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Thank you trevor
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Steve
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I managed to snag this shot while chasing dpep through some of Flori-duh's vicious "curves". :-\\\
Bike is not quite vertical after the "curve", exit speed is appropriate for the ride. Thanks, Don. :encouragement:
I was going to go with Baatfam's theme with the gauges, but the numbers were a bit more "modest", considering they were on an 850, and didn't show any of the road.
Mrs. Steve reached around me to take the picture.
(NOT an entry)
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Bike is not quite vertical after the "curve", exit speed is appropriate for the ride. Thanks, Don. :encouragement:
I was going to go with Baatfam's theme with the gauges, but the numbers were a bit more "modest", considering they were on an 850, and didn't show any of the road.
Mrs. Steve reached around me to take the picture.
(NOT an entry)
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I have nothing... well maybe one that I previously used that everyone probably forgot about by now. My bike is down for maintenance so there will be no new pics.... I may have to go with creative interpretation .
A "biker's point of view" is not necessarily from the seat of a bike.
A "biker's point of view" may be what he or she can see, but it may also be how they feel about something.
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Motojoe2492
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I never would have purchased a windshield like that, but it came with the bike. I LOVE MY SLIPSTREAMER TURBO!!!
I am going to keep it on even though I'm going with a slight scrambler style. I paint the bottom half to give the batwing fairing look.
A biker's point of view? Hmmm....I actually had some pictures when I was a no-helmet, leather wearing, "biker"
This is better....
My "view" on being a motorcyclist:
Stopping somewhere I wouldn't have stopped at, if I wasn't on a bike, and getting a "biker's view"
This was is a perfect example of a biker's view, up in the Chippewa Falls area of Wisconsin.
BMW RA Rally - 2011 by Bob Thieda, on Flickr
This is better....
My "view" on being a motorcyclist:
Stopping somewhere I wouldn't have stopped at, if I wasn't on a bike, and getting a "biker's view"
This was is a perfect example of a biker's view, up in the Chippewa Falls area of Wisconsin.
BMW RA Rally - 2011 by Bob Thieda, on Flickr
You have caught my drift
Agreed, hence my interpretation comment.
Biker View, in urban California anyway, being up front at a traffic light after filtering up inbetween the lanes (see mirror).
Car drivers dont get to see that.
(will see if I can find something more artistic)
Good shot Dave...funny I was just thinking I should have used one of my many lane filtering photos from California....
"Many" you say.
I found to be something difficult to capture, and not a good time to be fussing with a camera (hand held the way I do). SO I got a couple on one afternoon, and said that had to be good enough.
This was my view every day for the 2+ years in Colorado that I owned my bike. I lived 28 miles from the far eastern edge of Colorado Springs so I got to see the front range every day and Pikes Peak in particular.
Morning ride by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Morning ride by Scott Baker, on Flickr
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