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Another thread on the forum gave me the idea.

Lets see your "homescreen screenshot".

We done this on another forum and some very interesting pics were posted..

Ill post mine shortly.

 



-- Edited by locky on Tuesday 5th of May 2015 09:08:15 PM

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Tablet screenshots

Locked screen

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Homescreen

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Haha sniper duty, nice. hope you read your email...smile



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biggrin I'll post my laptop screenshot after a few other have posted.



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I am a big FAIL Locky coz my screen background is from my picture folder and it "shuffles" through all the photos in it. This is where it was just now wink

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PS Twin monitors biggrinbiggrinbiggrin

 



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This is mine                     

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I'm a Luddite because I'm still using XP with SP3. smile

I have a few wallpapers that I change when I get bored - the one above is my 2005 Suzuki GSF1200 Special Edition - a grin making bike for my "hooligan" mood.

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Thats not a fail Brian. Its made me feel quite hungry.

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Nice looking Bandit Cubber.

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Thanks, Locky.

Here is one of my other wallpapers      

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This shows my 2000 TTR.

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Yum broccoli gratin! I shall post mine up shortly.

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screendump2.jpg

 

I knew if I waited long enough my mammoth Philps pasty would appear biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin



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Woah! That is mega!! biggrin



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Did you eat it all Brian ?

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locky wrote:

Did you eat it all Brian ?

I had some help wink



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I change wallpapers all the time, currently on my long bridge drove ford pic  smile

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Here is mine for fun! biggrin


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wp_ss_20150510_0001.pngOnly just worked it out on the phone ha, still don't know how to do it on the tablet!



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Yay done it!Screenshot_2015-05-10-14-45-36.png



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Nice pic. I like a weather app on my home screen. .

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I got the AccuWeather app there on home screen, weather widgets take up a lot of screen space I think

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I couldnt work out a screenshot but thsts the pic i use 😊2015-03-22 15.47.23.jpg



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Here is a shot of another of my wallpapers - it's where my forum name comes from. 

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It was my trail bike before I got my TTR.

1961 Triumph T20 Cub - modified somewhat. biggrin

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Thats cool! Those pegs are quite far back!

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Pete, the footpegs are fitted in the standard position - there is no other place to put them on a Cub. no

Try typing "trials tiger cub" into Google Images and have a look see.

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Here's one in action - but not me

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Was it not awkward/uncomfortable riding a trials bike on the trails?!... blankstare



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Well, it was certainly much more different than riding a TTR on the trails for sure. hmm

In honesty, I only ran it on trails for about five years. A lot in Northumberland and North Yorkshire with a few in Durham.

I trailed it in Devon from April 2010 until getting the TTR in August 2010.

In all the time I rode it I found it very capable, economical, very manageable and extremely light.

It would go where the TTR goes but without the comfort or style. It did over 100 miles average on a gallon.

When it wouldn't go I could virtually pick it up, tuck it under my arm and walk home with it. biggrin

The TTR in comparison with the Cub is like a Rolls Royce compared to a Mini. smile

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Cool pics Martyn, and one characterful bike. smile



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Hermosa moto !!!!!

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Martyn, I am surprised to hear that there were places you couldn't go on your cub, this lad is not having much trouble

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alanwebbo wrote:

Martyn, I am surprised to hear that there were places you couldn't go on your cub, ........

 I didn't say there were places I couldn't go, Alan. nono

I said, "When it wouldn't go", which should really tell you that the engine stopped - usually a lack of electrickery from the Boyer Box. blankstare

No - in fact the Cub could manage everything the TTR can - even deep water as long as the carburettor wasn't submerged!

Alas - it wasn't as fleet (top speed 50mph flat out) and I didn't like holding everyone up on fast sections or connecting roads.

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Cool little vid. That lad got talent.

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