Thursday, 5 February 2009

Tips on how to get the most out of the site

  1. You need to be a member to access the best features
  2. Your Inbox is the best way to findout whats new here. Look at the very top of the screen and you will see "Inbox" towards the left. You must be signed in to Multipy and be a member of this Classical Gas Group to get the benefit.
  3. You can set up your membership to get an email when something new happens here. To do this goto "my account" located in top right hand corner. Then click on "My email alerts". Tick the boxes "Classical Gas for Trials Enthusiasts" and "and replies
  4. Replying to a post - If you are signed on there will be an "Add a Comment" box at the bottom of the treads. Just type in that and click on "Submit". Sophisticated users  can "Reply" to an individual comment which will appear in the relevant place in Threaded View.
  5. You can post a new Discussion, Market Item, Photo or Video. But first you must be logged in. Then goto - http://classicaltrials.multiply.com/ On this page click on "Add to Blog" under Discussion Area, "Add Listing" under Market etc etc
  6. Any problems send me a Personal Message or email mleete24@hotmail.com

 

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6 comments:

  1. alastair queen8 February 2009 at 01:59

    keyed in my user name as you suggested, Michael...unbeknown to me it added two more letters , now will not let me alter it.....as I only have one email address.......

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  2. Michael Leete8 February 2009 at 02:31

    Hi Alistair,

    It isn't possible to change user ID's. So you can

    1. Run with the one you have and I will put your user name in key to user ID's

    2. Canel your account and try again. To do this goto My account (top RH corner) then Accounbt information and itd at the bottom.

    I think it must have been an unintential typo. However if AlistairQueen is already in use try AlistairQueen99 or something.

    Michael

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  3. darren simpson18 October 2009 at 07:23

    anyone out there that can give me any tips on under body protection for a sprite?all ideas welcome many thanks darren.

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  4. Michael Leete18 October 2009 at 10:07

    Darren its best to goto http://classicaltrials.multiply.com/ (the front page) and add a new blog to the New Discussion area.

    This is because as a new topic its best to start a new thread so the guys see it.

    Michael

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  5. darren simpson20 October 2009 at 11:12

    thanks michael i will do that.

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  6. David Jackson6 October 2010 at 09:40

    Down draft progressive choke weber on Fiat 2 litre twin cam.
    I am told this carb can give problems related to pick up/smooth operation when on bumpy inclines. Is this so? Also that there is a mod. Any comments or suggestions welcome. The alternative is an SU HIF6 or HS8

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