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Themz some nice shots! It's nice you have the camo bike to photo cuz' it makes the HDR stuff trippy!
CC
these night shots aren't HDR or even tone mapped, they're just one exposure straight out of the camera.
This may be coming from Louija or very similar. It is too big and too heavy but it really shifts on the dirt. :clap:
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That bike looks good. Could you tell us a little more about it. There are some people on the board that are interested in them.
Mike
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Originally Posted by Supersignet
It would be my pleasure Mike but to save major typing just have a look here
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showt...=130990&page=7
among those pages you'll find a good intro and if there is anything else please post a question on your own Louija thread
Lots of cool pics guys , SuperSignet, I really like yours , vey nicely done !
Yeh right Crazy Carl, I shouldn't be envious of your guys China adventure why now ?????? :biggrin:
Your kidding me right ! You don't understand or comprehend just how envious some of us actually do feel when you guys keep posting all these really cool adventure shots in China.
I hope you guys feel somewhat blessed to be able to be there and ride and meet the people. How very cool and exciting. Envious, oh yes I am !!!!!
I rode RM250's in the Red Sand Deesert in Saudi Arabia at 15 years old for 6 months , but the only thing I met was hostile Nomads and Camels man . You guys got it made there !
Cheers, Snortin Norton
Happy to have had the experiences but there's no free cheese. Learn some things the hard way and that's how you know you're growing.
I guess, like everything else, it exists in context.
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C ? C
^^^What he said!^^^ :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Snortin Norton
I can't wait to get there this fall. I suspect that when my time comes to return to the west after six months, I'll be very sad. That will be the most difficult part, just how I feel every time I finish my vacation in SE Asia and return home to the cold (climate) and cold (airport welcome) and cold (western urban experience). (Ooops, almost let a rant out.) :icon10:
Just bought this Sierra two months ago, it was held up in both US and Bahamas customs for a while but I just managed to get her built up from the crate and took some pictures.
I have to say, I am very impressed with the build quality of the bike. Heard some scary reports on the Sierra before, but after 236miles, she is quite reliable and getting stronger everyday.
Hope you enjoy my pictures.
Will post more scenic photos next week.
Thanks
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