Please Read - This is a Test

[Wayne]

A member has advised me that it appears like he cannot see my posts when he scans "View the most recent posts on the forum." from the Home Page of the forum.

Please respond to this post and let me know if you found it by viewing "View the most recent posts on the forum." or if you had to go into the new posts in the General category to see it.

Thank You.

[markb]

I saw it by cllcking on "Show unread posts since last visit"

[jkp2240]

It worked for me!
John

[sandcastdoctor]

Me too!!

[jkp2240]

Must have been a Harley guy!

[kmb69]

Ok here.

[steff750]

  checked it three times and it works for me
     

Must have been a Harley guy!

yes he must be Honda's don't break down

 "did you know 90% of all Harley's ever made are still on the road ,the other 10% made it home"   

[nmbr12]

10/4 on the most recent posts...

[Joe K]

I see your post, Wayne in the recent posts.

Joe K.

[kp]

I don't have a "View the most recent posts on the forum."choice on the home screen I see. I have "show unread posts since last visit" but nothing else. So what am I missing Jimmy
And no, I don't own a Harley 

[cb7504]

View the most recent posts on the forum is working for me.

kp: View the most recent posts on the forum: Is located at the bottom of the page just under LATEST POSTS and just above MORE STATS.

[kp]

Hi Marty
Thanks for the heads up on that. I never get that far down the page which is probably why I missed it, but tis a working all righty
I'm just out to the garage to see if one of my bikes actually is a Harley 

[cb7504]

kp: Look for the bike with the oil spots under it, (no oil spots no Harley).

[Steve Swan]

"Harley-Davidson; made of tin, ride 'em out and push 'em in.  You can't wear out an Indian Scout, nor it's brother the Indian Chief.  It's all those Harley's that cause eternal grief."  (old saw from the 'teens through the 30's when there was strong rivalry between the brands and rider loyalty to home town dealerships.)  Sorry, Wayne and Mark !!  heh, heh.

[markb]

No worries.    I'd have to say though that I've probably seen as many leaky CB750's as H-D's.