The last week of each month, a poll will be added to the thread with all the entries and you will have 7 days (or 5, depending on how quick I am to get the poll up and how well the thread is moving) to cast your vote.
You must own the submitted bike.
I would strongly suggest submitting pics with no people in it (dogs are fine) or at the least, crop them out of it.
Feel free to give a little backstory on your bike. Whether that be the modifications it has, how you came to own it, or just a fun story. Don't be afraid to share your bike's story.
If you have won in a previous month, you can no longer enter for the rest of the year. However, if you have a second bike that meets the above criteria, you can enter that.
The winner at the end of the month will win a free 1 Year Premium Membership for the forum and a custom flair under their username. If the winner is already a premium member, their subscription will be extended an additional year.
Winners will be featured on the sites gallery, found here.
Taken on a ride out near Burbage, UK. Should have had a bit more action as this is on a tightish bend but the guy in the sports car just in front of me (out of shot) decided to slow right down for the photographer
some REALLY nice bike pics submitted, but This months photo contest THEME is suppose to b ”STILL ACTION SHOTS” just like the PIC in post #6. A still action shot of u on your bike while in motion, how cool is that! good luck! I am going to try and take a “selfie“ still action shot, is that even possible…lol….FTG
According to the man I bought this '01 from, it may be the first one ever sold in the US. He lived in Georgia and had to go to Huntsville, AL to buy it. Airbox removed, Brake and turn signals upgraded, mirrors moved to bar ends. I have also created top and side boxes for this little brute (second photo below) and rode it solo across the country in 2014. Five weeks and 7k miles.
Having a bit of fun on my 2001 TT600 at Barber Motorsports turn 2, a fast sweeping right hander. Who would have thought that at 63 years young I would be dragging a knee. #LoveToRideTrack
Having a bit of fun on my 2001 TT600 at Barber Motorsports turn 2, a fast sweeping right hander. Who would have thought that at 63 years young I would be dragging a knee. #LoveToRideTrack
I just joined a week ago, and saw the contest banner, but … action shot?! Another week of Lockdown before I can leave Kanagawa Prefecture, but I do have a nice place nearby that lets me climb a few thousand feet and cool off. The challenge was no photographer, so rigged up my phone on a tripod.
2022 Bonnie T120, still on honeymoon (and loving it!). British Customs Sleeper Pro slip-one, Motone pannier rails with Burly Brand Voyager saddlebags, Dart Marlin flyscreen, Halcyon 820 bar-end mirrors.
Edit: Using an iPad late at night without thinking/checking, posted horrid picture. Then I see some have more than one! Then I thought to post HOW I took the photos without an accomplice ... accidentally. Was trying to take a video, but touched Slo-Mo by mistake. Had to run home, so it was a one-shot deal.
Most modern motorcycles contain catalytic converters in their exhaust system. However, not all bikes have catalytic converters. With increasing emission standards worldwide, catalytic converters are bound to be a regular in the motorcycles.
First, apologies for the delay in getting voting going. Second, I appreciate those of you that actually read the theme and submitted appropriate pics . Poll will go live at the top of the thread in a few.
I don't want to dampen my chances of winning, but note before voting, my actual entry has accompanying text. (And, if I rode a BMW, I'd be disqualified.)
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