Question about pics...
 

When I upload a pic, it appears as this tiny pic which, when clicked upon, becomes larger. But i see many pics in these threads that are already full size or nearly full size. Are they being uploaded differently? I searched the FAQs but couldn't find an answer to this. Thanks.

Mine come from Photobucket.

Riding friend Bill

http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/h...ndTheTruck.jpg

Larger pictures are being hosted on other sites.

Photo Bucket

2013 INDY TDC Slideshow by 10wheels | Photobucket

Ah, thanks. :thumb:

another Photobucket Photo from today's First Ride of Spring club ride:

http://i189.photobucket.com/albums/z...M/IMG_3957.jpg

You used to know this. ;)

The more I know, the more I forget. The more I forget, the less I know. The less I know, the more I remember. The more I remember, the more I know. Rinse and repeat.

What were we talking about? I forgot.

If it's spring, that must be a pothole. Looks like she got kinda close to that one!

The problem with hosting photos on another site is that there is less control over those photos. So it is not uncommon to have someone pull up an old page where all the remotely hosted photos are missing.

There is a trick to making photos hosted on BikeForums bigger.

• Insert your image.
• Go to a preview page and open the link in a new window.
• Copy the URL from this new page, and paste it back into your document surrounded by [img] and [/img]

You will end up with both the thumbnail and the big photo.

I really prefer thumbnails, cuts down on the clutter. It's easy to click on those you want to look at, and you can avoid silly photos like a close-up of a bran muffin (really???).

You should have seen the bad potholes that were on the route. :eek:
Ride leader said she started out marking them with paint, but before long realized the club couldn't afford that much paint.

Your road crews are obviously rank amateurs compared to Michigan's. That's what ours look like after they've been filled.

In the UK, when the local authorities fill in potholes, the roads usually end up with little mounds about as high as the potholes were deep.

the older I get, the more I realize I don't know it all