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Rear view mirror of the guy in front of me. Actually just showing the new Record shifters, $252.00 including shipping at Preformance with 20% coupon.
Rear view mirror of the guy in front of me. Actually just showing the new Record shifters, $252.00 including shipping at Preformance with 20% coupon.
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Originally Posted by bluecd
here are my two.
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i can't believe that since i saw this thread i have been thinking - seriously - about what floor surface would be the best background for the photos of my dashboard....
photos on the way. (followed soon by the men in white coats to take me away...)
sorry for the oversize image:
photos on the way. (followed soon by the men in white coats to take me away...)
sorry for the oversize image:
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Originally Posted by KirkeIsWaiting
my dash...
Tequila Joe....that link is fantastico!
Tequila Joe....that link is fantastico!
nice!
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Originally Posted by Ostuni
i can't believe that since i saw this thread i have been thinking about what floor surface would be the best background for the photos of my dashboard....
photos on the way. (followed soon by the men in white coats with butterfly nets....)
photos on the way. (followed soon by the men in white coats with butterfly nets....)
Absolutely!
I have black carpet in my studio just for that reason.
I always consider the background when I photograph.
Eliminates several steps in photoshop too!
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Originally Posted by ovoleg
Is that VW dash? looks kinda like a Jetta/Golf dash
nice!
nice!
good call.
GLi. the Jetta.
nice thing, everything in the car is also illuminated in blue.
window switches, radio, temp controls. ect.
subtle.....
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Originally Posted by iceberg
Aww, I went through the trouble of making this, and someone beat me to it.
Oh well.
Oh well.
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Originally Posted by ViperZ
I love the Flightdeck
The 2 things I like most is that I can control everything from the brake hoods, and I love the gear indicator
Only problem I had was initial set up on the left side. The gear indicator would not work, until I bent the contact tab out further and made sure it was aligned properly. No problems since.
Here is a dashboard Sweep
The 2 things I like most is that I can control everything from the brake hoods, and I love the gear indicator
Only problem I had was initial set up on the left side. The gear indicator would not work, until I bent the contact tab out further and made sure it was aligned properly. No problems since.
Here is a dashboard Sweep
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Mine didn't turn out too well, but I wasted the time taking the picture, so I might as well post it. The best thing about it is the way the road is blurred.
I'll throw in a nice tree for the heck of it. Most of them are still green around here, but a few have started changing colors.
I'll throw in a nice tree for the heck of it. Most of them are still green around here, but a few have started changing colors.
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Originally Posted by bigbossman
Miyata:
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Originally Posted by hillyman
What kind of double leg kickstand is that? Looks lighter than my ESGE.
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Newbie here, fortunately Colorado is GREAT for this stuff!!
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<< This spot reserved for 'Dashboard' Photo of the Traveler to be posted this evening >>
I just wrapped the bars and had a net headset put in so it's about time I posted some more shots!
I just wrapped the bars and had a net headset put in so it's about time I posted some more shots!
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Originally Posted by miSSionary
Newbie here, fortunately Colorado is GREAT for this stuff!!
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Sorry, and the dashboard is actually absent from the pics, but that IS where they were taken from. Next time bigger, always BIGGER, got it!!
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Hmm, I need a smaller digital camera, can't quite lug it out on rides just yet... But, here's a dashboard I was using in '88:
and a more recent version:
and a much more exciting version:
and a more recent version:
and a much more exciting version:
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Originally Posted by TexasGuy
Blurry.
Really blurry
Front view.
Nice aft view
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Originally Posted by DannoXYZ
Hmm, I need a smaller digital camera, can't quite lug it out on rides just yet... But, here's a dashboard I was using in '88:
Looks like you've been a Steve Jobs fan for a while though.
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My dashboard
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Originally Posted by baiskeli
My dashboard
T.J.
No pictures of body parts unless you are a lady with scabby (but nice) legs. (100+ replies & 3000+ views) Sheesh!
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