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Hey my Name is Moritz and I´m from Germany!

This Topic is - who would`ve guessed it - for sharing images of your ride.

I hope you like this quick Snapshot I just took of my Bike.

It certainly isn´t a Piece of Art but more or less just a Topic-Opener (thou the Name seems to be quite fitting for this Forum ;))

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My 2014 Roadstar Silverado.   Miss Behavin' airbrush art in the style of WW2 aircraft nose art.  One of the first photos I took with the X-T1 with 18-55 kit lens.

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A Corgi parachutable scooter.  

 

This one was a post war version, but was based on the Welbike used during the invasion of Italy and at D-Day.  On view at RAF Cosford Air Museum.

 

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My new bike's picture , taken with X-T1 and 56mm.

And some other bikes and the same camera and lens.

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Ducati Monster

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