Kawasaki Triples Club

Thats cheap for the paddock stands!
Fortunately my RC30 came with a rear one as did the RC30 i have just sold.
I bought a front one recently but paid £65 for that one alone.
I also have the rear type shown in the pic for other bikes.
Again its a case of you really need all of it!
Bench and stands.
And you can combine the two.
This was new chain on the RC30 before the Manx last year.
Torturous to do with no bench and no stand

You haven't worked out how to rotate your pics then Collyolly?

Tried everything my limited ‘technophobe brain’ would allow and the answer is No
Give us a clue otherwise turn your monitor on it’s head.

I have done it for you. Are you using a PC?

That’s like magic !
No I am using an I-Pad, I am now wondering if it’s because I am left handed I am using the I-Pad upside down. I have been into the photo file and rotated the picture but it still loads as it was originally taken when uploaded onto the club site, any pointers as I have another thread of pictures I would like to correct
Regards

It's a bit more difficult on that Apple rubbish. You need to find a decent Photo Editor app, then rotate your photo 180° in that and save it before you upload it

Well that’s not going to happen, me and apps don’t click, I will try taking the photos again holding it the other way up.
If you get a couple of minutes could you go into Modified Sports and Specials section and correct my ‘Homemade Rearsets’ photos,
The second batch of photos are the ones off my new I-Pad that I am having difficulty correcting
Many thanks in advance

Om my apple computer desktop. (its not one of Tonys rubbish ones ) I go into the photos and right click.it brings up a menu. (See Pic) I left click rotate clockwise and repeat the left clicking and rotating till the pic is where i want it.

p.s. I have an iPad myself and they have their uses, but are very limited in what they can do.

Collyolly wrote:If you get a couple of minutes could you go into Modified Sports and Specials section and correct my ‘Homemade Rearsets’ photos

Done

Many thanks Tony

I have the machine mart ‘Clarke’ lift .... the one that’s hydraulic & pneumatic ... hook it up to your compressor and simply press a lever .. hey presto bike is at eye level before you can say back ache !