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of course it can all take second place to a well endowed Duc girl

higgy wrote:I think the bike and the scenery should have equal weight jm2c

50/50, that would also work well...more emphasis on the bike

higgy wrote:I think the bike and the scenery should have equal weight jm2c

Yeah , and don't nobody spoil it with arses and tits ......unless of course photographing the actual rider/ owner makes that unavoidable
and that windy road shot reminds me of Arthurs Pass ,South Island NZ

...c'mon, which Grand pooh-bah is going to volunteer and take this on...I think we should start a thread on 'aiming for the apex' (open to all categories, lets get everyone involved) and see if we can have a PASO calendar for 2014...anybody can submit an entry, and whoever is in charge will judge the photos accordingly...in the end we will end up with 4X907 plus 4x906 and 4x750 pics (12 photos plus one extra photo for the cover) all in A4 landscape format (horizontal) the calendar will be printed on the back of each A4 pics (up-side-down) then as you open the calendar the pic will be on top and the dates on the bottom, once downloaded and printed on photo paper you can spiral bind them together, its not difficult...then every day will be a PASO day!!

I think this should be a good thing and encourage paso owners who live near interesting spots to share this visual experience with others and show off their machines at the same time

As for the signs along the road in Pennsylvania, NE,SE,SC, NC SW or NW There are many that are unique, interesting and just plain funny.

The most common ones get you home safe when there is a chill in the air and the rain or the fog gets heavy.


Historically, that's why the Brits lost and the South. Them chilly Pennsylvania nights whatever season it may be.

907pasonut wrote:...c'mon, which Grand pooh-bah is going to volunteer and take this on...I think we should start a thread on 'aiming for the apex' (open to all categories, lets get everyone involved) and see if we can have a PASO calendar for 2014...anybody can submit an entry, and whoever is in charge will judge the photos accordingly...in the end we will end up with 4X907 plus 4x906 and 4x750 pics (12 photos plus one extra photo for the cover) all in A4 landscape format (horizontal) the calendar will be printed on the back of each A4 pics (up-side-down) then as you open the calendar the pic will be on top and the dates on the bottom, once downloaded and printed on photo paper you can spiral bind them together, its not difficult...then every day will be a PASO day!!

I think this should be a good thing and encourage paso owners who live near interesting spots to share this visual experience with others and show off their machines at the same time

Great idea too include all Paso's.
Lets use this thread?
Ride'em don't hide'um.

submit all paso pictures to higgy, great bikes with great backgrounds.....its a win win thing

The weather was great this past weekend (Memorial Day) for a ride, 65*f and sunny.
I took a few pictures, thought I'd share.

Summer has finally arrived in my corner of the world. GREEN!




How about a little RED!




What a fun motorcycle. I have as much fun riding slow as riding fast.
RIDE'EM DON'T HIDE'EM...

nice day, you're not wrong about GREEN...talking about green, those cows are gutsing themselves and totally ignoring you.
...obviously not ducatisti cows

Beautiful day here for a ride along the river

...the sun shines all over Pennsylvania...

907pasonut wrote:...the sun shines all over Pennsylvania...

Just one day at a time lately

raining and chilly here in east sussex but out all avro on the ccm through the lanes. i miss my paso......soon though

I got out again today for a 200mi. ride, about 50mi. were dirt, ...........



Yep, I got a bit lost. But never fear men, this damn 20 year old Ducati does great, dirt or pavement.



I swear this 907ie runs better as I pile the miles on, at 25,000mi. I figure it's got at least another 100,000mi. left until it's worn out.


I plan on riding this bike until I wear it out - or I end up here ^^^^^^^^^^^^^.

RIDE'EM DON'T HIDE'EM.......

Any ride any day in Pa is a good ride, some are just more challenging than others. Always good scenery where ever you ride in PA
Where up North are you. I am about 30 minutes south of Allentown