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So in 2005 I started a GS project and posted all of it here. Although all the pictures were hosted on a seperate website, where I had a detailed build as well. Sometime in 2010 I accidentally lost the domain registration and all the online files. That made the original thread of my build kind of useless (and frustrating) without any pictures. In that domain loss, I also lost the ability to retrieve my password for this site, and instead just created a new one "CivilRock".
I recently got back my civilrock.com domain, and have been rebuilding the website. I've been wanting to re-create my GS1100EZ build for a while now, and now's as good a time as ever, because I'm starting to fiddle with the bike again.
I've only got about 1/2 of the content back up, but there's enough for a visit now. It's kind of a difficult task to rebuild the site because I have the raw HTML files where I can dig out the text, but my picture files don't match up, and I'm using a totally different (easier/free) method to build the site. If you know anything about web authoring you know what I'm talking about. It's a language that I haven't spoken in a long time.
It's been a fun trip re-living this as I'm re-creating the story. I had forgot a lot about the bike even. But the story continues, takes some interesting turns, and then keeps going. This bike has a life of it's own.
The site is a work in progress, but hopefully I'll have the GS1100EZ section done in the next couple weeks. Enjoy:
-Kevin
I recently got back my civilrock.com domain, and have been rebuilding the website. I've been wanting to re-create my GS1100EZ build for a while now, and now's as good a time as ever, because I'm starting to fiddle with the bike again.
I've only got about 1/2 of the content back up, but there's enough for a visit now. It's kind of a difficult task to rebuild the site because I have the raw HTML files where I can dig out the text, but my picture files don't match up, and I'm using a totally different (easier/free) method to build the site. If you know anything about web authoring you know what I'm talking about. It's a language that I haven't spoken in a long time.
It's been a fun trip re-living this as I'm re-creating the story. I had forgot a lot about the bike even. But the story continues, takes some interesting turns, and then keeps going. This bike has a life of it's own.
The site is a work in progress, but hopefully I'll have the GS1100EZ section done in the next couple weeks. Enjoy:
-Kevin
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