crawdiddy
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R3a, 40mm f1.4, tri-x @1600 iso in diafine
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I like this photo, dazed (aka Steve).
crawdiddy
qu'est-ce que c'est?
venchka
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Stuff happens
Stuff happens
Sometime in the 80s, very close together time wise and very similar damage wise, 2 of the angels lost their hands to vandals.
From the same roll of film as above.
Stuff happens
No wonder she's weeping-- someone cut off her hand! May have been fine before that....
Sometime in the 80s, very close together time wise and very similar damage wise, 2 of the angels lost their hands to vandals.
From the same roll of film as above.

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Pretty nifty, Vince, to ride a restored vintage motorcycle! I had a 305 Super Hawk, and that one looks to have been customized/accessorized somewhat. Have fun!
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Gill gets all the girls...

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charjohncarter
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I'll try something new, from my mixer basket:
Efke R25

Efke R25
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Ride, dive, shoot.

M6 HM + Nokton Classic 40mm SC + HP5 + D-76
Vince, thanks for the interesting shots... The candy blue-green Honda CB-750 triggers a fond memory, as I bought one (same color) brand new $1575 and rode it for almost 10 years before replacing it with a Yamaha XS Eleven which I kept even longer.
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Vince, thanks for the interesting shots... The candy blue-green Honda CB-750 triggers a fond memory, as I bought one (same color) brand new $1575 and rode it for almost 10 years before replacing it with a Yamaha XS Eleven which I kept even longer.
If your CB750 was a '69, you probably would wish you still had it, as the one in the photo is worth about $30,000.
My bike is the one in the Cafe Racer Magazine shot - 1966 CB77 SuperHawk Special. The Honda purists can't stand it!
That's a very cool looking SuperHawk. I had a 305 SuperHawk earlier that I bought as a basket case and rebuilt. Disappointed with the result, I wished for a 450 after borrowing one for a bit and compromised with a new '68 CB350. Much better, I thought but still regretted not getting the solid 450, and redressed the matter with the 750 as soon as I could afford it. Mine was a 1970 model, so I guess I'm spared the anquish of regrets in selling it. We had a lot of adventures during that ~10 years but the '79 Yamaha 1100 was far superior.If your CB750 was a '69, you probably would wish you still had it, as the one in the photo is worth about $30,000.
My bike is the one in the Cafe Racer Magazine shot - 1966 CB77 SuperHawk Special. The Honda purists can't stand it!
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