Mercier Kilo TT "Beater"

justskidding says:

Thanks. And yes they are pretty comfortable. They have a bit of a curvy look like track drops which I like but they still have the long top part like road drops.

Posted about 12 years ago

justskidding says:

Thanks Andy. Still messing around with the settings and such. Any recommendations or tips?

Posted about 12 years ago

SillyGooseCookie says:

Hmm... I'd say first find a better prop for your bike, I use a plastic cup and I've seen other people find a Y-shaped stick and put in on the bottom bracket shell. I'd also recommend getting some shots that are lower to the ground and also getting some shots that are full drivesides where you're perpendicular to your bike. Also, try experimenting with locations, I usually just shoot in my street, but it's really fun to go out and look for good locations and get shots there. And most importantly, just have fun with it!

Posted about 12 years ago

justskidding says:

I have some nice driveside pics but the aperture was a bit messed up. These were the ones that came out alright. And yeah, I was just looking for anything to stand my bike up with and that's the first thing I found. I'll find a nice spot for when I take pictures of the Pista!

Posted about 12 years ago

justskidding says:

I know. I didn't remember till I was done. Only one of them is non drive side. The other one is.

Posted about 12 years ago

justskidding says:

Thanks. It's my beater. Just something to beat up everyday.

Posted about 12 years ago