Devon TRF Group Forum

I was going to ask whether Steve actually searched before making his request.

It's been found taht the forum "search" doesn't always work.

as found before CLICKY HERE 

Brian's Google suggestion is much better and works well.

Martyn

Steve H wrote:

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This excellent forum has been going for years now and loads of questions have been asked (and answered).

Before asking a question click on the search box below the log in details & put in some key words.

Chances are your question has been asked & answered before, if not then is the time to post a new question.

You can always mention you've done it after  

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Hasn't this point been raised before?

http://devongtrf.activeboard.com/t49717212/inquisitive-or-lazy/

Just an observation......

This is the same issue/problem on most other sites but searching doesnt always reflect the most up to date info.

I can search for an issue with bike X, and get some 2 year-old feedback. But by now we have more experience of said bike and different opinions from different riders.

The same might even be said for repairs etc - probably some great info in our database, but is it up to date and does someone now have a far better way of doing it?

I guess a search should be done first but if information looks dated, or the fix doesnt work then ask................

I think the forum would go very quiet if we all simply used/read the vast and often old information that's in there. But on the flip side too many easily answerable questions are just a search click away.........

You can't win...............