From the drag races Pt 2
Jan 3, 2014 02:07:08 #
Some bikes for ebrunner and dickparkans (and others of course!)
Pity I cut the tyre
Horrible focus but the crew love it!
Suzuki 750 near, Honda 1000cc far
Jan 3, 2014 02:13:44 #
Jan 3, 2014 02:15:09 #
TrainNut wrote:
Great photos. Action, I love it. :thumbup:
Morning TrainNut (well where I am anyway)
Thanks for looking! 8-)
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Jan 3, 2014 08:46:58 #
Great photos. Nice action. Those fellows are a bit nuts; but who am I to judge. They have leathers one...what could go wrong? Thanks.
Jan 4, 2014 02:31:11 #
ebrunner wrote:
Great photos. Nice action. Those fellows are a bit nuts; but who am I to judge. They have leathers one...what could go wrong? Thanks.
Its not the speed that kills, its the sudden stop....
Jan 4, 2014 10:17:35 #
DwsPV wrote:
Its not the speed that kills, its the sudden stop....
Nice bike pics at the strip - thanks for sharing!
I can relate to the sudden stop part. Was doing about 150 on my 'busa in the country on 7/1/06 when things went wrong. I bounced, slid, skidded, and rolled down the Hwy for 800 FT; broke both femurs like toothpicks, fractured L4 vertebrae in back, airlifted to Charleston hospital, long recovery road - have titanium rods in legs now, but a-ok thanks to the grace of God - was wearing good helmet. Back to 4 wheels now - ha.
My 04 Busa
Jan 4, 2014 10:40:33 #
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Jan 4, 2014 12:32:58 #
sammywoody wrote:
Nice bike pics at the strip - thanks for sharing!
I can relate to the sudden stop part. Was doing about 150 on my 'busa in the country on 7/1/06 when things went wrong. I bounced, slid, skidded, and rolled down the Hwy for 800 FT; broke both femurs like toothpicks, fractured L4 vertebrae in back, airlifted to Charleston hospital, long recovery road - have titanium rods in legs now, but a-ok thanks to the grace of God - was wearing good helmet. Back to 4 wheels now - ha.
I can relate to the sudden stop part. Was doing about 150 on my 'busa in the country on 7/1/06 when things went wrong. I bounced, slid, skidded, and rolled down the Hwy for 800 FT; broke both femurs like toothpicks, fractured L4 vertebrae in back, airlifted to Charleston hospital, long recovery road - have titanium rods in legs now, but a-ok thanks to the grace of God - was wearing good helmet. Back to 4 wheels now - ha.
Ouch, hurts just reading this...
Are you off bikes now totally?
By the way, hows the circular polarizer shots looking?
Jan 4, 2014 13:43:48 #
DwsPV wrote:
Ouch, hurts just reading this...
Are you off bikes now totally?
By the way, hows the circular polarizer shots looking?
Are you off bikes now totally?
By the way, hows the circular polarizer shots looking?
I've ridden friend's bikes a few times in the past few years, not much - still love 'em, but no more crotch rockets for me - ha; I'm too old to die now, LOL. Got over 800 miles on my Trek 3700D Mtn bike in the last 6 mths. Haven't taken many pics yet since I got the filters, just a few in the woods - guess I'll really be able to tell when I do more car shows in sun light maybe? ....or around water? (Plenty of that around here)
Jan 4, 2014 15:34:25 #
Just started to re-assemble my sons Suzuki GSXR750R which he dragged. Taken a while to take the twist out of the frame from all wheel stands. Thanks for the photos.
Col
Col
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