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I told you!

Congrats!

Show us your ride documents if you want.

 

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It's official!
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Nice!

Going to put a sticker on your bike?

 

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I haven't decided yet on the sticker. Probably on my helmet.

Good idea.

Safe to say you're the only Iron Butt here. .. at least for several years, a decade? I've been here ten.

 

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Wonder if there's space to put Iron Butt 2022 under your profile pic, under your name.

Edit: Maybe that's not an option anymore, don't see the button for it.

Editeded: you can type it in the slot for your vehicle. Where mine has 2003 VN750 you can type in Iron Butt 2022.

 

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On my

Not to hijack Jason's thread here but can anyone tell me how to enlarge the screenshots he posted so I can see them better? I'm on a laptop which in theory should be big enough but I'm guessing that I'm missing whatever the rest of you are doing that enables you to see and comment.

On my phone I just pinch the screen.

On the computer I would right click, select 'open image in new tab'. Then while viewing, hold CTRL and scroll the mouse wheel forward to zoom in.

If you have the option you can also open the image in a photo viewer, then zoom.

CTRL and scroll forward will also zoom in on a web page, make text larger, etc.

 

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Your helpful knowledge once more proves boundless, Spockster - thank you!
I had been trying the CTRL-scroll to zoom method but when applied to the smaller inline image, the results were too blurry to make out. The suggestion to first open the image in a new tab however is pure genius. All these years, I've seen that option at the top of my right-click menu and paid no attention to it. It's a game changer!

You're welcome and thanks.

Using a new tab helps with a slower connection, since you don't have to reload the original page when you go back. Finally got fiber optic here, so I don't have to worry about slow connections anymore. Huge improvement in the speed.

Punching the center mouse wheel automatically opens in a new tab.