Vintage off road 2 strokes

[quocle603]

Been wanting to get a DT for awhile. Been looking for one for the right price.

[Tuck]

Here's a DT1 for sale in my neck of the woods.


https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/mcy/d/fairfield-1970-yamaha-dt1-250-enduro/7049264336.html

[racerclam]

OK Im trying again to post a full picture of my bike . I dont understand why this is the only site that says my picture is too big .

Rich

[Jspooner]

I use the "Image Size" app. It allows you to take a pic using the app in the size you need to be able to post. Or you can use it on a pic that you have already taken and resize it.

[pdxjim]

OK Im trying again to post a full picture of my bike . I dont understand why this is the only site that says my picture is too big .

Rich

Easiest way for you Rich, since the pics are on your website already, and assuming you're using a Windows computer:

Right click on the image on your website you want to post here.
When the dialog box opens, click on "copy image address"

In your forum post here, left click on the tab up there ^ that looks like the Mona Lisa
Then, "paste" the image address between the sets of brackets where the blinking cursor is.
Those brackets tell the forum brain that the url is a pic and that you want to show the pic instead of the url

^ This is how I posted a pic of your DT in my post above, and how I'm posting this random pic of a sad looking DT I found hosted on pipeburn:



You can pretty much post any image that's hosted somewhere else this way. Including your own website or photo hosting account if you have one.

You can, of course, also resize the image and host it here, but this has always seemed like more work to me so I've never done it that way.

[BarryB]

Not 100% off-road --- Here's my 75 DT400, 4100 original miles, 98% original.

[Tuck]

Here's my Dad's 1966 Greeves TSF 250. He's the original owner, bought new in 1966. He restored it about 10 years ago.