All your Moab photos are wonderful, but they're only playing card sized. 
You really need to work on your online skills.
You really need to work on your online skills.
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anyone go for a ride today? Pics?
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All your Moab photos are wonderful, but they're only playing card sized.
You really need to work on your online skills.
You may need to follow your own advice....? Our Utah member seems to have vanished
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trlsrider
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He may have Napolean complex, small dic err...small pic complex why he make comment as he did.
Name calling? Bill paid you a complement by calling your pictures "Playing Card" size. Postage stamp is more like. As I remember you use some sort of portable device and I have no advice as to how you can post larger pictures. As interesting as you photos are, they are almost non existent. I posted pictures like yours for about a year(but larger) till I figured out how to do it right. There are a ways to do it right, but using your small pic isn't one of them......
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DohcBikes
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yea somebody needs to let the small picture thing go. Its really pompus. Some of us are bike people with limited computer skills and we are just fine with that. Your small picture is fine. My finger was not stressed in the least to click on it.
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trlsrider
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No problem here, just chill and give me a year to figure techno weenie skill. I rather be riding or wrenching.Hopefully by the time i get to 5000 posts like you charlie i figure it out or maybe by then you will be so old and wearing magnifying glasses the pics will look larger.
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A new troll on the site…
Hope he rides better than he communicates......
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trlsrider
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chill on the rocks charlie , there is a benefit concert for small pic people or.......i will sic...
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trlsrider
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FIDO ...is my watcher . He is communicating this little pic post is far more entertaining to others than your 5000 office desk comments
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I'm ok, I think we're talking to an actual juvenile, not an immature adult. Far too sensitive to be a grown man.
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trlsrider
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not today but in sept i was trolling down the Colorado river with a grand piano on a jetboat!!!!
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trlsrider
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15 miles down river into Canyonlands National Park, no road access, to natural ampitheatre(grotto)
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trlsrider
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after he is done tuning and guests show , would you like to listen to my tunes?
notice tuner only has me around to approve sound check
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trlsrider
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"Buffalo bill are you coming out tonight?
....coming out tonight
..Buffallo bill are ...". if you want to hear more contact moab music festival and they have my music availaable.
Peeps pay $300 tickets to see 60 year old juvenile,immature adult play piano woooohoooooo
*i don't actually sing but i do play!
support your local GS rider by ordering today. recording of this concert would make wonderful christmas present
next year i told them i no play again unless they bring one of my bikes in too,just for background goofiness
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Winter will get here eventually but until then it's great riding weather. I finally had a chance to explore the volcanoes just west of town.
A friend said his dad's senior prank was taking tires to these volcanoes and liting them on fire. It must have been a sight to see smoke from these dormant cinder cones.
Not much to see to the west except a tiny airport and the parking area down below.
To the east though, towards Albuquerque, the Rio Grande valley looks beautiful from here. The valley is sinking and the mountains rising up from the rift lines on both sides. No wonder I can't scale those mountains like I used to!
I tried to ride to the top of the Sandias today but there were patches of ice on the road. Maybe next time!
Think I'll give those heated grips a try. That will sure beat grabbing the engine head for a little heat.
A friend said his dad's senior prank was taking tires to these volcanoes and liting them on fire. It must have been a sight to see smoke from these dormant cinder cones.
Not much to see to the west except a tiny airport and the parking area down below.
To the east though, towards Albuquerque, the Rio Grande valley looks beautiful from here. The valley is sinking and the mountains rising up from the rift lines on both sides. No wonder I can't scale those mountains like I used to!
I tried to ride to the top of the Sandias today but there were patches of ice on the road. Maybe next time!
Think I'll give those heated grips a try. That will sure beat grabbing the engine head for a little heat.
Real nice! Seems like you could leave your bike there for half an hour? Not much traffic.Winter will get here eventually but until then it's great riding weather. I finally had a chance to explore the volcanoes just west of town.
A friend said his dad's senior prank was taking tires to these volcanoes and liting them on fire. It must have been a sight to see smoke from these dormant cinder cones.
