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akima · February 24th, 2012, 10:38 AM

Got it

Lots of huge grain silos in the background.

silo.jpg silo_perspective.jpg

I had such a great ride out to that place. As of yesterday it's started drying up and warming up outside, so I can enjoy my riding without constantly worrying about the severe lack of traction on the roads.

Another rider was heading in the same direction as me for quite a bit of the journey. He probably thought I was following him. Had a little bit of fun riding with him. He had a little RS 125 and was really working it to keep up his speed. When he went to overtake a car I saw him go into full tuck and pass them at about 10MPH more than the cars were doing

I felt like I was riding a big bike riding with him

Ninjette power!!

Next challenge:
Your Ninjette next to the entrance of a building that has big pillars.

Interpret "big" how you feel, but I was thinking of something like this:

Try and get the full building in the shot and take the picture from low down so the building looks huge.

February 24th, 2012, 10:38 AM	#2003
akima Nooblet Name: Akima Location: England Join Date: Jul 2011 Motorcycle(s): 2011 Ninja 250R FI Posts: A lot. Blog Entries: 5 MOTM - Oct '13	Got it Lots of huge grain silos in the background. silo.jpg silo_perspective.jpg I had such a great ride out to that place. As of yesterday it's started drying up and warming up outside, so I can enjoy my riding without constantly worrying about the severe lack of traction on the roads. Another rider was heading in the same direction as me for quite a bit of the journey. He probably thought I was following him. Had a little bit of fun riding with him. He had a little RS 125 and was really working it to keep up his speed. When he went to overtake a car I saw him go into full tuck and pass them at about 10MPH more than the cars were doing I felt like I was riding a big bike riding with him Ninjette power!! Next challenge: Your Ninjette next to the entrance of a building that has big pillars. Interpret "big" how you feel, but I was thinking of something like this: Try and get the full building in the shot and take the picture from low down so the building looks huge.