Any rare bmw?
Slackers Saturday
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the twin top tube cruiser...built
3 bmx....2 built....one waiting to be built
a assortment of built park bikes...three i think
downhill bike...name escapes me...
a superco dj frame waiting to be built...
he had another room of other assorted frames...
no carbon in the house...
EDIT....also evil imperial imperial built...
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Dh bike... Was it linkage driven?
where do you live, shizzon?
Nice. Not a huge beach guy, but miss *that* coast. Grew up in Eugene area, got over there a fair bit.
Been to OR once, and those beaches were pretty unique and recognizable IMO....how I was able to guess it was there from the pics. Drove up the coast from Crater Lake area all the way up into WA and it was by far some of the nicest landscapes I've ever seen. 10/10 will do again
he rides them...the race link was dirty...
A bit of a slaughter. but look at the shots on goal. The dude on the other team that got the most shots came over to kiddo during the game, gave him a fist bump, and said "you are killin' it, dude"
pretty rare.
pretty rare.
It’s a nice area for sure. I’ve been in Southern Oregon for most of my life so it’s difficult to compare but I can’t complain. I’m an hour or so from the coast, and an hour or so from the high desert, and have some decent stuff in between to keep it interesting.
Got a cool Craftsmen tool box. It composite plastic. Still cool. On wheels. Got a couple of shoeboxes of Craftsmen tools. Haven't sorted through it yet. Bunch of new tools also. A bench and another stand. Got a line on a Vice, small bench on wheels, and a old school Park TS-3 Master Truing stand. Sold all my Campy and Pedros stuff. Got a new Drill and a Dremel kit.
Rest assured, after having seen the coastline in pretty much every US state that has some, Oregon is the nicest. Miles and miles of uncrowded, public beaches to roam.
And the sea stacks.
I mean, look at this nonsense! Pic from our hike in Samuel H Boardman.
can you post a picture?
I have the goods to fix, and I can teach you if schedules align.
You need to do this with a better camera. I'm just saying...Rest assured, after having seen the coastline in pretty much every US state that has some, Oregon is the nicest. Miles and miles of uncrowded, public beaches to roam.
And the sea stacks.
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I mean, look at this nonsense! Pic from our hike in Samuel H Boardman.
Oh I have it on the full frame DSLR. Could print that thing at 16 x 20 @ 300 DPI if I so choose. A file that size wasn't as post friendly.
Colors look faint though and Ocean is overexposed. You can fix this though if you have the RAW file and the camera has an OK dynamic range.Oh I have it on the full frame DSLR. Could print that thing at 16 x 20 @ 300 DPI if I so choose. A file that size wasn't as post friendly.
Check on the RAW file, and the camera is a Nikon Z6, so it should have adequate dynamic range. Id have to go back and check, quality might have take a nose dive between exporting as a jpeg and working in a way old version of Lightroom.
Nikon sensors usually have beautiful colors, so you should be able to tease them out.
Nice! Always loved the look of those. Never rode one though. I manage to see a bb7 out around town every couple of years. The number of old downhill bikes in the city is surprising!
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