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1952 R51/3
1954 R68
1967 R69S
1968 R50/2
1969 R60/2
Also:
very nice pictures there! it looks like the thread's off to a good start. i'd love to re-post the picture of my R11 that has it's own topic listing here but i have no idea how to transfer or copy it...any suggestions darryl?
-barry
This was the original thread:
http://vintagebmw.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=79; pictures below:
Kurt in S.A.
Cosmetically challenged a bit, but she's running OK. 1969 R69S.
Kurt in S.A.
1959 R60
Bike has original paint and what is left of the original pinstipping.
This should be a good thread.
Dean
1966 R50
max
This was the original thread:
http://vintagebmw.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=79
Looks like the pictures are not on Darryl's site anymore or the connection to his website/server is very slow right now.
Kurt in S.A.
Alas, I'm out of town for the next week and a half, and my server seems to be down. So anything that links to crafty-fox.com won't work until it gets fixed...
1935 R12
1937 R6 + Royal Sidecar
Alas, I'm out of town for the next week and a half, and my server seems to be down. So anything that links to crafty-fox.com won't work until it gets fixed...
Looks like things are back up...I relinked the photos in my previous post.
Kurt in SA.
How does one post a picture anyway?
How does one post a picture anyway?
Peter -
First thing is the picture needs to be on the web somewhere as a JPG image. People use various photo sharing sites (snapfish, photobucket, etc.), some of which are free or cost very light for space. Often times, those sites will have help on how to post an image.
I have some personal webspace. So, with one of my pictures out there I just type the following information:
[ img ]http://thisiswheremyphotois.jpg[ /img ]
where I remove the spaces inside the brackets and the stuff in the middle is the URL for the location of the picture.
HTH...Kurt in S.A.
What are those angular headers, and what is that second rear side stand?
:mrgreen: nah, peter N was just teasing
Annual toy run. R100 engine. My usual kid cancelled, so I made Tony come to throw candy. I gave him a 10lb bag, but his hands are so big, we ran out in only 3 blocks. (I think he drew blood on a few of the spectators he hit!)
Got this R67/2 because it was supposed to be a restoration. A year later... almost have it sorted out. This is the picture when I got it- looks pretty good, anyway!
1954 R68 with ISDT exhaust
1957 R69 with Rauch headlight bucket and Hoske tank/fenders/exhaust
1962 R50S with NOS escort tank & fenders
1937 R17 - matching number bike, originally sold in USA, currently under restoration
1928 R57 - matching number bike, future restoration
You can see more pics at my website: www.earlesfork.com
Cheers,
James
My 69 R50
My 1964 R60/2
I can rebuild a M2B15 but I can't figure out how to post a picture of it. How pathetic...........
Peter D. Nettesheim
PS: here's what I have:
A picture saved on my computer in "My pictures"
Where do I go from there?
Peter, you need to get your picture up onto the internet someplace, like Smugmug ( http://www.smugmug.com) or Flickr ( http://www.flickr.com) or one of the many other photo hosting web sites.
Once your picture is up there, you need a link to it (a web URL, that begins, http://). This link must end with .jpg or the forum software won't work with it.
Then, once you have that, create a new post and put [img] and [/img] around the link, with no spaces. That should bring up your photo.
Darryl,
I have them now in smugmug gallery. OK, explain what I do now..
P
Ok, now that your photos are up on the net, select one, like this nice R32...
Right click on the picture and select Properties. Then click and drag over the Address (URL) field to highlight it. Type Ctrl-C to copy it. This is the URL here:
http://bmwmuseum.smugmug.com/photos/375704528_SQvhc-M.jpg
Notice that the URL ends with .jpg. If you don't have a URL like that, it won't work.
Now open up a reply here on the forum. Type the magic incantation [img] followed by pasting in the URL and then [/img]. Remember, no spaces anywhere, or it won't work. When you submit it, it will be replaced with the actual image, as below:
imghttp://bmwmuseum.smugmug.com/photos/375704483_jAMjt-S.jpg/img
OK I got the above but did I get the img part correct?
http://bmwmuseum.smugmug.com/photos/375704513_H3zXf-Ti.jpg/img
how about this?
Peter -
Just to help Darryl out...he's probably out riding!!
You're getting the URL part right...we can click on it which takes us to the website.
But to have it show directly in the post, you need the [img] directly infront of the http: part and the [/img] immediately after the .jpg. As you write in your post it would look like this:
["img"]http://bmwmuseum.smugmug.com/photos/375704513_H3zXf-Ti.jpg["/img"]
but without the quote marks that I inserted for a visual reference...take the " out and it should work. You almost got it on one of your posts. You just need the square brackets around the img part.
HTH...Kurt in S.A.
I call this "Twin Twins"
1928 R63
OK, Heres the R63 and the prior is the R16
Jeff,
And how is one suppose to make the pictures bigger??
Peter
Riding the R16 in the Black Forest. Even the cows are impressed!
By using the medium sized images over at smugmug, instead of the tiny ones.
The cows ought to be impressed! Is that a series 2 R16?
Who can name the bike? Quick.
Darryl, you are not included. We know you know everything!
http://aatherton2.home.insightbb.com/R69US_FS/R69US_FS.html