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I also pinstriped the front fender.. All with silver and gold 1-shot enamel. The bike is done and ready to be picked up! :-)
Motorcycle Show at Peach Days
Brigham City “Peach Days” events. Shot with 1956 Speed Graphic with 90mm Optar rapax lens. Shot on Fuji Instax Wide film with the Lomograflok. f/32 at 1/ 125 ISO 800. This lens with the proper focusing cam is just a blast to shoot on this camera, especially when it is adjusted for the Instax. First time I’ve had this much fun shooting in public.
Everyone was curious or complimentary about the camera.
Funny that normal cameras can make people a tad uncomfortable but for some reason this camera just makes them curious, and they want to participate in the fun.
my art once again. Yakky and his co-star are taking a break outside the casting office on the Hanna Barbera lot
Today I went to the Bray Airshow Spectacular. I must admit I struggled to get good shots I just couldn't keep focus for long enough and the HS10 wasn't exactly fast:( Also I must say that when compared to other years it wasn't great....still good fun though.
Hope you guys like the shots anyway!
Bray,Co.Wicklow,Ireland
Darwin Motorcycles continues to partner with leading innovative companies to make the Brass Balls Bobbers & Choppers the coolest production custom bike available while supporting companies in the motorcycle industry. The Brass Balls 69 Chopper features superior components made by the following companies:
Leroy-Thompson: Brass Balls Signature Risers, Grips, Wheels & Rotors; Crime Scene Choppers: Speedster Gas Cap, Oil tank, Rapide Head and tail lights; Hawg Halters: Brass Balls brake calipers; Baker: Transmission; D&D: Performance Exhaust; Excel: Hand & Foot controls; Led Sled: Rear fender
All fabrication, assembly and paint done in-house at Darwin Motorcycles, World Headquarters in Oklahoma City, OK. USA
bicycle "chopper" électrique et à pédales... il ne manque... que le son du moteur Harley :)
That's an electric motorbike, with pedals, for extra human power.. With its looks, it's just missing the sound of an Harley engine! :)
Chopper jumping around in the snow.
He reminds me of a little deer, here, as he does at home when he occasionally lies down w/ his little front paw sort of curled under.
C1-10P, commonly known as "Chopper," or simply "Chop," was a masculine C1-series astromech droid manufactured by Industrial Automaton that was active during the Clone Wars and the early years of the Galactic Empire. He was a member of the Spectres, a rebel cell led by the Twi'lek captain Hera Syndulla and the Jedi Kanan Jarrus that fought against the Empire. He was responsible for maintaining the Ghost, a modified VCX-100 light freighter which served as the rebel cell's main base of operations.
During his time with the crew of the Ghost, Chopper took part in numerous raids and missions against Imperial targets. Due to his old age and lack of regular maintenance, Chopper developed an argumentative, cantankerous, and mischievous personality. Despite these personality flaws, he was a loyal member of his rebel crew. Later, Chopper and his fellow rebels joined the Phoenix Cell, which was part of the rebellion. In 3 BBY, he befriended the Imperial RA-7 protocol droid AP-5. Together, the two played an important role in helping the Phoenix rebels discover a new base on the planet Atollon, which was named Chopper Base in Chopper's honor.
C1-10P, commonly known as "Chopper," or simply "Chop," was a masculine C1-series astromech droid manufactured by Industrial Automaton that was active during the Clone Wars and the early years of the Galactic Empire. He was a member of the Spectres, a rebel cell led by the Twi'lek captain Hera Syndulla and the Jedi Kanan Jarrus that fought against the Empire. He was responsible for maintaining the Ghost, a modified VCX-100 light freighter which served as the rebel cell's main base of operations.
During his time with the crew of the Ghost, Chopper took part in numerous raids and missions against Imperial targets. Due to his old age and lack of regular maintenance, Chopper developed an argumentative, cantankerous, and mischievous personality. Despite these personality flaws, he was a loyal member of his rebel crew. Later, Chopper and his fellow rebels joined the Phoenix Cell, which was part of the rebellion. In 3 BBY, he befriended the Imperial RA-7 protocol droid AP-5. Together, the two played an important role in helping the Phoenix rebels discover a new base on the planet Atollon, which was named Chopper Base in Chopper's honor.
DRS 20s 308 and 305 arriving at Crewe heading the empty stock for the 'Topper Chopper' Railtour.
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Brass Balls Bobbers ( www.brassballsbobbers.com) went to the Smoke Out 10 East event and brought back these photographs form the Big 10 Year event.
Everything comes together at “The Rock” . The 10th Anniversary Smoke Out will be the most entertaining chopper event ever. The event includes bands, a chop off, XS Speed’s mini-bike races (super-hero costume required), roller derby, vendors, & drag racing.
The bands this year include The Kings of Hell, Uncle Scratch’s Gospel Revival, Jasmine Cain and Blackberry Smoke. Blackberry Smoke is an awesome Southern Rock style band that does covers and originals. It is Southern Rock the way it is supposed to sound.
The Smoke Out is about choppers. It is about builders, from professional builders to those bloody-knuckled guys (and ladies) burning the midnight oil in an unheated shed to build a chopper they can call their own. Chops of all makes are featured, American, British, Japanese, everything. The event is about riders, cross-town to cross-country in a rainstorm.
There are two distinct groups of people at the Smoke Out. The first group is the readers, builders and riders known as THE HORSE world network of operatives. The core of the chopper world. This is the place to be for the Chopper World State of the Union Address.
The second group of invited guest is those that want to observe the core of the chopper world.