Suzuki 2 Strokes

It's always nice to do a quick intro before asking for 'stuff'.
Just basics like which general area you're in, and a bit about your biking history.
It's pointless giving a technical answer to your questions for instance, if you aren't technical.
You'll have a better chance of getting replies to your queries then.

Welcome to the forum.

Fairy nuff.

It never ceases to amaze me that so many people find it difficult to be polite and say 'hello', then wonder why they don't get much, or any help. Well, baldy, you're right about goodbye, with an attitude like yours, we can do without folks like you. Don't forget your dummy (comforter.)

When a newby registers to join, I always send a message asking that a first post is a basic introduction - as in
'Hi "name", Welcome to Sundial Suzuki forum.
Please do a quick intro as a first post - just basics of who you are and the general area you'e from. A bit about your biking history would be good too.
Lots of experience on here!!
Alan.'

Is anything wrong with that?

No-one would just walk into a room and announce that they wanted 'something', they'd say hello first wouldn't they? Ah well, as his name suggested - he was 'hair yesterday and gone today'.
More info on the subject.
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none whatsoever alan, completely agree
cheers, dd.