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hey how come i didnt get one of those shiny stars after my donation. LOL i want my fame
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you ain't beggin good enough!
regards
Taffy
regards
Taffy
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Is there a list of Dealers who support this site somewhere? If there is where is it and if there isn't there should be. I would be more than willing and actually I would prefer to order all my parts and accesories from the top Dealer contributers to this site. Cheers!
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I'm new to the site... and love it (as well as use it), but have NEVER donated and now feel quite guilty!
To cut to the chase, based on the ratio of members:costs, what would be a reasonable donation to make? Let me know and I'll get it sorted... IMMEDIATELY.
Keep up the good work guys... the site rocks!
Addict
To cut to the chase, based on the ratio of members:costs, what would be a reasonable donation to make? Let me know and I'll get it sorted... IMMEDIATELY.
Keep up the good work guys... the site rocks!
Addict
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PacelineAddict said:
I don't want to let this question go unanswered. Even though I do not have the answer. I would suggest at least $50 USD a year. I know times are tough for some, but $50 over a years time shouldnt hurt too much (after all, you do own a Husaberg or 2 right
) It doesnt have to happen in one lump sum. Of course more is better, and thanks to those that do throw a few bucks json's way.This site functions solely off donantions, there is no income from advertisements. The banners ads are all non gratus.
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I like to try and contribute $25 a month. To me it's more than worth it, as I have found so many answers over the years and learned so much. Not just about Berg's, but, bikes in general, and have been able to pay it forward to many folks that have needed help.
FWIW, this site is admired by many people, for all the right reasons. At the risk of sounding snooty, this site is shall we say, mature. One of the main reasons that Husaberg N/A was involved in FR 3, was b/c of the way everyone conducts themselves here, helping one another out, and not trashing the brand. But, rather, finding solutions to known problems and passing them along to the UHE community. Sure, a few folks have made a little money here and there, like ORANGEBERG, and his weep hole fix for the second generation motors. Anyone who installed one is I'm sure eternally grateful for money well spent to alleviate that annoying oil dribbling problem. And Boss, bit the bullet and gave us the 4 gallon tank for those epic long rides, when no other fuel tank manufacturer would touch our bikes. Other folks like Taffy, with help from Maddel (?), produced the owners doc, a treasure trove of information for hard lessons learned that has helped many folks fix, or prevent failures. Taffy, taught me how to jet the FCR carb's, I sort of mastered it just in time to buy the FI bike! However, I have been able to use that knowledge to jet several Husaberg's and KTM's to great success and many smiles from their owners-increasing the overall fun factor and satisfaction.
Other members like Ned 37 ( I don't know why it's 37 he's obviously older than that! ), are always around to answer technical questions, and have come up with some great solutions and or up grades to our bikes. Berger, is always around as well, also with sound mechanical advice.
I don't mean to slight anyone by not mentioning them, but, I'd be here all night trying to remember everyone who has chimed in over the years and provided great solutions to problems little and great, that have made my riding experiences over the years on Husabergs fantastic.
So as far as what amount should you contribute? What every you can or feel comfortable with. Every little bit counts, especially if a lot of people are contributing a little!
FWIW, this site is admired by many people, for all the right reasons. At the risk of sounding snooty, this site is shall we say, mature. One of the main reasons that Husaberg N/A was involved in FR 3, was b/c of the way everyone conducts themselves here, helping one another out, and not trashing the brand. But, rather, finding solutions to known problems and passing them along to the UHE community. Sure, a few folks have made a little money here and there, like ORANGEBERG, and his weep hole fix for the second generation motors. Anyone who installed one is I'm sure eternally grateful for money well spent to alleviate that annoying oil dribbling problem. And Boss, bit the bullet and gave us the 4 gallon tank for those epic long rides, when no other fuel tank manufacturer would touch our bikes. Other folks like Taffy, with help from Maddel (?), produced the owners doc, a treasure trove of information for hard lessons learned that has helped many folks fix, or prevent failures. Taffy, taught me how to jet the FCR carb's, I sort of mastered it just in time to buy the FI bike! However, I have been able to use that knowledge to jet several Husaberg's and KTM's to great success and many smiles from their owners-increasing the overall fun factor and satisfaction.
Other members like Ned 37 ( I don't know why it's 37 he's obviously older than that!
), are always around to answer technical questions, and have come up with some great solutions and or up grades to our bikes. Berger, is always around as well, also with sound mechanical advice. I don't mean to slight anyone by not mentioning them, but, I'd be here all night trying to remember everyone who has chimed in over the years and provided great solutions to problems little and great, that have made my riding experiences over the years on Husabergs fantastic.
So as far as what amount should you contribute? What every you can or feel comfortable with. Every little bit counts, especially if a lot of people are contributing a little!
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Just gone with USD $30 with a view to making this a twice yearly contribution.
Cheers guys...
Chris
Cheers guys...
Chris
$460 of donations last month. I am not sure what goes on behind the scences in UHE so I wonder if that is good or bad?
I prefer a read of UHE than buying a Dirt Bike Magazine. I reckon even a small donation equivalent to the cost of a magazine is worthwhile.
Here is a challenge, as many people as they can donate the cc size of their bike in cents this month. I just tipped $5.70 in.
Take the time set up a PayPal account if you don't already have one, it's safe and easy and very handy.
Check Ya's
Davo.
I prefer a read of UHE than buying a Dirt Bike Magazine. I reckon even a small donation equivalent to the cost of a magazine is worthwhile.
Here is a challenge, as many people as they can donate the cc size of their bike in cents this month. I just tipped $5.70 in.
Take the time set up a PayPal account if you don't already have one, it's safe and easy and very handy.
Check Ya's
Davo.
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its the GFC
I tried in sept but it didn't work
ripple effects only just hit me :lol:
I tried in sept but it didn't work
ripple effects only just hit me :lol:
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New member here . As I may be on what I've been told is - old thred - . Oh well . . . . Here goes . I will gladly donate . Too old fashoned to trust E- gobbledeeeee gooook ! Will send money order if I have a valid address . I am shure you have it posted on site but I cant navigate or type . I can still ride - that's about it .
