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Bexhill Classic Car Show

I took a ride down to the Bexhill 100 Motoring Club, Classic and Custom Car Show on the weekend. Bexhill on Sea being the birthplace of British Motor Racing back in 1902. It’s got some serious motoring heritage. I thought I’d try out a different camera as well a Pentax P30T that I’ve had since … Continue reading →

Cape Town to Dublin by Scooter

Really nice to meet the Cape Town to Dublin by Scooter guys at the Scooter Shack this week! 21747miles over 8 months for charity!! Epic! Continue reading →

Rye Bikers Meet

Rye Harbour, East Sussex is a popular meeting spot for bikers along the south coast. I popped down the other day to see if there was anything going. I wasn’t disappointed as you can see, some beautiful late 60’s and 70’s Japanese bikes. Nice to see them in there original as intended state.   Continue reading →

Team S Equipe 193

I first came across Steven Burke’s aka Lucky Left Hand‘s work through Southsiders MC Wheels & Waves. He designed all the promotional artwork for the event. I couldn’t resist getting in touch and asking if he’d be willing to work on a helmet for me. He agreed and I sent an old Arai Freeway helmet … Continue reading →

The Red Pig Grill

Wizzing along Pett Level Road, East Sussex and what should I spot on route! The Red Pig.  An old railway hut that’s been converted into a mobile cafe. Great food (I had a hotdog with coleslaw, gurkins & homemade relish), pretty good coffee and to top it all off, they’re really nice guys too! It’s only … Continue reading →

Portland Isle

What started off as a road trip to Wales, ended up a blast to Portland Isle. My father in law suggested it and we weren’t disappointed. Myself and a couple of mates decided we’d meet early Friday morning on our Lambretta’s and take all the scenic roads. I’d never been to Portland Isle before and … Continue reading →

France Road Trip

A few 35mm shots I took on a recent road trip my wife & I took to the South of France on our BMW R60/6. Continue reading →