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After having shot the photo I was also tempted to alter it with a photo editor. Something like this.
Somehow funny.
But then I decided to leave it as it is. Not altered. Looks best. Thanks for your variation.
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A fine sunday and a fine Bullet, everything's allright.
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Like very much Wisedrum. Nice classic thumper in the European countryside - great snap.
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Cool Wisedrum. That pic could have been taken in 1960. I like it
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I like the gone by sixties and seventies, which I was part of. But I live now and enjoy it with my kind of "living in the past", riding retro bikes....
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(04-08-2019, 06:09 AM)Wisedrum_imp Wrote: I like the gone by sixties and seventies, which I was part of. But I live now and enjoy it with my kind of "living in the past", riding retro bikes....
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I speculate many here at the Forum are right along with ya.
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(04-08-2019, 07:48 AM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: (04-08-2019, 06:09 AM)Wisedrum_imp Wrote: I like the gone by sixties and seventies, which I was part of. But I live now and enjoy it with my kind of "living in the past", riding retro bikes....
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I speculate many here at the Forum are right along with ya.
I speculate many here at the Forum are right along with ya. I am one of them !
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Feel it Still by Portugal, The Man.
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The new Royal Enfield 650 Twin is going to be available near me soon, and by near, I mean, a hundred or so miles east, in Albany. I would post a shot from the post I read, but it's easy enough to look up. Royal Enfield of Albany says they will soon have stock of their newest addition to the lineup. Of particular interest is the side profile, while being tighter and more sparse than the CB1100, looks to carry the retro torch pretty well. I seem to recall that the early CBs mimicked the British bikes so well, and buried them in price and reliability. Well, here we go again, maybe.