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My business partner Chris Ranuio, sits on my last Triumph chopper we built from parts from our store. He was the face for retail customers of the company and I was the behind the scenes guy. Over the years I never appeared with any of my bikes in any magazine. I painted this bike in my garage spray booth at home. All the square molding on the frame was done by hand with bondo. Web find, sent to me by a friend in Italy. Street Chopper magazine August 1972
Railfreight liveried class 20 locomotive 20118 (D8118) "Saltburn-by-the-Sea" clearly displaying the Thornaby Kingfisher, its home depots motif, is seen on shed at Buxton.
New to Polmadie on 8/3/62 and still in use today (October 2014)
12th November 1989
Circa 1967, Dave was the first locally to put a Harley springer fork on a 650 Bonneville. His was also one of the first with an HD 16 inch rear rim laced to a Triumph hub/brake assembly. In 1967 you could not buy a complete 21 inch spool wheel like you see on this bike. We bought blank spokes and thread rolling machines from Hap Jones in San Francisco. The spool hub came from the Harley shop and was a racing part number for the KR750 flat track bikes. Steel rims were purchased from the Husqvarna dealer or the Harley dealer. After cutting and threading 40 spokes to fit the whole wheel went to the chrome shop. Lacing and wheel truing were done in the garage at home. Scanned from a 42 year old Kodak print.
Price Chopper, Worchester, MA, 7/2016, pics by Mike Mozart AKA MiMo on Instagram Instagram.com/MikeMozart
C9 and C13 are seen arriving into Wolli Creek platform 1 with run 28-H heading to the City via Airport.
Street photography from the edges of the financial district in London. I never did manage to work out what was going on here!
Realizing that I was standing at a bad spot I took this photo of a chopper and walked out onto a traffic island where I spent a few minutes photographing the many motorcycles. Photos to come later as it is full Summer outside, so what am I doing in front of my PC?
That new attack chopper is unbelievable. It's like something straight out of some crazy futuristic post-apocalypse movie. Then again so's basically everything else we have for this whole Bloodfall thing. The coolest thing about it is that it comes with this advanced A.I. It's responsive, like we can talk to it and give it specific orders and it'll listen while it flies the helicopter itself. As long as it doesn't go Terminator on us, I'm totally fine with this. J says I'm a natural pilot, better than he ever was. If anything that's just because when I was a teenager the computer me and my mom had at our house had a copy of Flight Simulator 2000 that I threw away way too many hours of my life on because I was too scared to ever go outside or make friends or anything. Before I met J I already had a decent enough idea of how a helicopter works and how to fly it. Hell, if I never met J I might've gone for a commercial pilot career. Not that this life ain't fun or anything. A couple days after we got the chopper, we got word of a hilariously illegal weapons shipment stopping by an old slaughterhouse near Port Adams. A block away I could already smell the rotting meat. Didn't take away from my excitement, though. because tonight I brought the Xeno Cannon with me. Might be overkill, but I don't care because I really wanna see what this'll do. And I knew I'd be using it because when we got to the gate the first thing I saw was a goddamn mercenary guarding the door next to some crates. Mercenaries are rarely decent people to start, and this one's in on illegal arms trafficking. I wasn't gonna feel too bad about making him my test dummy, but J had to ruin the moment and throw his blade at him, sliding him right in half at the waist.
"You dick! I had a perfect shot on him!"
"Sorry. Always wanted to do that."
"Goddammit, J..."
"...hm, military-grade body armor and a matching AR. An AUG to boot. Arnie loves those."
"What's in the crates? They look pretty new."
"Let's find out....holy shit, M72s? I love these!"
"They're massively illegal, though, so..."
"I'm pretty sure every congressional prick is just all for you having that laser cannon you're just oh-so casually leaning on right now."
"Could say the same about your minigun, or what did you call it? You gave it this little name, it was soooo cute! What was it?..."
"One; screw you. Two; Sasha."
"Pffffthehehehehe...."
"....and behind curtain number two is?!....ah shit..."
"...hey, I-I know that stuff.....venom, right?"
"Yep, and there's probably more inside."
"The guy who pushed this crap, though, uh...Bane, right? You killed him."
"And his operation got shut down shortly after. Looks like what's left of his crew's trying to start thing's back up. Figured shithead with the AUG here looked familiar."
"Well, they're back in Gotham, let's give them the proper welcome...."
My first attempt at bikes. Having seen the amazing creations by _Tiler, I had to give it a go!
C&C always welcome :)
Tony Tony Chopper is the doctor of the Straw Hat Pirates. He is a blue-nosed reindeer, who gained human properties by eating the zoan-type devil fruit called Human-Human Fruit.
Parked in front of an Irish Bar, I couldn't resist shooting this bike. I shot on RAW and split it into three exposures with CS3 RAW viewer then processed in Photomatix. Reopened in CS3 for additional touch up.
When I went to Bricks by the Bay, I had meant to bring two MOCs. This is the one I forgot at home. D'oh. I've long thought that the torso of the Ooni Beast from the notorious Galidor line looked like the gas tank of a custom chopper, so I was inspired to build this. All 100% LEGO, though there are some dodgy techniques being employed. For example, there are no dark red 1x2 click hinges with the hinge in the middle. I used a red one and camouflaged it with a bit of dark red sticker on the seat. Also, the 2 cheese slopes making the point of the seat are held on with dark red sticker bits from official LEGO stickers. And I cut rigid tubing for the brake levers. Clearly I'm not a purist.
Making a low pass over the city of Izmir, Turkey. Just before the chopper arrived a jet buzzed the city, fortunately it was flying at a sub-sonic speed, but still fast enough to scare the hell out of you.
VMCC Banbury Run - Visitors Bike Park
Photoshopped out three bikes, fence posts, signs and people in the background - makes for a cleaner pic without distractions........
The DRS 'Topper Chopper' Railtour is seen here waiting to depart Crewe for Kirkby via Clitheroe and Copy Pit with 20s 308 and 305.
Some other Virgin rubbish there as well...
31/05/14
@ChrisRailPics
580EX II at 1/4 bounced into silver umbrella, camera left; 580 EX II at 1/16 through white umbrella, camera right.
Model: Lindsey
Great chopper on display.
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.
Another angle of this fun "gasser twin.
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.