Let's see your CB1100 out on the road!

[GoldOxide_imp]

Decent and tidy Matt.

 

[Cormanus]

That’s a great shot.

 

[max]

Good work Matt, i like the light and the depth of field in the sunset one, what focal length did you use?
And i think i spotted the flash of the photographer in your visor in the last one, nice clean machine.

 

[Lord Popgun]

That looks like a pic in a bike magazine. You have to have a label on the side that says what boots, pants, jacket, and helmet you are wearing

 

[Cormanus]

RLETs.

 

[mattvoyle_imp]

Good work Matt, i like the light and the depth of field in the sunset one, what focal length did you use?
And i think i spotted the flash of the photographer in your visor in the last one, nice clean machine.

I captured the sunset shot with my 85mm at f1.8, the shots of me riding were shot with a 70-200 f2.8 from a fellow local photographer.
More pics on my IG: https://www.instagram.com/mattvoyle/

RLETs.

You know, I've been meaning to install them for like 2 years now and have never got around to ordering a pair. Perhaps it's time.

 

[WK57ABF_imp]

Just finished the preparatories for the summer trip this year. The CB is packed and waits to go out on the road to Ireland. Try to start very early tomorrow on Sunday morning. It's a long way down from Kiel in Germany through the Netherlands and Belgium to Calais in France. Maybe I'll reach it in the beginning of the evening.

Wish you all a friendly summer and do the same, go out and travel with the CB.

Wisedrum

Have a great time in Ireland
John

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

well...yellow and blue..

Nice capture. Who took the snap?

 

[alprider]

a lovely fine lady....

scroll down and you can read in the snow wall frome where she came
http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread....1&page=211

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

a lovely fine lady....

scroll down and you can read in the snow wall frome where she came
http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread....1&page=211

Ah ya - I do recall.

 

[Delphisa]

Beginning of this week, I tried to climb one of the passes of the Tour de France, not one of the highest, but among the steepest: the Grand Colombier. It's a nice narrow road, north of Le Bourget Lake. But the weather was not very favourable, contrasting with the heat wave that is very often present here this summer. A very strong north wind prevented any navigation of sailboats on the lake. It did not hurt too much for the motorcycle ride, but many clouds remained on the reliefs from 1200 m altitude. So we didn't complete the whole pass, we'll come back an other day!

Stopping before getting into the clouds, we had a great sight over The Rhone river and Le Bourget Lake:

A few more images (with a map) in this album : 2019_07_15_Le_Grand_Colombier

Jean-Pierre

 

[the Ferret]

some of your picture look too picturesque to be real.

 

[alprider]

well yes as photographer

the kind light and weather....well yes..destiny...
in such cases i say still: I just do a duty photo..as reminder that i was here or to show i was there or better how looks there...

and how is the typical photgrappher law: from 10am until 4pm he has off....(inter alia bcos of the position of the sun)


hehehe:

ici c`est j`aime.....

never seen such marks or text on the street...

 

[lederkombi_imp]

This is where I live and of course: My lovely red lady :heart:

 

[the Ferret]

Nice collection of accessories Jakob. Really interesting looking engine cover.

 

[GoldOxide_imp]

Nice collection of accessories Jakob. Really interesting looking engine cover.

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[peterbaron]

Nice collection of accessories Jakob. Really interesting looking engine cover.

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I like it too

 

[dsan1964_imp]

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[Cormanus]

Nice collection of accessories Jakob. Really interesting looking engine cover.

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I like it too

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I like it too
Moi aussi.

 

[lederkombi_imp]

Nice collection of accessories Jakob. Really interesting looking engine cover.

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I like it too

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I like it too
Moi aussi.

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I like it too
Moi aussi.
Thanks a lot to you all! :hello: