It’s fun. And now it’s over until May…

May I least pan and shoot at 1/25th so the background is blurry?

Perhaps to start we just photograph our respective bikes as we ride. No trickery needed in terms of weird mounts and stuff.

That’s a good idea. Let me think about the technical. Drone. Scooter mount. Tripod and remote trigger etc. Or full Hollywood: Pick up truck with camera on pole out of bed close to the ground.

We never had them here until Ken Hull decided to invite some riding friends to a little gathering he call “the Hang.” It started with just a few riders but took off after awhile.

Maybe you can start your own Moto Hang!

I thought the same thing about the Danny Lyon pictures. We need to shoot more riding action than we do. How many Moto still lives can I shoot?

Yeah. In my case, I’ll probably run out of health before the government forces me off the road.

The strange thing about other people riding your motorcycle or scooter — usually no one asks. And those who feel they can ask always seem to be people who I trust. Thinking back I can only think of three people who have ridden my scooter. And Paul is the only one who has ridden the K75. My buddy Dan is waiting for a ride but we haven’t crossed paths yet.

On my last trip to Denver I got a call from someone who had been following the blog. We never met but arranged to have dinner with his wife at his house. He had some work related things to do when I got there so he tossed me the keys to his motorcycle and said to get lost for a couple hours. I guess he trusted me from the things I had shared on the blog!

There have been riders who have visited that I would not hesitate to toss them the keys to my scooter or motorcycle.