Night rods

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Night Rod

Pics of this 'No Limit' Night Rod came out very well! Check new Bigtwin magazine.

No Limits!

Elco's super agressive V-Rod streetfighter is built by Harley-Davidson Amsterdam. It's based on parts by No Limit Customs from Germany.

David's modified Nightrod

David from Belgium always rode Ducati's, but he fell in eeehhh... love with Harley Davidson. After trying a few different models he bought himself a Nightrod, which is actually is a H-D which rides like a Duuc. But -up to him, off-the-belt it "looks like shit!" He chopped all the ugly parts off and replaced it for good looking stuff. It's got new mudguard, shockers, seat, pipes and you name it. Check out his Mean looking Nightrod!

Gulf V-rod Muscle

Harley Davidson Den Haag (the Hague) modified a V-rod Muscle and painted it in the color Gulf-blue. It rides like it looks... Brutal!

Bigtwin april

Next issue of Bigtwin magazine will be spot-on! Colleague photographers contributed some cool bikes (check te Bigtwin site) and there are some nice feature-bikes from Yours Truly too. The AMD World Championship-winning V-rod, Project Veon is featured! It doesn’t only look great, it’s state-of-the-art technique too! And another super-cool bike is the Ducati Tracker of Robert. One of the best bikes I’ve shot in 2010. Suzuki’s biggest bike is the Intruder 1800, on which we did a road-test. Last but not least theirs is Ron’s Harley, which was build by South-East Motorcycles. Got to have this issue!!

Krugger @ Bigtwin Bikeshow

Thanks to the ever friendly and enthousiastic organisation, the Bigtwin Bikeshow 2010 was a stunning event again. There were some killer bikes on the bikeshow, like a Finnish trike'ish creation, the mind-blowing Revatu boardtracker and much more. The dealer expo was great, with nice stalls, from L&L, SPS (with Zero production bikes and the BBO Zero creation!) , Iron Pit and my friends of RNO Cycles. With about 1500 new pics on my computer, the free space of my harddrive is radically increased, so I will not be bored, watching 'Goede Tijden Slechte Tijden' on the telly, the upcoming days :-) I'll show you some more cool bikes soon.

The World Championship winning bike from Krugger was there too. Of course I had to take the opportunity to do something with this and I really wanted to shoot it! The bike, though, could not be put outside the building and had to stay at the stall of krugger's. And it could not be wheeled round to shoot the other side, as it was placed on a lift in the little stall. So, to deal with this, I had to shoot it in two days.
Saturday morning I had just a few minutes to put up my studio-lights at Krugger's stall, before the show opened and all the visitors came in. After the merchandise was removed from the walls, I made some photo's, while it was called through the speakers that the show will be opened in 5 minutes. Hurry hurry!!
Sunday after the show I shot the other side in a time-span of just seconds, while people were removing the bikes and stalls around me.

With some photoshopping, cleaning up the background etc. I come to this studio'ish result. And I'm pretty happy with it!