Tidy Harley

[Lensflare]

Seen in Boston, Lincolnshire (the real one, as in the one in the Mother country, not the young pretender our Colony!)

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Miss Aguilerra can blow on my trumpet any day!

 

[soxOZ]

Nice shots of a neat looking bobber Harley... Looks like an early Harley engine & drive train...

I can see it's in the mother country by the massive size license plate...
But wonder why they have such large plates , are all the Police near sighted or do the speed cameras what to ping you from more than a mile away...???? :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:

 

[kodiak]

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I like the rendition in deeper and richer tones!
I would have repaired the damage to the paintwork on 2 & 3.

Have a good day…

 

[Rusty1]

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I like the rendition in deeper and richer tones!
I would have repaired the damage to the paintwork on 2 & 3.

Is that not a reflection of the handlebars? Or is there something I can't see.

 

[kodiak]

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Is that not a reflection of the handlebars? Or is there something I can't see.

Well, you created a serious doubt in my mind…
I think the shooter is the truth holder! =)

 

[polseszczyk]

Love the bike and your comment about "Boston".

Samuel

 

[Louis Champan]

A very sweet bobber for sure.

 

[Lensflare]

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Well, you created a serious doubt in my mind…
I think the shooter is the truth holder! =)

You are both correct - Rusty has the answer, in that it is hot spot reflections from the bit of flash I hit it with, despite polarising it, but it did bring out the metallic in the base colour of the tank.

Kodiak is correct in that I shouldn't have been so lazy and posted a pic straight out of the camera. :wink: Thankfully, that is what we have designers for in the publishing house - it is their job to tart the pictures up, not the photographers. It is also their decision as to which images get used - why they never pick the pictures the photographer would select is anyone's guess. :biggrin:

 

[bett]

... Looks like an early Harley engine & drive train...

Yup. It's an "iron Head" sportster engine. They made those from 1957 until 1986. Lots of very cool custom bits too.

I like the first image. Shot from that low angle... Nice.