Land's End Shopping Trip
OK folks the requests are in, and all over the place! Plus the stock at Lands' End changes hourly at one of these salesso much for a good thing being kept quiet! I'll hit LE this afternoon.if I see any large shirtsin the colors requested (everything except pink of course) I'll try to grab them and send them off for logo's. I'll let you know what I have, compare them to the requests and post the rest...for free for all grabbing. I'll keep ya posted Shawn P PS: if anyone has the original e-mail I sent to the group regarding logo number and how to contact Linda Boling at LE...please private mail me itto many computers to play with now and I can't remember where I left my notes!Robert W I know understand where all your time went while your business is growing! Fun for a while...but 250 on the GTS so far this year is not my idea of "enjoying life"!
Outlook Question for GTS Geeks! (NON GTS CONTENT)
I'm stumped guys galsI upgraded the office computers to Office 2000...including Outlook 2000. I have hence lost what I now view as a very importing feature in Outlook...and can't seem to get it back...suggestions please! In the ol Outlook...when I addressed an e-mail...it would auto fill the address line for metype GTand the address line [EMAIL PROTECTED] would automatically fill in Now I have to search for all my e-mail addresses in the address bookit's a true pain Shawn Pearsall Private answers please as this is not GTS content
Re: Accessories
Thanks for the advice! - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Multiple recipients of list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 19, 2000 1:18 PM Subject: Re: Accessories In a message dated 5/19/2000 12:41:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: For more powerful horns, check out any good auto parts store. I have a set of electric Fiamms (high pitched--132 dB?) which were purchased at my local Trak Auto and which I installed up under the front fairing, where the stock horns were. Had to make a bracket, and use a relay. Say folks At last years Rally in the Valley a Goldwing event in Salem, Va. I got a set of Amigo horns. Just as loud. On my 93 GTS they can be mounted on a cross bar under the head light behind that little grill. I found two bolts there that worked out just fine. Half of the horns will be visible and mine are chrome. Has a neat effect. Yes, you will need to use a relay. I mounted it where the stock horn was at. The stock circuit is hot and the button connects to ground. With them out in the front a lot of the blast goes out into the open. Have found when I needed them the other drivers have a look of panic to their face and are maneuvering rapidly out of the way. They mimic a fright truck nicely. Loud horns can startle chasing dogs to give up the chase and buzzards fly off road kill. I do believe that Fiamms are the best but they are scarce to find. What ever brand just make sure that the dB rating is 100+ for each horn. Ken Swartz
Re: GTS for sale repository
Good idea - Original Message - From: Neelin_Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Multiple recipients of list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, May 20, 2000 7:45 AM Subject: GTS for sale repository If someone is up to it, it's probably time to start some sort of central posting for GTS's for sale. Seems that a lot more are turning up. RObert Wilson
Re: CA NV UT CO WY SD ND Trip next week
I'm possibly interested, it would just be for a part of the CO portion of the trip. What roads/towns are on the agenda? Let me know, we'll talk. Phil On Sat, 20 May 2000, Neelin_Wilson wrote: I'm picking up my GTS at Bob Taylor's in Palm Springs area next Saturday leaving for Vegas, Zion Bryce Canyon Parks, Colorado, Black Hills, and then home. I'm meeting up with two Canuk bikers in CO that are coming from Winnipeg. Anyone (in addition to those that emailed me before) that wants a dingle on the tele ( or ride) let me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Anyone that is interested in hooking up with the Winnipeg riders for a ride they are leaving Winnipeg thursday night and riding to CO via ND, SD, WY. and welcome anyone. Robert Wilson
Re: New Member
Thanks Dude, Steven Puig suggested a 750 pipe I think I'll try. Thanks anyway... - Original Message - From: paramithas [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Multiple recipients of list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2000 10:37 PM Subject: Re: New Member Question: Anyone know of an exhaust system or slip-on other then "Smith = Brothers" $300.00 Pipe? May all your rides be safe and cool. PEACE!!! = "CruzinTrooper" Hey cruze, I made my own slip on, went to the local exhaust place and asked them to shape to my liking a pipe about 8" long with a slash cut at the end. I painted it a high temp silver (the same color as the Yamaha gray), looks like it came from the factory that way. I then simply slipped it onto the cat and since most of the back pressure is provided by the cat I assume there will be no worries about running the bike as such. Now the dbs are a bit high I must admit but what a great rumble going down the roadand by no means as offensive as an HD straight pipe, nor is it tiring on long hauls. It's not for every one but George and Marcia like it. _ NetZero - Defenders of the Free World Click here for FREE Internet Access and Email http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html
(Semi-fluff) Re: CA NV UT CO WY SD ND Trip next week
I see UT in the subject line. What part/when? Brandon (Feel free to reply off-line!)
