This is a test of photo posting...(//)
Sorry - I've posted photos from Photobucket here before, but can't recall how...
The post in FAQS is no help - Photobucket doesn't look anything like what is shown.
You need to add a link in between the image tags. In your first post there is no link.
Quote from: cencalal on June 23, 2016, 04:48:49 PM
Well, that didn't work. How can I delete this post? ???
Click 'remove' to the right of your post, but you can't delete the thread. [bang]
Quote from: cencalal on June 23, 2016, 04:53:07 PM
Sorry - I've posted photos from Photobucket here before, but can't recall how...
The post in FAQS is no help - Photobucket doesn't look anything like what is shown.
Three lines top left corner of the picture -> Share -> click on "Direct" (=auto copy)
Paste between the tabs which appear when you click the image/scenery button here.
(http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/r762/delmartini/IMG_3915_zpsu1ayp5g3.jpg)
Thanks all! [roll] That's the after photo - here's the before:
(http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/r762/delmartini/IMG_3904_zpsz10h5bnn.jpg)[/URL]
I had asked in a previous post about the Panigale switchgear...
http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=73520.0 (http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=73520.0)
...and when that seemed like more trouble and expense than I was up for, I looked for an alternative. Didn't have to look too far, as I have an SV650 which has these switches, and a few measurements confirmed that they would give me the better turning radius I was after, and the better looks too. Found a nice clean set on ebuy for $35 and was able to solder them to the M695 wires without melting anything. (This required a few beers.) The Mster had a separate throttle with larger diameter cable pulleys and the SV is a one piece throttle/switch module...
(http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/r762/delmartini/IMG_3903_zpsnzvj6wqq.jpg)
...so I found a throttle body pulley of the matching 34mm diameter (most are this diameter - don't know what this one came from) and adapted it. I made this simple bracket to mount the shortened SV throttle cable:
(http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/r762/delmartini/IMG_3913_zpsuxk1lg73.jpg)
I was able to eliminate the fast idle cable and it's bracket because with the FatDuc oxygen sensor manipulator there's no need - it idles and runs fine when cold.
Look to the right of the post. You can modify, or remove
Thanks. I knew that - I was just hoping you'd answer so I could see the photo of the blonde babe again. :-*
:D
Why would my photos be gone? There are only boxes with a question mark in a blue square...
Photobucket does maintenance from time to time and pics will disappear then return.
I see - thanks again. A guy can learn a lot on this forum - even if it's not about motorcycles.
Apparently nobody cares about my switches anyway... :(
As long as you didn't delete them from your album, they should regenerate. Oh and it doesn't matter if anyone other than you like them or not. ;)
Quote from: cencalal on June 28, 2016, 11:56:32 PM
I see - thanks again. A guy can learn a lot on this forum - even if it's not about motorcycles.
Apparently nobody cares about my switches anyway... :(
Actually, they are pretty snappy looking... nice job, particularly with the cable fab at the throttle body. I always liked my Honda switches, but it's a nogo with my 796 because of the data toggle.