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Vincent, where are you located?

OK, now it's back to normal. Andy, did you fix it or did Tinkerbell come overnight and sprinkle pixie dust?

That's just were the Google map is folded.

Try Trialsin and Webcyclery. Expensive

It's pretty new, downloaded it last week and everything seemed fine, I only did it for the spell check. What a mistake. Lost my bookmarks when I fired up the computer Monday. Never seen that happen before. Andy, it's not a big deal to me, just wondered if it's just me that's having the problem. Other sites seem OK and TC was too for 3 or 4 days after I downloaded the new Mozilla.

Charlie Chitlins?

Any one else have a big change in the look of the website using Mozilla?

Yeah, I thought of that about 20 minutes ago. Glad I didn't put it in the general forum.

Got my answer. I import into Corel and shrink the picture, the dpi goes way up. I resampled it at 600 dpi. When I shrunk this monster it when to almost 1800 dpi and that's still at 12" x 15 or so. I changed it to 600 dpi and the file went from 51 mb to 7 mb with double the resolution.

Hi Vinnie, I can resize them I just don't know if resizing them will increase the resolution decrease it or what. Once it's saved in 300 dpi is that where it's stuck regardless of size?

Hi you photo people. Can a HUGE jpeg at 300 dpi be fixed to increase the resolution? These things are 15077 x 19139 and 8582 kb in size. I don't need them nearly that big.

TL 125 were 1973 to 1976. 76 was a S model, frame a little different and the 124cc barrel. Be cautious on any big bore. 1974 was probably the blue one.Look for a big bore kit that includes the liner. I think the early liners were not cast in. You just turn it upside down and heat it in an oven, the old liner will fall right out. Freeze the new one and it will slide in.

Dave, I need to give you a call. e mail me your phone number please.

Does anyone have it and will it save files as a .cdr?

I was guessing you were referring to your wife putting her truck in the ditch. Andy have a fender bender?

Thanks for posting!

Hi John, I feel for ya. We went through a bad ice storm in 93. You could stand outside and hear the limbs break. Sounded like rifle shots. Never forget it. BTW, did you ever get the Amigo stuff I sent?

Me TOO! Snowed a little bit in those days.

Dave, he said he went to school there in 1876. Ya'll must have been class mates.

What happens if you just use automotive oil? Does the engagement change when it gets hot?

Anyone catch the Endurocross on TV the other night? It was the one in Vegas with Nick on the Sherco.

Thank you for the video. Reckon Laia got a 5 on that first section? She clearly stopped.

If it was a regular toilet I'd say that the police have nothing to go on.

I don't really think there's any noticable difference in any of them. Look at the little "big bore" kit from Sammy Miller. The extra cc's will usually speed the air up enough to stop the 4 stroke cough. They say it transforms the bike. Good rear shocks. I like the 12 tooth front sprocket. New modern 6 inch rise Renthals. MSR Raptor or equivalent clutch lever and perch allow an easier pull. Weld on kit for the foot pegs. The TL's pegs were just way too small. Domino fast throttle with Renthal grips. CR 80 aftermarket shifter directly fit on the shift shaft, AMGO , Parts Unlimited. Good Modern tires. You can use a tubeless in the back with a tube. Sammy Miller exhuast is a must! Sounds great and works MUCH better than stock. The early ones (73-75) will need the SM exhaust pipe cut a little because the 76 (designated as an S) are a little longer. It's not a dirrect bolt on but well worth the trouble to fit. The front tends to flop a little in a tight turn, you can fit a XL 175 / 125 front end with straight triple trees and a leading axle but it will hit the tank. I love the little bikes, lots of parts still avalible through the Honda dealer. Just don't expect a new tank from them.

Lane, I guess you missed it when someone explained a small error. It's not Mom, it's Norm. Noel Smage. Pat's father, not his mother. Not the Momma, not the Momma. Hope you have a Merry Christmas.