121551

thanks.
i'm learning more everyday.

what exhaust hanger is that?

what exhaust hanger is that?
Area P...They are available in stainless and powdercoated black
http://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=11012
Buy it here http://www.areapnolimits.com/products/Slip-On-Exhaust-Kawasaki-Ninja-250R-2008.php

Just a tip, it is easy to peel the sticker off on the swing arm that has all those 'warnings' on it. Cleans up the look all nice and neat like.

how did you get the can off?
is there a DIY?
since i can't afford an exhaust i think i will paint mine black.
Thanks,
Tin

Kelly's diy http://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=10005
Once off just scuff it up with 100 grit wet-dry sandpaper dipped in a dishsoap and water mix. Let dry. Then spray multiple thin light coats of a high temp BBQ paint. Allow 15 or 20 minutes to dry in between coats.

Kelly's diy http://www.ninjette.org/forums/showthread.php?t=10005
Once off just scuff it up with 100 grit wet-dry sandpaper dipped in a dishsoap and water mix. Let dry. Then spray multiple thin light coats of a high temp BBQ paint. Allow 15 or 20 minutes to dry in between coats.

Thank you.