Pic request of rvf rear rubber flap

[Drunkn Munky]

Anyone have a pic of how the rear rubber flap goes on a RVF, the one that lives under the rear of the tank.

[arsey30]

Does this help.

[Drunkn Munky]

Not really dave could do with one with the tank off but i think ive sussed it now, i'll post a pic up here later and see what you think.

[arsey30]

I will e mail photos as they will not upload.

The 2 rectangular holes in the rubber fit over the upper frame castings where the sub frame bolts on.
Remove bolts and tilt/spring sub frame to fit rubber.

[CRM]

I will e mail photos as they will not upload.

Dave you need to turn the settings down on your camera, no need for images that are huge.

or add this site to your bookmarks
http://www.picresize.com/

[arsey30]

I take pictures around 3 meg to keep and store on disc.

Any sent by e mail or to forums are reduced to around 150kbit, the one that would not load on Photobucket is only 77kbit. It was taken on macro setting, would that be the reason?

[Drunkn Munky]

Sometimes pics i take in portrait layout wont display, maybe thats why dave

[CRM]

even 3mb is large and i think that is 2048 pixels wide which is still larger than most monitors.
i do sympathise now no modern camera's do the old SGVA setting of 1024 x 768 which is fine for stuff like this and loads quickly.
macro setting shouldn't make a difference, perhaps the image is corrupted ? or photobucket is not happy with it ? try a resize anyway from the link above and see if it converts it

[arsey30]

I reduced it to 41k on my Zoombrowse ex and it loaded now.