My motorcycles

Sventekoz

I thought it would be nice to post some photos of my motorcycles. I only have the BMW K1200S at the moment - I'm afraid the MV Agusta Brutale 910R had to go. Too much Italian temperament (aka poor quality) for my liking.

#1 I like this angle, but it's a reminder about paying attention to what's in the background!


#2 Ditto with this one I'm afraid. My apologies for offending anyone's sensibilities! It does show off one of the bike's best features IMHO - the aggressive styling.


#3 I think this is a work of art.


#4 My current ride - taken using HDR. It isn't 'quite' right, but I'm still experimenting with the software.


#5 Another HDR shot.


#6 This is a friend's MV Agusta F41000R. I like it, but there is something not quite right. Let me know what it is!


#7 Puddle wheelies!


#8 I don't think this is too bad for a 'point-and-shoot' Canon I keep in my backpack.


#9 Lots of nothing here in Western Australia!

Skippy

Sventekoz wrote:

I thought it would be nice to post some photos of my motorcycles. I only have the BMW K1200S at the moment - I'm afraid the MV Agusta Brutale 910R had to go. Too much Italian temperament (aka poor quality) for my liking.

The BMW looks brand new is it ???
Those little point and shoot camera's do a dang good job,
and at least they fit in your pocket, are light and not bulky to cary around.

I see you enjoy your Bikes by the looks of these.

I like your Puddle Wheelie shot too

Thanks for sharing .... Skippy
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Sventekoz

Skippy wrote:

The BMW looks brand new is it ???
Those little point and shoot camera's do a dang good job,
and at least they fit in your pocket, are light and not bulky to cary around.

I see you enjoy your Bikes by the looks of these.

I like your Puddle Wheelie shot too

Thanks for sharing .... Skippy
.

They were both brand new - it's a pity the Brutale didn't work out.

And, yes, better a point-and-shoot camera than none at all!