Motorcycling racing
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Assen – Brno – Catalunya – Donington Park – Estoril – Istanbul – Jacarepagua – Jerez – Laguna Seca – Le Mans – Losail – Motegi – Mugello – Phillip Island – Shanghai – Sachsenring – 45 Degrees – Sepang – Valencia – Welkom Plain, simple minimalist design. / Be prepared for complete strangers to stare at your chest with wierd looks on their faces. / If they ask you what it all means, just smile at them. / Those in who do know will smile at you first.
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Anyone who has ever ridden or been a pillion a modern sports bike will know that the real fun starts when you hit the corners. But when you’re able to get a lean angle of 45 degrees around a corner, that is when you’re really living! That’s why “Life Begins at 45 Degrees”! Our tribute to Daijiro Kato & Norifumi Abe. / We’ve always admired the Japanese riders. They really give it everything. Norifumi even inspired the great Valentino Rossi to adopt the nickname “Rossifumi”. / Just as those guys flying around in their Mitsubishi Zero’s did in 1941, todays ‘pilot’ needs to be just as fearless. / BANZAI!
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by kneedraggersAnyone who has ever ridden or been a pillion a modern sports bike will know that the real fun starts when you hit the corners. But when you’re able to get a lean angle of 45 degrees around a corner, that is when you’re really living! That’s why “Life Begins at 45 Degrees”! Inspired by the angry British fighters of WWII. / Fast forward 55 years and Triumph Motorcycles release the angriest, rawist, most brutal weapon to grace the tarmac on two wheels. No need for a fairing, this bad boy will fly into battle and leave everyone else scratching their heads instead of their knees! / As Triumph put it themselves “It’s a vicious cycle”
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Even Jesus said JESUS when he saw me ride… / You can just see it now, Jesus and his 12 best mates hanging out at Losail MotoGP track in Qatar, suddenly out of nowhere, you come flying around turn 16 and down the main straight. As you pass the start/finish line on one wheel doing well over 200mph you hear it “Jesus!” / Doesn’t it sound just awesome!
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Anyone who has ever ridden or been a pillion a modern sports bike will know that the real fun starts when you hit the corners. But when you’re able to get a lean angle of 45 degrees around a corner, that is when you’re really living! That’s why “Life Begins at 45 Degrees”! Horray for Muscle Bikes! / Real riders don’t need to go and buy the latest fully faired two-wheeled crotch rocket. Who really cares how fast you can go in a straight line?! Unless you can, or even have dreams of, being able to corner like Casey, you’re just another attention seeker. Knee Draggers
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A small window into the pain and tiredness from having to push a broken machine through the sticking mud, all the way back to the pits during a race.
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Anyone who has ever ridden or been a pillion a modern sports bike will know that the real fun starts when you hit the corners. But when you’re able to get a lean angle of 45 degrees around a corner, that is when you’re really living! That’s why “Life Begins at 45 Degrees”! If you follow the MotoGP or WSBK series’ then you will recognise exactly what this T-Shirt is depecting. This design is a favourite with all who can identify what it is made up of. If you’re still asking yourself hat are all of those silly shapes”?, best you go and do your homework or buy another design! Get your Knee Down, / Knee Draggers
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Gary Carswell and Martin Finnegan get airborne at 160mph or more at Ballacrye. TT 2007 practice session.
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In honor of Oscars night, a favorite actor / Portrait of Steve McQueen / Water color and ink on paper / From an old photo in a local magazine. McQueen used to do a lot of racing at the nearby Laguna Seca racetrack. Someone got a shot of him just pulling off the goggles, mud and grease on his face, in his leathers, and wearing that / You Want a Piece of This? / look / he did so well and made him so interesting to watch as an actor. The Hawks Perch
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ALL ABOUT BIKE LIFE
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Manual focus hand held pan shot with Olympus OM-3 and Tokina 80-200mm f2.8 1/125 @ f11 on Fuji 100.
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Formula 125 / Robyn Lindsay (14 year old girl) / Knockhill, Scotland / July 2008 Camera: Nikon D70 / Lens: Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 / Focal Length: 270mm / ISO: 200 / Exposure: 1/250 sec at f/10
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British Superbikes / Tristan Palmer / Honda Fireblade CBR1000 RR / Knockhill, Scotland / August 2008 135 views as of 10/11/09
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Top Fuel pilot stares at the finish line.
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Another version of the katana T
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I’d never been to a bike meeting before today, and I know little about specific models etc, but I like most things with an engine…especially if they have some history, so if I have this wrong, I’d be happy to be corrected. This (I believe) is a 500cc Manx Norton circa 1954 still doing what it was built for – racing! This is my first attempt at photographing bike racing, so just getting some half-decent shots was my intention today – I think I’ve bagged a few worth uploading, so here’s the first! Nikon D80. Sigma 70-300mm APO. 1/500th f/10 ISO 1250
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Legendary Leo Cash on the limit of adhesion at around 200 Kph on Team Hasbeens 1980 model Suzuki GSX 1100. Captured at the 2009 Historic Road Race Championship, September 5th. 2009 on the Morgan Park Raceway, Warwick, Queensland. / He finished second to the low flying Robbie Phillis (Ex World Super Bike Champion) on a similar machine. / Thanks Leo for the entertainment – WOW :-)) Shot with / Pentax K200D / Lens Sigma DG 70-300
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